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turn nun muni wuisc n ^ mten.Our loss is considerable, the heaviest being sustained by the four regiments first engaged. Captain .1. \\ elby Armstrong, of the Second Regiment, was killed, and Captain Satfrans severely wounded. No other commissioned officers, except Lieutenant \\ alker, either killed or wounded. Lieuteuaut Walker is not considered dangerous./•nutuin Tnvlor of Picket’s Rofriment. and Cantain
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Milledgeville Southern Federal Union

Milledgeville, Georgia, US

Tue, Nov 26, 1861

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