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CAMP 4TH GA. REGIMENT, j *j- ' Oi:A\tiK U. II. VlKHlMA. /Ausu»tjz2a, I8l3. \c*pc.r-IWe the Committee appointed at a called meeting of the Officers of the Regiment. *•»manifest an expression of sorrow for those■ ft f of our gallant comrades who have fallen in *d battle during the impending struggle, beg it leave to submit the following preamble and H ,r 1 Resolutions:- * iopruhaItuo j IV/ureas, Providence in his wisdom has ar« (] ; seen proper to remove from our ranks the|(, 1 following field and line officers :tr»*honslt;V. | Lieut. Col.I). R.E.Wiun.Capt. Jno. I’. L-»np.• Maj. llobf. 8. S mth. Lieut.. T. H. Churchill.’* Capt. J. I*. Strickland. Lieut. Lou is M. Cobb.Capt. G. F. Tod 1. Lieut. J. H. Rivers.Capt. R. M Bisel. Lieut E. S. Ware,p j And also the following non-commission-ed officers and privates : ; prcCo. A.—“Southern RiHes.” ! 8l'!latlullSOIIIeeis4 4(AiiISeigt. Jno. Magarity. Piivate W. 1*. Kinsey.Private G. A'Miller. “ Louis Hogg.Dan \V. Ray. “ S. A. Sutton,it W. Sparks. “ W I*. Green. [ .W. L McLain. I V(rrrto0IS1 _f(11.iftruful'JperwittoCo. lb—“ Lagrange Light Guards.” ;Sergt. II. M. Traylor. Private W A. Reid.“ J. N. Hill. ** J. II. l aw.Corp. T S. Curtright. “ C. 8. Morgan.Vrivntc M. M. Trimble. “ D. T. Gibson.\Y. M. Moore.Co. C.—“Twiggs Volunteers.” |Sergt. W. J. Hammock.Private John Epps.Corp. Jno. T. Moore. ** Asa Burkett.*• W. N. Evans. “ Calvin Adkins.Private Win Barrentine. “ Euge. Lagrange.E C. Epps. “ Thos. Proctor.Solo. Burkett. “ Jm*. Henderson.E. B Martin. “ Epli- Henderson.Daniel Evans.Co. 1).—“West Point Guards.”' | Private J. A Sperlin. Private T. M. Davenport.- I “ M. S. Patton. “ B. F. Lovelace.An II,r/4 •ifll1eJ. T. Patton. “ J M. Lovelace.M. A. Hill. “ J. T. Lovelace.“ Luuis Merz. ** J. P. Johnson.( i 4 f* 44 *L. L. James. “ E. A. Prestley.J. M. Harkness. j (couforitrat • 1sinj to ti otiiisaid29tlCo. E.—“Albany Guards ”Seigt. II. C. Alexander. Private J. H. Herrington. Private .J. S Camfield. “ Ci. W. Towns.** G. M. Corley. “ II. H. Harris.•: T. N. Gardner. “ A. J. Kendrick.“ J . IS. GreenwoodCo. F.—“Toombs Volunteers.”Private R. J Love* Piivate Wui. L.Vaud} ke. “ sArchibald Eaves. “ Cbs. R Vandj keL’ • “ Win B. Osborne. “ II. M Fite.' J. M. Burch. “ Kobt. K. Wyley.Athe444 •« 44 »4 4Co. G.—“Glover Guards.”8ergt. C A. Penn. Private W. A. Standifer. Private J. McDowell. “ W L. Potts.‘ .1. M. Standifer. “ W. T. Tweedy.*• J. L. Aaron. “ S C. Campbell.“ II II Preston. “ B II. Harrison.“ A J. Phiiij n.Co. II.—“ Baldwin Hlues.”Sergt. H. R. Mitchell. Piivate C. A Byingtmi.E. W. DeLaunay. James W. Babb.Corp. R. M. Campbell. “ William Butler.“ J. L. Nelson. “ Jno.W.W Snead.Private T. Gillespie.Co. I.—•* Macou County Volunteers.”Scrgt.T. J Fish. Private William Martin.Private J. M. Horuiday. “ Allen A. McNeal. J. J. McLendon. “ Benj. T. Harris. Thos. Wilkinson. “ Miles Covington. David M. Hogg. “ Alexander Law. Jerry Joiner. “ J. L. Quick. Philip Peaster. “ Jno. W. Parks.Co. K.—“ Sumter Light Guards.”Corp. N. B. Moore. Private C. O. Kunzie. Private J. O. Byrd. *' J. W. Smith.“ R. M. Boring. “ F. Vog»*|gsaiig.• “ J. L. Marshall. “ T. J. Wilder ;And Whereas, We feel that a tribute of the profoundest respect is due to the memory of these, our departed heroes, there fore be itlie sol red 1st, That we their companions in Anns, who yet survive them, while in sadness we deplore their loss, will still fondly cherish their memories, and the recollection of their illustrious deeds while living.2nd, That in their death our country has lost some of its noblest defenders, and society its most elegant gontlemeii ; and to their bereaved relatives and fneuds we tender our deepest and most heartfelt condolence, and would say to them though their loved ones are dead, they yet live,ususaidTlesslateTillof t,SiGE(VVestadec*Tsing to b' Moi shov granGi18(iMJtiRtenilhalfMMpresiMijiNXaud ]and 1 UllnAINumATSe|Hl8 treelives,w it hand will continue to live, while men love ^CRliberty and despise tyranny.;W, I lmt a copy of these resolutions he sent to each of the following Papers forpublication :Columbus Sun, Macon Telegraph, Journal A: Messenger, Lagrange Reporter. Atlanta Confederacy, Confederate Union and Sumpter Republican.MAJ- E. A. NASH. *CAPT. A. C. FROST. j if CAPT. J. H. WEEKES. 5 LIEUT. J. T. GAY. | g LIEUT. C. R. EZELL. J ®•Stall IFTHIris, ti tern be tions 1The Ithe II therer 1Ault;P.ln
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