Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Peters” in chapter 26 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 18.:
...plored.
We had no signal stations then nor ambulances at Marietta.
This disposes of the fable of the deciphering of a Confederate signal by a Federal officer.
To General Johnston's letter Mr. Peters adds:
Bishop Polk's remains were buried outside the chancel-rail of Christ Church, Augusta, Ga. A large and ornate mural tablet in his memory was erected in the church near the chancel.
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