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Eros Skauer 0fd net fdH to answer promptly and accurately every aues- tIop. The General added: "He knows more about tactics than any of the ex- amining committee, and we were forced to recommend hts promotion" Cap tain Park then says. 'T remember see- ing this gallant officer at the battle of Gettysburg, calmly standing amid his regiment. smoking cigar. issuing his orders and animating the men until a bullet through his cheek disabled him. and he became a prisoner of war
 Major Proskauer was a prominent citi- zen of Mobile after the war, represented Alabama as a Democrat in the Legis- Iature, was President of the Hebrew cengregatfou of Mobile, and in 1895,
 moved to St Louis, Mo, where he soon
 became a prominent business man ana highly esteemed citizen, becoming
 President of Hebrew congregation in that city. and maintaining a reputa- tion as a man of culture, refinement. integrity and rare business capacity. He died in 1900, greatly lamented First Lieutenant, A. Scheaurian; sec-
 ond Lieutenant. E. karcher; A. Erchom, F. Mumme.
 Company D, Coffee Rangers" Coffee County-Captain, John Canty Brown,
 promoted to Major; resigned; died in Florida. Captain Exon Tucker, killed
  killed at Gettysburg by a cannon ball. Company E--Captain. R. w. Higsns | of Larkinsville. Ala: died of consump- tion in 1861; Captain l.. D. Patterson, resigned; died in 1885; Captain w. l.. Meroney. died in Comanche. Tex, 1904 | Capt. Philip A. Brandon of Chattanooga, \ Tenn: Captain C. M. Thomson; Cap ! tain John Rogers. killed at spottsylva- | mia Courthouse; First Leutenants w. l.. | Thama Ia1n Rogers. Second Lieutenants, R. H. McCampbell, | w A. Lankford. Alex Majors. Company F, Macon Confederates, Macon County-Captain, R. F. Ligon, | resigned, died in Montgomery. Novem- ! ber 1909: Captain R. Fl. Keeling. killed
 at Seven Pines; Captain John W. Me- Neely, wounded at Charlottesville; President of soule University; died in | 1889; Captain R. F. Park, wounded | slightly in Wilderness; at present | treasurer of Georgia First ldeuten- | ants, R. H. Keeling, J. w. McNeeiy, R E. Park: Second Lieutenants. W. D. | Faber, George Jones, J. B. Ffteeher, | J. ". Wright, c. w. Wright. Of this company the following are surviving: R. E. Park. Atlanta, Ca T. H. Glover, opelika. Ala; H. c. La- Grange, Ga: R. F. Sequest, Hicc, Tex; l; R. w Drake, Laneville, Ala; O. C.. Davis, Tuskegee, Ala; c. P. Ware. Au- burn, Ala; c. W. Ward, Melhtte. La; Rev W. A. ware. Neches. Tex; Fletoh- CT $ Zackry. Tyler, Tex; W. D. Huber, Pine Level. Ala; J. R. Walker, Dallas, Ga; C. B. Florence Soldier City, Ark. Company c. Paint Rock River sharp shooters"-Jackson county Captain A s. Bibb, resigned; Captain J. F. Dil- lard. killed on Sand Mountain in 1863; Captain P. D. Ross, Captain Daniel Butler. died. First LieutenaBts John J. billiard. Rufus H. Jones. P. D. Ross.
 John S. Dudley Second Lieutenants.
 R. H. Jones. Abner Hammond. Daniel CT.
 Company HI" Morgan County-Cap- tain B. B. Gayle, killed at Bonosoro. Captain J. H. Darwin. killed at Seven Pines. Captain NJ. B. Robinson, Jr., re- signed after battle Sharpsburg, Cap
 tain A. E. Hewlett. lives at CulIm"n, Ala. First I.ieutenants J. H. Darwin.
 E. Ryan. A. E. Hewlett. Second Lieu tenants J. D. Graham. J. D. spann, J. S. Brittian. David Sans. Company 1. southern Foresters"- Mobile County. Captain Wm. T. Wan hall. John J. Nicholson. F. H. Jones First Lieutenants-John J. Nicholson L. walthalL Second Lieutenants-E. H. Jones. J. V. Patton.
 Company K- rom Watts, Rebels"- Macon County-Captain Wm. H. c. Price. First Lieutenants--William S. Goodwyn. B. F. o'Neal, D. H. Carlson, F. H. Rowell, William A. Scott, William
 Hines.
 The Survivors. Of those who survive now from the
 list of those who surrendered at Ap- pomattox. only a few are located:
 Sergeant George W. Thomas of Com pany B. Alexander City, Tallapoosa County, Ala
 Sergeant James H. Eason of Com
 pany F. TaIlassee. Ala
 Private William A. Moore, Company
 F, Neches. Texas.
 pr. Daniel s. Patterson, Company K. Montgomery. Ala
 Those paroled are:
 Company A-Private John Arnold, T. s. Hazzard, John Ford, Reuben Pope
 we'll.
 Company BESergeants George W
 Thomas. Richard H. Carley; Corporal
 John H. Phillips; Privates Robert L. Snodgrass. David c. Hogan, James w. |.
 Jacobs, Oliver P. Looney. John Mckay,
 John O. McPherson Robert H. J. Nal lory, Benjamin F. Pinson.
 Company C-Sergeant Calvin Hoyt;
 Privates Reuben c. Edwards. Anderson McGraw. John G. Williams, William T.
 walker. Robert ESterheld.
 Company D-Corporal Wade H. Card well; Privates James NJ. Buzby, Henry
 R. Cook. James P. MeCleuny, Jesse
 Prltchett, Robert Turner.
 Company E-Sergeant Robert B. Kirk; Corporal Amos A. Cox: Privates
 John Tochett, Jasper Rogers.
 Company F-Sergeants James H. Ea- son. Azariah c. Howard; Privates Thomas w Collier. Mieajah J. Moore, William A Moore. Asbury F. Manning, James A. Parker.
 Company G-Privates Jasper W. Sawyer. Chas. R. Smith, Green Swear ingen.
 Company H-Corporal Jesse Herring, PTivates Andrew P Calhoun, Lawson C. Meeks. Simon Mayor. Levi N. Oden, William odom. Dock +. Pridy, John w. Rantz.
 Company I-Sergeant Wesley Thom- as. Wm. COrbett. Musician Henry c. Sweetser; Privates Chester W. Aber- crombie, Ernest Buhlsr. Thomas Grad dock. Robert Marion, Jos. E. Morri- son. Albert w. Seay, Daniel S. Patter- son.
 Full and interesting accounts are given of the battles in which the reg a..