Destructive Fires---Local Defense, &c.

The municipal election in December resulted as follows:
Mayor, Col. F. G. Wilkins;
Aldermen:
1st Ward, J. J. McKendree, W. W. Flewellen;
2d, Chas. E. Mims, J. W. King;
3d, Wm. S. Lee, Frank M. Jeter;
4th, J. A. Bradford, John Ligon;
5th, F. A. Jepson, Wm. Douglass;
6th, James M. Bivins, John Durkin.
The vote for Mayor stood, Wilkins 238, F. M. Brooks 207, John Quin 121.

The new Council, at its first meeting, elected the following city officers:
Marshal, Thos. Callier;
Deputy Marshal, John C. Lovelace;
Clerk, George W. Jones;
Treasurer, James D. Johnson;
Attorney, Wiley Williams;
Physician, John B. Baird;
Sexton, Wm. H. Harris;
Bridge keeper, Robert Davis;
Keeper of Hospital, Mrs. McGehee;
Magazine keeper, Peter Anderson;
Wharfinger, Philip H. Alston;
City Printer, Thomas Ragland of the Enquirer.

The salaries of the city officers were raised to correspond with the expenses of living.

Health Officers:
P. H. Hartman, B. F. Coleman, Dr. Bozeman, J. K. Redd, Dr. Cleckley, John Johnson, Felix Burrus, W. M. Jepson, John Quin, Charles Wise, F. M. Gray, John Kinsley.

Mrs. McGehee declined to serve as Hospital keeper with the allowances made, and Mrs. Stringfield was elected.

On Monday night, the 19th of January, the large brick building on the corner of Oglethorpe and Randolph streets, the lower rooms of which were occupied as the Post office, and the upper story as the boarding house of Mrs. Teasdale, was consumed by fire. The most valuable matter in the Post office was saved, but a few mail bags were burnt. Mrs. Teasdale lost nearly all her household effects. The building belonged to Seaborn Jones, Esq., and had long been used as the Post office. The fire was no doubt accidental. The Post office was removed to the corner of Randolph and Broad streets, then known as the Manley & Hodges corner.

Another great fire occurred on the morning of the 3d of February, breaking out in the boot and shoe store of Peter Biehler on Randolph Street. It burnt all the houses on the south side of Randolph street from two doors west of the Enquirer office to the corner of Broad, and all on the east side of Broad street to and including Dr. Ware's drug store. This included four brick buildings on Randolph Street, and five on Broad Street. The parties burnt out on Randolph street were P. Biehler, the jewelry establishments of K. Saylor and G. Jordan, the barber shop of Wm. Paine and Weems, the office of Dr. Fogle, dentist. On Broad Street, the drug stores of Messrs. Brooks & Chapman and Dr. R. A. Ware, and three dry goods stores were burnt, with a portion of the goods in each of them. Over the burnt stores on Broad street were the law offices of L. T. Downing and John Peabody, Esqs., and the offices of Dr. J. L. Cheney, and Drs. Lee & Phelps. The supply of water was very limited, and to this cause was due the wide spread destruction by the fire. Four of the buildings on Randolph Street were owned by H. H. Epping, also two on Broad Street. Dr. Ware, Mr. Downing, and Mr. Morris Kopman each owned one of the burnt buildings.

At a special election held on the 7th of February, Thomas Brassill for the 2d, and Wm. H. Griswold for the 3d, were elected Aldermen to fill vacancies caused by the resignation of Aldermen King and Jeter; and on the 28th of February, H. M. Jeter was elected an Alderman of the 1st Ward to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Ald'n McKendree. Alderman McKendree was re-elected in March to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Alderman W. W. Flewellen.

A large company was formed to go to the defense of Savannah, then threatened, on the 21st of February. The following officers were elected:
F. G. Wilkins, Captain;
Jas. M. Everett, 1st Lieutenant;
P. J. Phillips, 2d Lieutenant;
D. B. Thompson, 3d Lieutenant;
James F. Bozeman, 4th Lieutenant.
The services of the company were tendered to Gen. Mercer, commanding at Savannah.

A company was formed in Columbus in March, to join Col. Evans' regiment for the Florida service. It organized on the 16th of that month by the election of:
N. W. Garrard, Capt.;
J. F. Burch, 1st Lieutenant;
D. B. Booher, 2d Lieutenant;
Stewart Kelly, Brevet 2d Lieutenant.

On account of the presence of the enemy's vessels in the bay, river connection with Apalachicola was suspended this year. Boats ran from Columbus to Chattahoochee, about the mouth of the Flint River.

In July, at the request of Confederate officers in local command, Council instructed the Mayor to have all the citizens of Columbus capable of bearing arms to be enrolled for any emergency requiring local defense. In accordance with this call, there was a general enrollment in the city and county, and seven or eight companies met at the Courthouse on the 18th of July, and formed a regiment, electing:
F. G. Wilkins, Colonel;
J. R. Ivey, Lieutenant Colonel;
Jerry Slade, Major.
But this organization appears to have been superseded by a regular requisition made by President Davis upon Gov. Brown for the enrollment of 8,000 men for local defense in Georgia. In response to this last call, a regiment was formed at Columbus on the 22d of August, of companies from Muscogee, Harris, Talbot, Taylor, Marion, Chattahoochee and Stewart Counties.
W. L. Salisbury was elected Colonel;
Flynn Hargett, Lieutenant Colonel;
Capt. Curley, Major.
The Columbus and Muscogee companies in this regiment were Co. A City Guards, Capt. J. M. Everett; Co. B City Guards, Lieutenant Brannon; Ivey Guards, Capt. Park; Chattahoochee Defenders, Capt. Russell.

An "Independent Home Guard" Company of seventy-five men, composed of men over forty-five years of age, was also organized:
Dr. J. A. Urquhart, Captain;
Dr. R. A. Ware, F. C. Johnson and Wmn. B. Langdon, Lieutenants;
F. M. Brooks, W. A. Douglass, B. S. Hardaway, John S. Allen and Charles Mims, Sergeants;
N. L. Howard, W. L. Stapler, C. E. Johnson and J. I. Lovelace, Corporals;
H. Middlebrook, Treasurer;
R. P. Spencer, Secretary.
Two cavalry companies for the same service, under command of Captains Strother and Cheney, were also formed.

The news of the death of Gen. Paul J. Semmes, Col. John A. Jones, and many other officers and privates, killed in the disastrous battle of Gettysburg, caused much sorrow in Columbus. Council passed resolutions expressing the deepest regret for the death of General Semmes and sympathy for his family, and calling a meeting of citizens to make arrangements for the suitable reception and burial of his remains. The meeting was held on the 16th of July, and suitable arrangements made to pay the last sad honors to the deceased citizen and soldier.

Council in November appropriated $5,000 additional to regular appropriations to assist needy and indigent families of absent soldiers in the payment of their house rent.

A registration of voters of the city was this year made in accordance with law, and the total number registered was 365. This number was evidently short of a full registration, though so many citizens were absent, being in the Confederate service.

Quotations of prices in July: Salt, 30@35c. per lb; Flour, 25@30c. per lb.; Pork, 50@60c. per lb.; Bacon, $l@$1.25 per lb.; Lard, 90c.@$l; Beef, 40@45c.; Sugar, [email protected] per lb.; Syrup, $7@$8 per gallon; Rice, 12�@14c. per lb.; Butter, $1@$1.25 per lb. Most of these articles were scarce and hard to get at these prices.

Incidents

A sensation was created in the city, in April, by news of the death of Robert Emmet Dixon, of Columbus, at Richmond. He was clerk of the Confederate House of Representatives, and was shot by R. E. Forde, of Kentucky, an assistant clerk.

Among the new industries created by the war was a Nail Factory established in Girard by Messrs. D. H. Fowler & Co., of New Orleans. It was run very actively, and turned out a great deal of work of fair quality.

Mr. Robert Davis, bridge keeper, was found dead on the river bank, on the 4th of September. He had left his house in apparent health but a short time before the finding of his body, which bore no marks of violence or external injury.

On the 13th of October, about one o'clock p. m., there was a general jail delivery. The prisoners rushed upon the jailor as he was opening the door to leave the jail, overpowered him, and succeeded in making their escape. Six or seven white men, confined for counterfeiting and other offences, escaped.

A woman named Smith, living in the lower part of the city, was shot and killed on the 14th of October, by a soldier named Joe Overton, from Arkansas. He was arrested.

The M. E. Conference met in Columbus on the 25th of November, Bishop Early, presiding.

Personal

J. L. Morton was Chief Engineer, and S. E. Lawhon, Ass't Engineer of the Fire Department.

The election in October resulted in the choice of Col. Jas. M. Chambers as Senator for the District, and Jas. M. Russell and R. R. Hawes as Representatives of Muscogee.

Rev. C. R. Jewett was Presiding Elder of the Columbus District; Rev. E. W. Speer, Pastor of St. Luke M. E. Church; Rev. Joseph S. Key, of St. Paul; Rev. W. J. Wardlaw, Factory Mission and Colored Charge; Rev. J. H. DeVotie, pastor of the Baptist Church; Rev. S. H. Higgins, of the Presbyterian.

Marriages

January 1, Chandler M. Pope and Hazeltine Brown
Jan. 4, Wm. Freeney and Mary Coker
Jan. 7, Joseph Barns and Georgia A. Cary
Jan. 15, Thacker B. Howard and Antionette V. Williams,
Jan. 15, John McCree and Margaret Burnside,
Jan. 15, Joel W. Moore and Louisa Petty
Jan. 20, Wm. R. Hill and L. Nance
Jan. 21, Holmes Smith and Mary Welch

February 1, Donat Alphonze and Nancy McElmore
Feb. 1, Eli Davidson and Martha Belcher
Feb. 3, Robert L. Hagler and Catharine Cook
Feb. 5, Robert L. Jones and Ophelia Hulsey
Feb. 8, White Youngblood and Mary Clark
Feb. 9, Francis Collier and Sarah Pigott
Feb. 10, Lloyd R. Hoopes and Mary E. Barnard
Feb. 11, John Gomer and Nancy Cram
Feb. 13, Hugh L. McElvy and Sallie J. H. McElvy
Feb. 26, Seaborn J. Howard and Annie P. Schley
Feb. 26, Louis Harris and Ella Harris

March 2, John G. Bush and Ellanora Harris
March 3, Eugene Ballamy and Caroline E. Lewis
March 5, Daniel L. Wilson and Rosannah A. Calhoun
March 10, Wm. M. Chipman and Mary Jane Nealy

April 5, William A. Davis and Martha Bruce
April 9, Joseph B. Pappy and Louisa C. Henry
April 18, Robert L. Freeman and Mollie Jackson
April 19, James N. Nix and Sarah J. Morgan
April 21, Isaac Etheridge and Martha J. Johnson
April 23, John B. Lindsey and Helen R. Slade
April 23, Wm. Sims and Sarah Jones
April 29, Gilbert McDonald and Susan Langford
April 29, Isaac C. Ginn and Sarah C. Cordery

May 1, Henry C. Mann and Laney A. Mixon
May 21, Charles M. Smith and Mary M. Hays
May 22, James McCarty and Margaret Heagerty

June 3, Wm. March and Francis R. Brooks
June 9, Charles Allard and Mary Alsabrooks
June 14, Arthur Montgomery and Mariah McDaniel
June 29, Mathew C. Wooten and Lucy M. Taliaferro

July 2, Charles S. Shorter and Sarah A. Shepherd
July 5, Stephen Hamey and Catharine McDonald
July 5, Wm. L. M. Smith and Isabella Walker
July 7, Johnston Halliman and Zilley Moate
July 9, Walter T. Mitchell and Rosannah Kennedy
July 12, James M. Parnell and Nancy A. French
July 15, A. C. Wingfield and M. W. O'Bannan
July 16, Wm. R. Giquilliat and Janet E. Slade
July 22, Jasper Wall and Emaline Taylor
July 23, James Searcy and Martha Hamilton
July 23, John S. Esler and Elizabeth Thomas
July 27, Lyman P. Cowdery and Jane H. Lewis
July 27, Wm. F. Winslett and Elmina C. Pitts

August 5, George M. Dews and Sophronia T. Woodruff
August 6, Thos. L. Tinnon and Hennie Roper
August 8, Simeon Wooton and Mariah Frost
August 9, John G. McKenzie and Martha F. Rentfroe
August 12, Jonathan G. Norman and Angeline Duke
August 20, Thos. Bird and Clarissa S. West
August 20, Fleming Culver and Elvira D. Davis
August 23, Lucius Cody and M. L. Akhurst
August 23, James M. Williams and Epsey Ann Reid
August 27, John Collins and Susan M. Mahone
August 28, Thos. E. Reynolds and Elizabeth Taff

September 1, Norburn T. N. Robinson and Susan R. Bethune
Sept. 8, James Mayberry and Susan Murphy
Sept. 9, John Wise and Lizzie Wakefield
Sept. 9, Elbert L. Wells and Lizzie C. Wise
Sept. 9, William H. Baker and Virginia J. Goslin
Sept. 12, Thomas Hamilton and Margaret Clark
Sept. 14, John Feunty and Sarah Lloyd
Sept. 17, Charles A. Terrell and Eliza Parr
Sept. 17, Wm. H. H. Blankenship and Josaphine Hallenbeck
Sept. 22, Francis A. O'Neal and Amelia F. Boyken
Sept. 23, James Laming and Nancy Allen

October 8, John B. Austin and Margaret Flournoy
Oct. 12, Josaphine Echols and Rowena M. Lockhart
Oct. 14, John W. Johnson and Caroline M. King
Oct. 14, Caleb W. Hughes and Mary J. English
Oct. 15, James Jinnett and Elizabeth Folsom
Oct. 19, Samuel E. Norton, Jr., and Jane Burch
Oct. 22, John R. Gregory and Mary B. Rodgers
Oct. 28, James F. Waddell and Adelaide V. DeGraffenreid
Oct. 29, James H. Farr and Sarah A. Vinson

November 5, John Schnell and Frances E. Sauls
Nov, 15, Zachariah Weisenbergher and Helen Kenny
Nov, 18, Lazarus Kohns and Hermenia Straus
Nov, 19, S. Davis Tonge and Anna Hochstrasser
Nov, 21, Wm. E. Ingram and Sarah F. Bevil
Nov, 22, James Herndon and Sarah Knight
Nov, 26, John C. J. Ellison and Frances M. Vickers
Nov, 28, John Fox and Elizabeth Gale

December 1, Thomas G. Coleman and Adona Williford
Dec. 3, Moses Welch and Mary McCarty
Dec. 3, Joseph J. Maddox and Susannah Blackburn
Dec. 4, James N. McLester and Anna Sims
Dec. 4, Peter K. Edgar and Rebecca C. Aenchbaeher
Dec. 6, J. J. Tillery and Nancy F. Clegg
Dec. 10, Joseph Simmons and Missouri Carey
Dec. 14, Emannel Lopez and Ann V. Pickett
Dec. 15, William C. Brooks and Elizabeth Foster
Dec. 15, Abner Wilkinson and Rosaline Kent
Dec. 15, Isaiah F. Young and Sarah Pickett
Dec. 17, John W. Connell and Frances Baldwin
Dec. 20, Western Harvell and Tempay Maloney
Dec. 23, Wm. B. Free and Elizabeth M. Whitten
Dec. 24, George W. Harris and Nancy C. Edwards
Dec. 30, Donaldson Haff and Adelia DuBose
Dec. 31, Warren R. Kent and Amanda S. Bradford
Dec. 31, John R. Mott and Annie E. Chapman

Deaths

(From The Sexton's Reports)

Jan. 1, Lt. Col. T. B. Scott
Jan. 2, child of Lou. Mayfield
Jan. 4, child of John Keller
Jan. 5, Mrs. Mary C. Perry
Jan. 6, Wm. T. Smith
Jan. 9. child of James A. Gue
Jan. 10, child of Isabella Kemp
Jan. 12, child of F. O. Goodale
Jan. 12, child of Wm. H. Chambers
Jan. 12, B. F. Lassiter
Jan. 13, child of Isabella Kemp
Jan. 15, child of James Ramsey
Jan. 15, Elizabeth Anders
Jan. 15, Louisa W. Thompson
Jan. 16, Archibald Burden
Jan. 18, step-daughter of J. J. Kemp
Jan. 18, S. F. Wiggins
Jan. 20, child of Enoch Dudley
Jan. 21. L. M. Gager
Jan. 21. child of A. H. DeWitt
Jan. 22, Stephen Howard
Jan. 22, child of Mrs. Smith
Jan. 26, child of Mrs. E. J. King
Jan. 26, Miss E. A. Young
Jan. 26, child of A. Gammel
Jan. 27, Mrs. Jane J. Sturgis
Jan. 27, child of G. Aenchbacher
Jan. 27, child of Adam Smith
Jan. 28, Mrs. G. A. Sherwood
Jan. 28, child of G. R. Lawrence
Jan. 30, Miss J. W. Tilley

Feb. 2, Mrs. Jane Williams
Feb. 2, child of M. A. Blackwell
Feb. 2, James Hudson
Feb. 6, child of E. E. Adams
Feb. 6, L. Decatur Johnson
Feb. 7, Mrs. Mary Echols
Feb. 8, child of J. H. Dyer
Feb. 8, child of W. T. Barnes
Feb. 9, John Sullivan
Feb. 11, J. Dolan
Feb. 15, Miss Mary L. Slade
Feb. 15, child of John Maxey
Feb. 17, Jett Howard
Feb. 20, Cook Lewis
Feb. 20, James M. Chambers, Jr
Feb. 21, Margaret Shean
Feb. 24, Jordan Broadaway
Feb. 25, Samuel Clark
Feb. 25, Mrs. N. A. Nuckolls

March 1, Mrs. Elizabeth Milan
March 2, child of J. Lambertson
March 2, Peter Holihan
March 4, child of J. C. Lovelace
March 5, child of J. S. Colbert
March 8, child of D. H. Morris
March 8, John Barnes
March 10, Charles Cleghorn
March 10, Major M. W. Perry
March 13, Isaac Ellis
March 18, two children of W. T. Smith
March 19, child of Peter Knowles
March 20, child of H. B. Lockett
March 20, child of F. C. Humphreys
March 24, child of Margaret E. Foley
March 25, Thomas Manning
March 25, child of H. M. Jeter
March 25, John Bowen
March 28, child of Nancy Milliner
March 28, child of W. H. Hughes
March 29, child of W. J. Harper
March 31, R. A. Sikes
March 31, John W. Allen

Aprils 3, Child of L. S. Smith
Aprils 6, child of M. J. McElrath
Aprils 11, child of Mrs. Bradford
Aprils 12, child of Lewis Coleman
Aprils 13, John P. Sinclair
Aprils 11, Patrick Duffy
Aprils 11, Moses L. Hanu (soldier)
Aprils 11, Miss H. M. Cato
Aprils 21, Mrs. Julia A. Flournoy
Aprils 21, child of Mrs. Charles J. Williams
Aprils 21, J. K. Smith (soldier)
Aprils 21, Arthur B. Davis
Aprils 23, child of David Turner
Aprils 27, R. E. Dixon

May 1, Child of Wm. Bell
May 3, child of B. T. Chapman
May 8, John H. Mealing
May 8, James Wallace
May 9, Nollee (soldier,)
May 9, Miss Mary B. Hannay
May 10, Miss Laura A. Greenwood
May 12, child of Martha Carnes
May 18, child of Mrs. Cook
May 18, child of Moses Morris
May 14, child of Etna Ellis
May 14, child of William Anderson
May 14, John Nelson (soldier)
May 16, Mrs. Susan C. Young
May 18, child of Rebecca Hall
May 18, child of Epsy J. Hearn
May 20, Major A. M. Gordon
May 20, Mrs. Mary Puryear
May 22, child of W. H. Chitman
May 22, Mrs. W. B. Harris
May 22, Mrs. Mary J. Walker
May 23, child of Thomas Summergill
May 24, child of Josiah Wentry
May 24, Jerry Felton
May 25, child of Mary E. Shoemaker
May 20, Miss Sarah A. Copeland
May 20, child of U. H. Shoemake
May 27, child of John Isham
May 27, Dennis Sullivan
May 27, child of Henry Riley
May 29, child of J. H. Dyer
May 29, Mrs. Mary A. Patterson
May 30, child of William McElrath

June 2, Cornelius Duffy
June 4, child of Eliza Horton
June 4, child of Senn
June 5, Telitha Frazier
June 7, Francis Shoemake
June 10, child of Mary E. Shoemake
June 11. child of B. Dolin
June 16, child of B. Dolin
June 17. G. M. Stansel, (soldier)
June 19, child of John Rikely
June 19, child of William Walker
June 19, child of Caroline Hatcher
June 20, child of J. S. Smith
June 20, child of J. B. Hill
June 21, child of Susan Phillips
June 21, child of J. M. Young
June 25, Mrs. Ann Hull
June 25, child of B. A. Berry
June 26, child of Eliz. Meredith
June 26, J. Pressly (soldier)
June 28, child of David Sergeant
June 29, W. F. Serrell
June 29, child of Michael Sullivan
June 29, child of Phillip Eifler
June 29, child of Mary Ellis
June 29, child of James McGirr
June 30, George W. Jones

July 2, Child of Captain Warner
July 2, Nancy Mott
July 3, child of C. A. Redd
July 3, child of J. A. Girdner
July 3, Mrs. Louisa Tinnon
July 3, child of John Dynon
July 4, child of George W. Britton
July 5, child of F. M. Boland
July 7, Diana Russell
July 10, child of Elizabeth Moss
July 11, child of Mrs. Allen
July 11, child of G. Howard
July 11, child of G. W. Langford
July 12, child of Dr. T. J. Word
July 12, James McCarty
July 13, child of Albert Ravenscroft
July 14, child of Robert Baldwin
July 14, N. B. Drake
July 17, child of Wm. Robinson
July 19, Emily Bugg
July 20, child of Henrietta Mote
July 21, child of Simeon Mote
July 21, child of Jason Lewis
July 24, child of J. H. Smith
July 26, child of Francis Williams
July 27, child of B. F. Marshall
July 27, Mrs. Mary Stewart
July 27, child of J. H. Giles
July 27, child of Winnie Shepherd
July 28, child of Edward Martin
July 28, child of John Mote
July 31, Mrs. Elizabeth Ligon
July 31, child of T. J. Wynn
July 31, child of John Tilly

August 1, Child of Epsy Hearn,
August 1, Edward Brannan
August 3, Miss S. A. Harris
August 3, child of Martin Clark
August 4, child of R. H. Briggs
August 4, child of Simeon Mote
August 6, child of C. A. Carpenter
August 6, child of Mrs. Allen
August 8, Joseph Daniel
August 8, child of Robert Kyle
August 10, child of D. S. Bullock
August 11, child of W. T. Bankston
August 12, child of Sarah Morris
August 12, child of A. Kaufman
August 12, child of Mary Metz
August 12, child of Hamilton Raiford
August 12, Frank Boykin
August 13, child of Delia Bell
August 15, J. C. Osborn (soldier)
August 17, M. W. Heath
August 18, child of T. K. Miller
August 19, Mrs. M. A. Ogletree
August 19, John Warren
August 20, Miss Frances C. Bush
August 20, child of W. S. Lloyd
August 20, John Gibbons,
August 20, child of Joseph Nix
August 22, Mrs. Mary M. English
August 23, child of Geo. Meredith
August 24, Delia Bell
August 25, child of Frank Rothschild
August 26, Mrs. E. B. Chapman
August 27, child of Lafayette Watson
August 28, child of Sidney Lloyd
August 28, child of Mary Willis
August 29, August Mitchel
August 29, child of Temple Brooks
August 30, Elizabeth Walston
August 31, Esquire Brock

Sept. 3, Mrs. Elizabeth Maddox
Sept. 4, Y. Johns (soldier)
Sept. 4, R. R. Davis
Sept. 4, child of N. N. Curtis
Sept. 5, child of Mary Copeland
Sept. 7, Sarah Morris
Sept. 8, child of Thomas Bush
Sept. 9, child of Mary Robinson
Sept. 10, child of C. Kaufman
Sept. 10, child of Samuel Eads
Sept. 10, Samuel Kelton
Sept. 13, Mrs. M. E. Fleming
Sept. 14, Miss Elvira Bowen
Sept. 15, Andrew Hagerty
Sept. 15, child of J. Rhodes Browne
Sept. 16, Mrs. Jane Kendall
Sept. 16, Mrs. Jane McGinty
Sept. 17, child of Martha Sullivan
Sept. 17, Captain G. E. Walker
Sept. 18, William Gohian
Sept. 19, child of E. W. Nix
Sept. 19, John N. Birch
Sept. 19, child of Nicholas Howard
Sept. 20, James Church
Sept. 22, F. W. Allen (soldier)
Sept. 26, Mrs. Mary J. Thweatt
Sept. 26, child of William Getsinger
Sept. 26, child of Jordan L. Howell
Sept. 26, Mrs. Sarah Stapler
Sept. 28, Francis Wilson
Sept. 28, Miss A. A. Switzer
Sept. 30, child of Mrs. Hall
Sept. 30, Robert J. Emerson (soldier)

October 3, Child of David Elder
Oct. 5, child of Henry T. Hall
Oct. 5, Mrs. Shehane
Oct. 8, child of Felix McArdle
Oct. 9, child of J. S. May
Oct. 11, child of L. J. Honsville
Oct. 11, child of Mrs. R. Holmes
Oct. 12, John Kinsley
Oct. 12, Captain Philip Gittenger, killed in battle or died of wounds received in battle
Oct. 13, Mrs. Sarah B. Smith
Oct. 13, child of J. A. Smith
Oct. 14, Patrick Deignan
Oct. 15, Amanda Smith
Oct. 15, John Tilley
Oct. 16, Joseph B. Hughes
Oct. 16, O. P. Patterson (soldier)
Oct. 19, Georgia Kaufman
Oct. 21, child of Dr. Cramp
Oct. 23, John S. Arnold,
Oct. 23, _____ Dunaway
Oct. 24, Dr. A. I. Robison
Oct. 25, John M. Bates (soldier)
Oct. 25, W. C. Baker (soldier)
Oct. 26, Mrs. Mary Russell
Oct. 27, Charles Chapman
Oct. 28, W. W. Ridenhour,
Oct. 28, Frances Short
Oct. 31, Julia A. Cooley

November 1, Mrs. L. A. Reese
Nov. 2, child of L. Linsey
Nov. 2, child of Henry Mobley
Nov. 4, child of Emeline Hudson
Nov. 4, Mary A. Wheeler
Nov. 7, W. H. Coats (soldier)
Nov. 10, child of John Adams
Nov. 11, Howard Jones
Nov. 12, Mrs. E. M. Saunders
Nov. 15, Duncan Martin (soldier)
Nov. 17, child of Mary Robinson
Nov. 21, child of W. L. Clark
Nov. 21, child of A. J. Welch
Nov. 23, Edward Bozeman
Nov. 25, W. H. Hughes, Sr.
Nov. 25, T. Murphy (soldier)
Nov. 26, John Warden
Nov. 26, child of Louis M. Collier

December 3, Miss F. A. Davis
Dec, 3 child of Nancy Hooper
Dec, 4, Miss Frances Branham
Dec, 4, Benjamin Stevens
Dec, 5, child of Thomas DeWolf
Dec, 5, child of Dr. J. L. Ware
Dec, 8, Mrs. Catherine Ford
Dec, 9, child of J. M. Baggett
Dec, 13, Hamilton Barschall
Dec, 18, J. M. Youngblood (soldier)
Dec, 22, Thomas Dallard
Dec, 23, child of S. Roland
Dec, 23, child of Mrs. Wheeler
Dec, 24, D. E. Jones (soldier)
Dec, 26, William Killcrease
Dec, 28, H. C. Harges (soldier)
Dec, 28, John Robinson (soldier)