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f these losses, some of whom were without a change for upwards of a month. That they are brave and entitled to the respect and sympathy of those whose homes have not been overrun by the enemy is shown by their heroic conduct at the late battle of the Alleghany. I believe that Col. Hansbrough's battalion is composed entirely of refugees. Col. Jackson's regiment and Major Reger's battalion nearly so. A braver little band never rallied to defend the honor of a country. They are too proud themselves to ask for aid, but that need not prevent the liberal and generous who have plenty to voluntarily contribute to supply their wants Articles of clothing, provisions, or money for warded to Staunton to Col. W. L. Jackson, of the 31st Virginia regiment, Major A. G. Reger, of Reger's battalion, and Major G. D. Camden, jr., of Hansbrough's battalion, (in the absence of Col. Hansbrough, who was wounded at the battle of Alleghany, and is now out of camp,) will be duly forwarded and attended to.