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CHICAMAUGA 
BRISTOW STATION
KELLY’S FORD
WARM SPRINGS
RAPPAHANNOCK RAILROAD BRIDGE



Among other items contained in this document are the following casualties:
1.  Chicamauga:  58th N.C.T. and some from 37th in descriptive letter
2.  Bristow Station:  27th N.C.T.-one full account and a later account of Company E; 
Light Battery C, 10th N.C.T.; 15th (?) N.C.T.; 46th N.C.T.; 47th N.C.T., Company D 
26th Regiment
3.  1st N.C. Cavalry, casualties from October 10-20, 1863
4.  25th N.C. Detachment, Battle Warm Springs (two—one short paragraph and a longer 
account)
5.  6th and 30th N.C. Regiments of Hokes Brigades commanded by Col. Archibald D. 
Godwin at Kelly’s Ford
6.  6th Regiment, Battle of Rappahannock Railroad Bridge


North Carolina Standard
Raleigh
October 7, 1863

Capt. William A. Graham, Jr., Company K, 2nd N.C. Cavalry Regiment, has been 
appointed Assistant Adjutant General of this state.  He was wounded in one of the 
recent battles in Virginia.

Lt. Col. Stephen D. Pool has been made colonel of the 10th N.C. Regiment in place 
of Col. Bradford, deceased.  Major Guion has been made lieutenant colonel in place 
of Colonel Pool.  Colonel Love of the 62nd N.C.T. has resigned on account of ill health.  
The lieutenant colonel has also resigned.  Major McDowell is colonel, Captain Rogers 
of Haywood is lieutenant colonel and Captain Henson of Transylvania is major.  The 
5th and 7th N.C. batteries have been united under one command under General Polk.

Chicamauga Campaign 



Changes in N.C. Troops
Edward C. Yellowley of Pitt, Major of the 8th N.C. Regiment has been promoted to 
Lt. Colonel of the 66th Regiment.  Colonel William DeRussel of Wilmington, has 
resigned his position as Colonel of the 3rd N.C. Regiment on account of disability 
from wounds received at Sharpsburg, Maryland.  Lt. Col. Stephen D. Thurston of 
Brunswick has been promoted to Colonel of the 3rd, vice DeRussell resigning.  
Major William M. Parsley of Wilmington has been promoted to Lt. Colonel of the 
3rd, vice Thurston promoted to Colonel.  Captain Thomas S. Galloway, Jr., of 
Rockingham has been appointed Colonel of the 22nd Regiment vice Connor resigned.  
Progress
Bristow Station Campaign 


Kelly’s Ford Campaign 


Rappahannock Railroad Bridge Campaign 






Transcribed by Christine Spencer, April, 2007





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