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The Daily Dispatch: May 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Montgomery. (search)
the most hearty cheers. After partaking of breakfast, the Guards rejoined their regiment at the Trotting Course. The members of the corps contributed materially to the reduction of Fort Sumter, being on duty at Stevens' Iron Battery, whose shots told with fearful effect on the frowning walls of the grim fortress. The attentions they received from Major Anderson, and how they stood it, are matters of history. The company is composed of 85 privates and the following commissioned and non-commissioned officers, viz: Geo. B. Cuthbert, Captain; C. R. Holmes, 1st Lieut.; T. S. Brownfield, 2d Lieut.; L. S. Wobb, Ensign; Samuel Robinson, 1st Sergeant; J. E. Wright, 2d Sergeant; G. M. Lalane, 3d Sergeant; H. D. Hannahan, 4th Sergeant; W. J. Darby, 5th Sergeant; J. B. Boyd, 1st Corpora?; T. E. Gaillard, 2d Corporal; A. M. Brailsford, 3d Corporal; DeSaussure Edwards, 4th Corporal; J. E. Dutart, 5th Corporal; E. W. Bellinger, 6th Corporal; O. D. Mathews, Quartermaster; W. McLean, Commissary.