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I ever saw. The word was passed along our lines often to shoot the tall off. er with the broad hat. I heard one of his men call him Harris or Harrison. and he was a very handsome man, perfectly straight, with brown beard, and he wore a very broad hat. I pray God he has survived, for he saved my life. If youd n't know him, please have this letter published in one of your weekly and daily pa- pers, so that it may reach him or some one who can give me information of him.
" Pardon the length of this letter. I have been thus explicit that I may recall to the mind the time of the occurrence mentioned. Hoping I am not asking too much of you, I am,
W. J. JONES.
Late Captain of Co. I Fightrenth Vermout Regiment. .
Lieut. F. S. Harris, of the Tennessee Brigade, who on that day comman led the division sharp-shooters, is yet living, surviving seven severe wounds retvivel in the late war. I hardly think history relates a more magnanimous act. Very noble, indeed, must have been the impulses of that heart whose sensibility and tenderness were not blunted by the brutal conflicts of war, and who in the heat of battle was not unmindful of the suffering of a fallen foe. To those of the Ten- nessee Brigade who knew the character of Lient. Harris this was no remarkable cecurrence, save that singular coincidence -- the wounding of Capt. Jones. From the above letter we see that in the estimation of Capt. Jones we had a . Biely Angle" on our right; and Col. Freemantle, of the British army, in giving an af- count of the battle of Spottsylvania in the Edinburgh Review, estimated this as a most desperate conflict.
After the second assault had been successfully met by the Tennessee Bricole in the angle, Gen. Lee rode down our line from the left amid heavy artillery firing and stopped within fifty yards of our works. We all shuddered for his safety, an ! as with one voice we cried, "General Lee to the rear!" Unmindful of our dhmi- ors and fears and his imminent danger, he held an animated consultation with Gens. Wilcox and McCombs, near where the Seventh Tennessee Regiment was stationed; and although I was within fifty yards of him, I could not understand what was said. Gen. Lee, with great animation, pointed in different directions. and then with his right hand and arm made a sweeping motion, as if io st. " Move your men to the right and rear, and attack the left flank of the enemy." Though his gesticulation was quick, it did not bespeak nervousness-it rather in- dicated the promptness and celerity with which he expected his commands to ie executed. At this time the entire force of sharp-shooters of Wilcox's division, under Lieut. Harris, together with a strong force of skirmishers commanddel by Lieut. Byrd Wilmouth, were advanced into the pine woods and gave at least the appearance of a tolerably strong force. This advance of the sharp-shooters and * skirmishers was but a cover for the real attack-the movement that had been or- dered by Gen. Lee.
As Gen. Lee returned toward our left, orders were immediately given and two brigades of Wilcox's division and one brigade of Heth's marched to the fear of our artillery, ont of sight of the enemy. The removal of the-e troops weakone ! our lines in front of the enemy, but those who were left filled the vacances as well as could be done. These three brigades moved considerably to the extren.e right of our artillery, as a large open field was in front of the artillery antes- tended for some distance to the right, to avoid being seen by the enemy an i also
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to reach a road that led to the woods in front of our artillery. This road they took, and by a rapid march they soon fell on the left flank of the enemy. The attack was sudden and unexpected and accomplished the result of all successful flank movements, and more too. By this movement the enemy was surprised, and many prisoners were captured and sent to the rear; and notwithstanding these three brigades met with stubborn resistance and hard fighting, they pressed on un- til they threatened the Federal artillery, when the enemy, to save his artillery and to check this flank movement, withdrew troops from his center and was there- by compelled to desist from further attacks on our center or on. the Bloody Ingle. Though the Tennessee Brigade and the brigades from Wilcox's division did not - assault the enemy in front of the center angle, yet they accomplished the same result by forcing the Federals to draw the center-the very troops that were assail- ing the center or Bloody Angle; and hence we who were on the extreme right claim, after repelling the assaults made on our own part of the line, to have settled by our flank movement the doubtful issue of the repeated attacks on the center.
In conclusion, I desire to call the attention of those who participated in the battle of Spottsylvania to what appeared to me the most daring and desperate act of the war by any battery. On the morning of the 13th, while I was within our works, I saw to our right, distant about five hundred yards, and about the same distance immediately in front of our artillery, a Federal battery advance at full speed and there in an open field halt. The artillerymen at once took out their horses and sent them to the rear, as much as to say, "We have come to stay." This was within full view and within easy reach of our forty pieces. As quick as the horses were started back every man of that battery was seen digging, yet I could hardly think they were in earnest, for I was satisfied that if our artillery would but once open on them not a man could escape. Presently our artillery opened, and as soon as the smoke cleared off I could see that digging with des- perate energy was kept up by the survivors. Death and destruction, I thought, would be the portion of the battery and its brave defenders, for it appeared at times as if their very caissons were literally covered with bursting shells; yet strange to say a few gallant fellows survived the attack of the forty field pieces, and amid showers of shot and shell succeeded in throwing up tolerably secure works. They came to stay, and they did remain. This was one of the bravest acts of the war, and in the hope that I may yet learn who those gallant fellows were I mention the incident. J. H. M.
ORIGINAL ORGANIZATION ON MAY 27, 1861.
Robert Hatton, Colonel ; John F. Goodner, Lieutenant-colonel ; John K. Howard, Major. COMPANY A. J. S. Dowell. Second and First Lieutenant. Francis W. Hobson, Second Lieutenant. R. C. Bone, Third Lieutenant.
John F. Goodner, Captain. Robert C. Wright, Captain. Robert C. Wright, First Lieutenant.
COMPANY B.
John A. Fite. Captain. John Allen, First Lieutenant.
J. S. Greer, Second Lieutenant. , John H. Moore, Third Lieutenant.
James Baber, Captain. John D. Fry, First Lieutenant.
COMPANY C. J. C. Wallace, Second Lieutenant. Elijah Boddie, Third Lieutenant.
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J. M. Anderson, Captain. J. P. Wharron, First Lieutenant. Lafayette Walsh, Second Lieutenant.
COMPANY D. W. D. Martin, Third Lieutenant. Win. Parrow, Third Lieutenant.
D. C. Douglas, Captain. J. R. Hutchinson, First Lieutenant.
Nathan Oakly, Captain. Elijah A. Kennedy, First Lieutenant.
S. G. Shepherd, Captain. J. A. Hobbs, First Lieutenant.
John K. Howard, Captain. Wm. H. Williamson, Captain. Wm. H. Williamson, First Lieutenant.
J. A. Anthony, Captain. W. H. Harris, First Lieutenant.
COMPANY K. B. D. Powell, Third Lieutenant. --
Robert Hatton, Captain. T. H. Bostick, Captain and First Lieutenant. Newnan Toliver, Orderly Sergeant.
B. J. Tarver, Second Lieutenant.
CHANGES, PROMOTIONS, ETC.
COMPANY A.
J. S. Dowell, Captain, 1865. [G. W. Greggston, Junior Second Lieutenant,
B. Wilmouth, Second Lieutenant, April, April, 1864. Geo. W. Cowan, First Lieutenant, Dec., 1963. 1864.
COMPANY B.
John Allen. Captain, May 20, 1861. John H. Moore, Second Lieutenant, May. 1561.
Francis A. Timberlake, First Lieutenant, May, John D. Lapsley, Junior Second Lieu enant, 1861.
May, 1sc !.
COMPANY C.
John D. Fry, Captain, May 24, 1861. Wm. II. Baber, Bvt. Second Lieut., May. 1861. Oliver H. Foster, First Lieutenant, May 24, | Oliver H. Foster, Captain, April, 1864.
1861. [ Elijah Boddie, First L "mier ant, April, IS64.
COMPANY D.
Marcus I .. Walsh, Captain, April, 1862. Anderson K. Miller, Brevet Second Lieuten-
Jas. H. Martin, Second Lieutenant, April, 1802. ant, April, 1963.
Frank Tatum, Third Lieutenant, April, 1862. J. H. Martin, First Lieutenant, Dee., 1563.
John S. Carter, Second Lieutenant, April, 1863. !
COMPANY E.
James Franklin. Captain, April, 1802. Wm. M. McCall, Brevet See # d Lieutenant, June, 1863. J. H. Moore, Lieutenant ( ? ), June, 1863.
Robt. G. Miller, First Lieutenant, April, 1862. Alex. Hogan, Second Lieutenant, April, 1862. John Wise, Brevet Second Lieutenant, April. | Jesse Cage, Acting Lieutenant, Sept .. 1863. Robert G. Miller, Captain, June, 1804.
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COMPANY F.
Asaph Hill, Captain, May 20, 15G1. Thomas L. Jennings, Brevet Second Lieuten- John S. Jennings, First Lieutenant, May, 1861. ant, May, 1861. John C. Sloan, Captain, April 6, 1862. John C. Sloan, Second Lieutenant, May, Thomas L. Jennings, First Lieutenant, Oct., 1961.
1864.
COMPANY E. James B. Donaldson, Second Lieutenant. - John Wise, Third Lieutenant. COMPANY F. - W. C. Knox, Second Lieutenant. Andrea T. Stroud, Third Lieutenant. COMPANY G. M. M. Bond, Second Lieutenant. W. F. Graves, Third Lieutenant. COMPANY H. D. M. Blythe, First Lieutenant. John B. Talbot, Second Lieutenant. Andrew B. Martin, Third Lieutenant, COMPANY I. W. E. Curd, Second Lieutenant. J. O. Bass, Third Lieutenant.
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COMPANY G.
James If. Bond, Captain, May 21, 1862. Wm. F. Graves, First Lieutenant, May, 1862. W. F. Baird, Acting Lieutenant, May, 1862. N. A. Jennings, Second Lieutenant, Oct., 1862. John C. Ingram, Junior Second Lieutenant, Oct., 1862.
W'm. F. Graves, Captain, May 24. 1862. Wm. H. Robbins, Junior Second Lieutenant, May 24, 1862.
J. C. Sloan, Lieutenant, August, 1863.
T. R. B. Jackson, Acting Lieutenant, August, 1863.
COMPANY H.
Andrew Allison. Second Lieutenant, August, ] -- Kait, Second Lieutenant, Aug., 1864. 1862.
Rufus Doak, First Lieutenant, August, 1862. Wm. M. MeCorkle, Second Lieutenant, Aug., IS62.
F. S. Harris, Brevet Second Lieutenant, April 26, 1802; Second Lieutenant, June, 1863. Fergus S. Harris, First Lieutenant, Sept., 1sc4; Captain, April, 1865.
COMPANY I.
Wm. E. Curd, Captain, April, 1862. Jas. O. Bass, First Lieutenant, April, 1862.
Wm. M. Harkreader, First Lieutenant. Wm. H. Vivett, Second Lieutenant.
Wm. M. Harkreader, Second Lieutenant, 1862. | T. A. Clemons, Second Lieutenant, June, John W. Vivett, Junior Second Lientenant, 1862. 1863. Jas. O. Bass, Captain, May 2, 1861. T. A. Clemons, First Lieutenant, Feb., 1865.
COMPANY K.
Archibald D. Norris, Captain, May 20, 18€1. M. V. Baird, First Lientenant. May 20. 1861. D. R. Stokes, Second Lieutenant, May 20, 1861. Richard E. W. Wray, Brevet Second Lieuten- ant, May 20, 1861.
Andrew F. Paul, Brevet Second Lieutenant. June 21, 1861. David Phillips, Second Lieutenant, October, 1863.
FIELD AND STAFF, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, 1861.
Robert Hatton, Colonel.
John F. Goodner, Lieutenant-colonel.
John K. Howard, Major.
George A. Howard. Adjutant.
G. L. Robinson, Surgeon. J. L. Fite, Assistant Surgeon. W. H. Armstrong, Chaplain.
A. W. Vick, Quartermaster. John D. Allen, Commissary.
Asa Hill, Sergeant-major. Rufus P. McClain, Quartermaster Sergeant. G. Stratton, Quarterma-ter Sergeant, Decem- ber, 1861.
D. B. S. Hawkins, Commissary, April. 1862. D. C. Jones, Assistant Surgeon, April, 1802. John S. Carter, Sergeant-major, April, 18oz. H. S. Kennedy, Acting Orderly Sergeant, Apr- 1862. W. M. Atwell, Commissary, Aug., 1862. Sam'l K. Jennings, Sergeant-major, Ang., 1862. Thos. Turner, Surgeon ; resigned, Feb., 1803. Alex. N. Piper, Orderly Sergeant, Feb., 1863. John A. Fite, Colonel, May, 1862. Thos. J. Webh, Hospita! Steward, Feb, 1863. Sam'l G. Shepherd, Lieutenant-colonel, April, 1863. Wm. H. Williamson, Major, April, 1863. J. H. G. Tarbott, Assistant Surgeon, April, 1863. J. L. Fite, Surgeon. Feb. 27, 1863.
Samuel G. Shepherd, Major, April, 1862.
John A. Fite, Lieutenant-colonel. April, 1862. John F. Goodner, Colonel, April, 1862; re- signed May 23, 1862.
Rufus P. MeClain, Quartermaster, April, 1862. | S. K. January, Sergeant-major, Jan. 23, 1864.
DATES OF COMMISSIONS OR APPOINTMENTS.
John A. Fite, Colonel. April S, 1863.
S. G. Shepherd, Lieutenant-colonel, April 8, 1863.
W. H. Williamson, Major, April 8, 1863. G. A. Howard, Adjutant, May 30, 1561. James L. Fite, Surgeon, Feb. 27, 1863.
Thos. J. Webb, Assistant Surgeon, March 10. 1864. W. L. Oliver, Ensign, April 28, 1864. John R. Harris, Chaplain, Aug. 24, 1863. T. M. Reeves, Musician.
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Official.] FIELD AND STAFF, SEVENTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY.
Colonel, Robert Hatton; Lieutenant-colonel. John F. Goodner; Major, John K. Howard; Adjutant, George A. Howard ; Surgeon, G. L. Robinson; Assistant Surgeon, James L. Fite; Chaplain, William Il. Armstrong; Quartermaster, Alexander W. Vick; Commissary, John D. Allen.
COMPANY A. Captain : Jonathan S. Dowell and John F. Goodner.
Cowan, George W., k. at Gettysburg.
Chelsey, Chapman, k. at Mechanicsville.
Cheek, Jackson, d. Nov. 6, 1862. Driver, George W., k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862.
Coe, Van Buren, d. Sept. 25, 1861.
Compton, Jasper, d. Sept. 15, 1861.
MeCuffey, Levi D., d. Nov. 13, 1862.
Pendleton, John, d. Dec. 15, 1861.
Sims, William R., d. Jan. 5. 1862.
Trousdale, W. W., d. Sept. 4, 1861.
Willoughby, William, d. Dec. 5, 1803.
Winfrey, James A., k. at Gettysburg.
Williams. John, k. at Gettysburg.
Bailiff, Job, k. at Gettysburg.
Garrison, John B., k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Mason, Philip J., k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Vannatta, James, k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Sewall, T. W., k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Parkison, Littleton R., k. at Chancellorsville.
COMPANY B.
Captain, John A. Fite.
Corley, Daniel B., d. Sept. 17, 1861.
Phillips, William H., d. at Lewisburg, Nov. 5, 1861.
Shoemake, James H., k. at Chancellorsville. Paty, Orrin T., d. at Healing Springs, Nov. 30, Paty, James H., k. at the battle of Gettysburg. 1861.
Dawson, John, k. at the battle of Seven Pines.
Johnson, James H., k. near Richmond.
Richards, Bailey C., k. at Cedar Run.
Knight, James H., k. before Richmond.
Derickson, J. S., k. at Manassas.
Sexton, Robert, d. at Richmond, Dec. 28. 1862.
Burnett, David L., d. May 17, 1863.
Carlisle, William T., k. at Chancellorsville.
Gaines, George C., d. at Gordonsville, June 10, 1863.
Hale, John, d. in prison at Fort Delaware, Nov., 1863. Rison, Henry C., k. at Gettysburg. Hale, John C , k. in action, May 5, 1864. Shoemake, German, k. at Petersburg. [ Unofficial.] King, Saranel, k. at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863.
COMPANY C.
Captain, Oliver H. Foster.
Cochran, Robert, d. at Warm Springs, Va., | Lunn, Nathan, k. at the battle of Chancellors- Nov. 13. 1861. ville.
Hester, Rufus, d. at Fort Delaware, Dec. 27, i Love, James B., k. at the battle of Fredericks- 1863.
Hubbard, James C., k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862.
Lovell, Joseph M .. k. at the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1562.
burg. Forrester, Thomas N., k. at the battle of Ce- dar Run. Walker, William W., k. at the battle of Seven Pines. Cochran, Joshua R., d. Nov. 17, 1861.
Kelley, John, d. at Staunton, Va., Jan. 5, 1562. Jennett, David, k. at Mine Run, Nov. 27, 1863. Aderson, Joseph F., k. at the battle of Ma- nassas.
Clark, Edward S., k. at the battle of Manassas. :
Ingram. Lieut. Cassius V., k. at the battle of Seven Pines.
Warren, Joshua, drowned while attempting to cross a stream in Virginia, Oct., 1864.
Eubanks. Gilmore, k. at the battle of Freder- ; Hope, Samuel R., d. at his home in Nelson icksburg. county, Sept. 20, 1864. Baber, Capt. James, d. Dec. 15, 1801.
COMPANY D. Captain, Marens L. Walsh.
Chambers, William L, d. at Winchester, Va., Feb. 7, 1862.
Green. Thomas, d. at Valley Mountain, Sept. 14. 1961. Hearn, Matthew T., d. Oct. 14, 1861.
Hatcher, Thomas W., d. in prison at Fort Del- aware, Aug. 10, 1863. Hearn, George F., d. at Warm Springs, Nov. 10, 1861. Hearn, Hardy MI., d. Oet. 14, 1861.
Habbard, Thomas J., k. at the battle of Get- tysburg.
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Lester, Henry D., d. in prison at Fort Dela- | Halloman, George H. B., k. at the battle of ware. Feb. 11, 1864. Mechanicsville.
Seat, John, d. at Staunton, Va., Dec. 16, 1861. Shaw, Jaines M., d. at Ashland, Va., April 15, 1862.
Bruce, William J., d. at Winchester, Va,, Feb. 28, 1862.
Baker, Samuel, k. accidentally, Ang. 17, 1861. Bradshaw, William M., k. at the battle of sev- en Pines.
Brown, Thomas E., k. at the battle of Me- chanicsville.
Bailey, Thomas C., k. at the battle of Freder- icksburg.
Coe, Andrew J., k. at Cedar Run.
Shoemake, William, k. at Seven Pines.
Ragland, Sammel, k. at the battle of Seven Pines.
Tribble, Haney, k. at the battle of Mechanics- ville.
Womack, John B., k. at Seven Pines.
Hearn, Albert, k. at Seven Pines.
Irby, Robert J., k. at the battle of Manassas.
Martin, Lieut. William B., k. at Knoxville. Sept. 11, 1861.
Freeman, Robert B., d. at Healing Spring-, Oct. 24, 1861. Fairchild, James, d. at Richmond, Va., June 21, 1864.
COMPANY E. Captains: Robert G. Miller and James Franklin.
Taylor, Robert, d. at Valley Mountain, Sept. | Taylor, Alexander T., k. at Shepherdstown, 11, 1861. Va.
Dillon, George, d. Sept. 27, 1861.
Duggar, Andrew J., k. at Valley Mountain, Davis, Samuel M .. k. at Shepherdstown.
Sept. 18, 1961.
Garrett, Allen M., d. at Lewisburg, Va., Oct. 22, 1861.
Kirkpatrick, Peterfield J., d. at Staunton, Va., Dec. 21, 1861.
Scott, Thomas G., d. at Winchester, Va., Jan. 16, 1862.
Matherby, William T., d. in prison at Fort Hurst, Marcus I .. , d. in prison at Fort Dela- Delaware, Sept. 20, 1563.
Graves, W. D., d. Oct., 1861.
Wise, Jolin, k. at Cedar Run.
COMPANY F. Captains: John C. Sloan, Asaph Hill, and Nathan Oakley.
Johnson, William, d. at Knoxville, Aug. 8, ; Adams, James W., k. at Chancellorsville. 1861.
Craddock, Martin II., d. Ort. 8, 1861.
Patton, Commodore P., d. Feb. 17, 1862.
Hardwick, Thomas J., k. at Seven Pines.
Thompson, Andrew J., k. Aug. 8. 1802.
Ricketts, William D., k. at Sharpsburg, Md. Jennings, Francis M., k. at Shepherdstown.
Suiton, James H., k. at the battle of Gettys- burg. Hill, Capt. Asaph, k. at the battle of Gettys- burg. Stroud, Oliver B., k. in action at Spottsylvania Court-house, Va.
COMPANY G.
Captains : William F. Graves and Samuel G. Shepard.
Rice, James T., k. at the battle of Seven Pines. ; Johns, William D., k. at Manassas, Ang. 30. Edwards, E., k. at the battle of Seven Pines. 1862.
Simmons, Calvin G., k. at the battle of Seven Pines.
Pool, Wiley H., d. at White Sulphur Springs, Oct. 12, 1861. Woodrum, William F., d. Oct. 28, 1861.
Mount, John W., d. Dec. 2, 1961.
Johnson, Lyttleton H., k. at Cedar Run. Aug. 9, 1862.
Young, Peter B., k. at Fredericksburg. Hutchins, Lafayette, k. at Fredericksburg.
Curry. James, d. at Tullahoma, Tenn., April 17, 1862.
Bright, Joseph H., k. at Chancellorsville. Ozment, John H., k. at Chancellorsville.
Hide, Joseph, d. at Richmond, Va, July 9, Davis, William H., k. at the battle of Seven 1862. Pines. Nipper, John W., d. at Lynchburg, July 15, Grisom, James L., k. at the battle of Gettys- 1862.
burg. Harrison, William HI., k. at the battle of Ge: - tysburg
Copeland, Thomas, k. at Shepherdstown.
Cheek, James F., k. at Chancellorsville.
Guthrie, William D., k. at Chancellorsville. Jones, James P., k. at Chancellorsville.
Williams, James P., k. at Weldon Railroad. N. C., Aug. 10, 1861.
Garrett, William A., d. in prison at Fort Del- aware.
ware. Love, Joseph A., k. at the battle of Gettysburg.
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Birdshaw, Hartwell H., k. at the battle of Get-| Roberts, John, k. at the battle of Gettysburg. tysburg. Curry, B. F., d. May 20, 1864.
Baird, William T., k. at the battle of Gettys-| Huddleston, G. M., d. from the effects of wounds, June 8, 1861.
burg.
COMPANY H. Captain, William H Williamson.
Organ, Rolly W., d. at Valley Mountain, Va. [ Matlock, William H., k. at Gaines's Mill. Anderson, William B., d. at Healing Springs. | Parker, William P., d. at Richmond, Aug. 10, Va. 1862.
Dills, Isham M., d. at Staunton, Va.
Reeves, John W., h. at Cedar Run.
Tucker, John W., k. at Manassas.
Harrison, Clack S., k. Dec. 23, 1861.
Jackson, Robert N., k. at Manassas.
Blythe. Lieut. David M., d. at Winchester, Va., Jan. 14. 1862.
Doak, Rufus P., k. at Manassas.
Bashaw, Pierce W., k. at Games's Mill, Va.
Beard, Joseph P., k. at Seven Pines.
Buford, Thomas E., k. at Seven Pines.
Donnell, Elihu L., k. at Cedar Run.
Grisham, George C., k. at Cedar Run.
Holloway, Thomas J., k. at the battle of Get- tysburg.
COMPANY I. Captain, J. A. Anthony.
Greer, Elijah S., d. at Big Springs, Aug. 50, Sullivan, John E., k. in the battle of Mechan- 1861. iesville.
Young, Andrew W., k. in the battle of Chan- cellorsville.
Eatherly, Pleasant MI., k. in the battle of Seven Pines.
Hall, Andrew D., k. in the battle of Chancel- McClain, Alfred, k. in the battle of Seven Pines.
Curd, William E., k. at Gaines's Mill.
Jones, Archie B., k. at Mechanicsville.
Baird, William C., k. in the battle of Fred- ericksburg.
Wilkerson, J . W., k. in the battle of Fredericks. burg.
Card, John T., d. in Wilson county, Tenn .. Jan. 1, 1863.
Peek, Sion, k. near Richmond, June 8, 1884. Griffin, Isaac F., k. in the battle of Sportsyl- vania Court-house, Va.
COMPANY K. Captains: Thomas H. Bostick and Archibald D. Norris.
Organ, Cornelius L., d. at Pleasant Ridge, N. C., Jan. 31, 1805.
Hale, Thomas R, d. at Healing Springs, Oct. 15, 1861.
Clemmons, John D., d. at Winchester.
Mckenzie, Ephraim L., k. at Manassas.
Pool, Lient. Andrew F., k. at the battle of Chickamauga.
Eddins, William A., k. at Gaines's Mill, Jan. | MeIntyre, Henry M., k. at the battle of Chan- 2S, 1862. cellorsville.
Peyton, John S., k. in the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Bostick, Abram. k. in the battle of Seven Pines, May 31, 1862. Lester, William H., k. at Manassas.
Justus, William M., k. near Richmond. Loin, Abner G., d. near Richmond. Organ, Moses L., k. at Seven Pines.
Rice, William P., k. at Seven Pines.
Watkins, William A., k. at Manassas.
Strannon, John H., k. at Shepherdstown, Sept. 21, 1862.
Forrester, Isaac J., d. at Winchester.
Hale, Thomas. d. at Manassas, Mar. 2, 1802.
Marbrey, James H., k. in the battle of Gettys- burg.
Johnson, William A., k. in the battle of Gettys- burg.
Anderson. Lieut. Mitchell A., k. in the battle of Gettysburg. Lain. William H., k. at Spcttsylvania Court- house, Va.
lorsville.
. Wings. Henry N., k. in the battle of Chancel- lorsville.
Anderson, Thomas F., k. in the battle of Chan - vellor-ville.
Jetton, William P. D., d. at Valley Mountain, Sept. 11, 1861.
Neal, John H., d. at Warm Springs, Oct. 15, 1862. Lain, William T., d. Nov. 19, 1861.
Jackson, John W. P., d. Feb. 1, 1862. Rice. John, d. at Richmond, May 20, 1862.
Majors. Samuel D., k. at Sharpsburg, MId.
New, John D., k. at Fredericksburg.
Harlin, Samuel, d. at Grimes Station, Va.
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EIGHTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY.
Official.]
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel, A. S. Fulton; Lieutenant-colonel, W. L. Moore: Mejor, W. H. Botts; Surgeon. J. H. Gray; Assistant Surgeon, G. B. Lester; Chaplain, David Tucker; Assistant Commissary Subsistence, A. G. Ewing; Assistant Quartermaster, L. W. Oglesby ; Adjutant, Chris C. Me- Kinney.
COMPANY A. Captain, William T. Burford.
Burrus, B. M., d. at Lynchburg, Va., Aug. 21, Price, William, d. at Staunton, Va., Aug. 5, 18C1. 1861.
MeMurry, James, d. July 7, 1861. Perkins, D. T., k. in the battle of Murfrees- Kirby, William M., k. in the battle of Murfrees- boro. Yunstall, G. W., d. Oet. 10, 1861. boro. Kirby, Martin, k. in the battle of Murfrees- boro. Burford, D. J., k. in the battle of Murfrees- boro. Thomas, Ellis, d. at Nashville, Aug. 1, 1861. Nash, Newton, d. Aug. 30, 1861. Stafford, B. P .. d. Sept. 12, 1851. Burnes, J. C., d. at Atlanta, Ga., July 15, ISS.2. Kirby, A. J., d. at Lynchburg, Va., Sept. 13, Mckinney, J. S., d. at Bee Creek, S. C., Apr .! 1861.
5, 1862.
COMPANY B.
Captain, Timothy S. MeHenry.
Richardson, F. S., k. in the battle of Murfrees- | Mullins, W. M., d. at Warm Springs, Dec. 20, boro. 1861.
Scott, W. A., k. in the battle of Murfreesboro. Lee, Stephen, k. in the battle of Murfrees- boro.
Edson, R. E., k. in the battle of Murfrees- boro. Ashlock, J. H., k. in the battle of Chickamauga. Davis, John, d. at Huntersville, Dec. 2, 1861.
Ashloch., M. V., d. at Huntersville. Poindexter, J. W., d. July 15, 1862. Watson, O. N .. d. at Lauderdale Springs.
Williams, John, d. July 18, 1861. Watson, W. T., d. at Rock Alum Springs, Va. Watson, J. C., k. at the battle of Perryville, Oct. 8, 1862.
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