The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

1.-THE three friends parted sadly in search
of their homes and dry garments.
mo man ever knows what will hap
pen to him in Manchester" observed
Henry Hope. bitterly, as he lit cigar
cite and started homewards.
Roster OF the Alstndt Grays.
Owing to the large number still
living in Chesterfield county. and to
the relatives and families OF many who
are no more, Mr.. w. B. Ashbrooke has
compiled roster of the famous AL
stadt Grays. who were mustered In
and about Manchester. The Grays be-
longed to NIahones Brigade of Ander-
sons Division, Of A. P. Hills Corps. OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia.
They were mustered into service on
May "a, 1851. They surrendered at APP
pomattox. They took part In die
charge OF Mahone's Division at the
battle of the Crater.
The membership of the company, as
compiled, reads as folloms: Captain. 3.
II. Flournoy: First Lieutenant Charles
Friend; Second Lieutenant. Samuel
Florrnoy; Third Lieutenant, David NJ.
Goode; First Sergeant, Charles Fossey:
Second Sergeant Samuel woodfin;
Ihird Sergeant. ]. W. Jones: Fourth
1Eoi SSOOCIln.F tlTSt Cor
poral. Cornelius Wilkinson; Second
Corporal Wesley Rudd Third Corporal.
Joseph Dorsett; Fourth Corporal, Cal
houn Hawkins; Privates, j. II. Ash
brooke. w. B. Ashbrooke. Thomas Bat
ley. Joseph Bailey, James H. Bailey.
John A. Baiiey,N.William r. Bailey,
Robert H. Bass. Joseph Bass, John
Bass. Aaron H. Branch Lucius Branch.
Merritt Boatwrlghts, r. N. Cheatham,
A. a. Cheatham. John F. Cheatham,
William =. Cheatham. julius G. Con-
dray, Lewis Dorset, William Dorsett.
4. A. Elicit. G. c. Elicit. Richard Elicit,
Joseph Elan, Richard Elan. Abner E..
Fossey. David Fossey. Samuel Fossey.
A. a. Ford. NJ. w. Ford Samuel Flour.
noy. 7, G.. Farley. William T. Fuqua,
David Fl. Franklin, James B. Goode.
y. c. Goode Robert Godsey, John 10,
Goode. ]. W. Goode W. D. Goode,
Lemuel ]. Goodc, Charles Hancock,
Newton Horner, William S. ,Hobson,
William "A. Harris, Richard Jones, John
.. Jones. Samuel ]. Jones, Henry Lee.
John Martin, George O.. Markham,
6. A. Morris, James A. Morrissett, John
Moody. James Moore. Wilson Moore,
Edgar Nunnally, Edward 4, Osborne,
Eddie Phaup. William Pinchback. Cole
man sPurdie. John T.. Porter, Lewis
Porter. William Rudd, Samuel Rudd,
Richard Stratton, r. Q. Stratton, John
w. Shines, ]. B. Shines, T. M. Shines.
Alexander Shines, A. @. Wilkinson. John
Wilkinson. Samuel Wilkinson, Richard
Wilkinson, William c. Woodfin, James
.. Woodfin. Charles Worsham and
Marcellus Williams.
Cougllcd Up Il bullet.
Out OF the many wounded OF tho
A!stadt Grays two notable Instances
yet survive in the persons Of julius
chesterfield and Lewis Dorset, OF Rich
mond.
Mr.. condrey was SO desperately
wounded In the neck byta minnie BALI
that his surgeons advised against an
operation, and he carried the ball In
MS neck for twelve years.
One Sunday, after attending church.
he returned home and lay on his bed.
re leaned far over and coughed The
bullet fell out on the floor.
Squire Cheatham, of Oak Grove.
yonches for this incident. which he re-
lated yesterday afternoon.
IN the case of Mr.. Lewis Dorset who
was wounded in a fight below Peters,
burg, the soldier was left on tho field
TO die, remaining on the ground for
The ball which. struck Mr.. Dorset en-
tered the left breast Just above the
heart, penetrated the lung, and tore
away the anterior portion OF the right
shoulder blade. 5S -
Mr.. Dorset has heen refused by prac.
tlcally every insurance company In the
country; he nevertheless enjoys good
health at an advanced age. AS *
coupedlmantc Meeting.
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