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one left in his command, until eighty-six holes were shot in it and the staff struck three times. General Preston at once appointed him assistant adjutant on his staff in recognition of his valor and efficiency. For a year following the battle of Chickamauga he was disabled by typhoid fever, but on his convalescence he reported to General Preston at Abingdon, Va., and continued on duty with that commander until surrendered near Wytheville. Among the battles in which he participated were Bulltown, Weston, Farmington, Saltville, Va., and Jackson and Franklin, Tenn. In 1867 Mr. Bays entered the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal church South, and he has ever since devoted his life to this sacred work, preaching in Virginia seven years, in Tennessee twelve years, and then coming to South Carolina. In 1895 he became pastor of Bethel church at Charleston. James L. Beckett James L. Beckett, of Summerville, S. C., was born on John's island, Charleston district, S. C., in 1836. He