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bitbeediaray'i/.u-er11attr*-ciciHYAXCKY INI)El’ENDENTS.Wc lcara from Uupt. Wiu. A. Harris, that owing to the number of married men in the ranks of tin* Holmes Rifles, Cupt. Harris, and Worth Guards, G'apt Moiiugcr, (hat the two companies iu Worth county, have disbanded, and a new one organised under the name of the Yancey Independents, composed of the young men of Wortli coiiuty, C'apt Harris commanding. He has teudercd the servicesof his company, ami is ready to march to any point at a moments noticeIt is due the two former companies to say, that it was impossible for them to leave their families, they lreing in very moderate circumstances, aud their families entirely dependent upon them. As to marksmanship, the Yancey Independents were horn as it were with rifles in their hauds, aud if sharp shooters are wanted, there is none better.GOV. BROWN'S AITEAL.
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Milledgeville Southern Recorder

Milledgeville, Georgia, US

Tue, May 21, 1861

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