The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-05

Staff of Brigadier General Perrin.
Staff of Brigadier General Chestnut.
Staff Of Brigadier General Elliott.
Staff of Brigadier General Duno-
want.
Staff of Brigadier General Wallace
Staff Of Brigadier General Ripley.
Brigade organizations:
Hagood's Brigade.
Engineers Department
Adjutant Generals Department.
Quartermaster and Commissary de-
-partment.
Medical Staff
Chaplains.
VOlnme III contains:
The Rolls of the Infantry Regi-
mentS from 1st to 10Th Regiments,
inclusive.
Volume III contains:
The Rolls of Infantry Regiments,
from i1til TO 2TJh, inclusive.
1st (Orr's) Rifles.
I'd (Moore's) Rifles.
Hampton Legion.
Holcombe Legion.
'4saaalmetto Sharpshooters.
Sd (Jamesa) Battalion.
7th (Nelson's) Battalion.
Manigualt's Battalion.
Officers of Brooks Regulars.
The 4th volume contains:
Rolls Of all Cavalary and Artillery
organizations and unattached Bat
teries.
The 9Th volume contains:
Rolls of State Troops, embracing
Reserves, Militia and Independent
Companies.
Also miscellaneous rolls Of:
Officers Of the Confederate Navy.
Officers of the Signal Corps.
Officers of the Ironclads.
Blockade Runners and their Cap
tains.
Roster of General and Light Bat
teries in South Carolina Qrom Confed-
crate Roster by Col. G. G. Jones.)
General Officers
General Officers Of Artillery.
Charleston Troops in the War.
Field Otlicers Qrom list prepared by
United States war department.)
Regiments and Battaions Nrom list
prepared by United States war depart
ment.)
Individual Records.
These five bound volumes Of COnfed-
crate rolls and Rivers Roll of Honor,
also bound, have been kept ina special
case in the Adjutant Generals office
These volumes, take ii for granted,
are on hand IN the place provided for
them by myself when in Office. But
there we're other valuable records
turned over by me in 1899. There
we're many original Confederate rolls
and duplicate printed rolls And,
above all, there were about one hun
dred war papers, most OF them put by
my action in typewriter form and it
is these valuable papers which have
been informed by Col. Tribple, the
present commissioner Of Confederate
rolls, were not turned over to him, and
which Ian further informed by Col.
Tribble have, been mislald or lost,
since a thorough search in the State
House has failed to discover them.
These war records were invaluable,
since if lost they can, in many cases,
never be restored. | collected them
to use in my proposed sketches of
each military organization had the
General Assembly authorized the
printing Of the Confederate rolls under
my editorship, as was proposed and
sanctioned in the House of Rcpresen-
tatives, but defeated in the Senate.
The following is the list Of the war
papers turned over. in 1899 to the
Adjutant, and which it is reported
cannot be found i'm the State House:
Rivers's account of raising troops
for State and Con; ;.Ierate service.
The Kershaw preface.
List of field officers. regiments and
Sbdtta1iions inc. S. A., l86l-65, pre-
pared by United States war depart
ment.
military in the Gu. s. War De
partment Library: relating to the
participation of individual States in
the war for the Union,' published
1897, by direction of the Secretary of
War.
Reports Confederate rolls 1929
84-85-S6, l896-97-98.
Confederate Defence Morris Is
land," Glchrist.
Battle of Franklin" Burr & Will
liams.
Autobiography of Col. j. II. Hud-
son.
w dlkeT SkelCll VI uIle IeluIl anu
Nineteenth South Carolina regiments,
18e1-G5.
Short sketch of McGowan's brigade
in the late war between the States.
Gist's brigade, G. S. p. A., to the
spring Of 1864, by Gen. Ellison Capers.
Communication Of Prof. w. j.
Rivers.
South Carolina dead buried in
Thorn Rose Cemetery, Staunton, Va
Roll Of Confederate dead in Lexing-
ton County, S. @.
Confederate dead in Hollywood, Va.
Roll OF Laurens County soldiers
killed in battle or died during the war,
1881-65.
Roll of Confederate Veterans regis
tered at reunion in Greenville, S. G.
to-. 4 a. IT,, 9