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the " High-water Mark of the Rebellion" was reached, but by all old soldiers and by their children. The name, rank, regiment, date of wound, and date of death, if fatally ill or wounded, are given:
THE OLD RECORD.
Following is the list:
Private James Leeman, 3d Georgia regiment; wounded July ist.
Private F. M. Sutton, 2d Mississippi regiment; wounded July 6th; died July igth.
Sergeant W. M. Jones, 5Oth Georgia regiment; wounded July 2d.
Private S. W. Bloodworth, 2ist Mississippi regiment.
Private J. E. Turner, nth Virginia cavalry regiment; wounded July 5th; died July 26th.
Sergeant J. M. Duval, nth North Carolina regiment; wounded July ist.
Private Wright Smith, loth Georgia regiment; wounded July 2d.
Private P. Shields, 62d Virginia regiment; wounded July 5th.
Private J. T. Bowman, i6th North Carolina regiment; wounded . July 4th.
Private J. R. Proctor, nth North Carolina regiment, wounded July ist.
Private J. M. Barber, 3d Georgia regiment, wounded July 2d.
Private J. M. Whittington, soth Georgia regiment; wounded July 2d.
Lieutenant J. Walker, yth South Carolina regiment; wounded July 2d; died July 8th.
Private L. Foman, ist South Carolina regiment; wounded July 2d; died July nth.
Private Z. Henry, 5th Texas regiment, wounded July 5th; died July nth.
Private E. Garnett, nth North Carolina regiment; wounded July 5th; died July nth.
Private N. C. Nelms, 2ist Georgia regiment; wounded July 2d; died July igth.
Private M. Harris, Cobb's Legion; wounded July 2d.
Private M. Maddox, yth South Carolina regiment; wounded July 2d.
Private J. S. Henderson, yth South Carolina regiment; wounded July 2d.
Private A. L. Thompson, 2 ist North Carolina regiment; wounded July 5th; died July 24th.
