Army Intelligence and casualty notes from Civil War updates
The Commercial reports soldiers dying in Memphis hospitals, transfers to Nashville, and recent battle casualties. It lists officers and enlisted men wounded or killed, including mentions of Capt Pattison's letters from Petersburg describing heavy losses and grave-marking efforts, plus notes on regimental movements and a Greensburg regiment letter from Decatur Alabama describing fatigue, sickness, and front-line duties.
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Diary of the 83d Infantry in the Atlanta Campaign
A Civil War correspondent recounts the 83d Regiment's movements from Larkinsville Alabama toward Resaca and Dallas. He notes skirmishes at Snake Creek Gap, a major assault on rebels at Resaca, guard duties near Kingston and Altoona Heights, heavy fighting near Dallas, and Lt Col Ben Myers's death by skirmish fire. He lists wounded and dead, praises the regiment's courage, and comments on Johnston's army and the army's health and spirit.
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Dallas
Paulding County
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Logan
M L. Smith
Lightburn
Altoona Heights
Johnston
Gulf
Chattahoochee
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Democratic Judicial Convention Nominees Named in Lawrenceburg
At the Lawrenceburg gathering on the 18th inst for Judge and Prosecuting Attorney of the 5th Judicial District Dearborn Ripley Ohio Switzerland and Jefferson counties John D. Haynes of Dearborn was nominated for Judge and Henry D. Parsons of Ripley for Prosecutor. The Union Convention resolutions praise Lincoln and Johnson and endorse the Baltimore platform.
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