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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 22. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.27 (search)
, Baltimore, while at Maryland headquarters yesterday, fell down a short stairway and bruised his limbs so that he could not join in the parade. Zzznorth Carolina Representatives. By order of Governor Carr, of North Carolina, Adjutant-General Francis H. Cameron, as chief of staff, was the official representative of the Old North State, and was in a carriage in the procession. Accompanying General Cameron were Colonel Bennehan Cameron, Inspector-General of Small-Arms Practice, and ColonelGeneral Cameron were Colonel Bennehan Cameron, Inspector-General of Small-Arms Practice, and Colonel Eugene G. Harrell, Quartermaster-General, Colonel Julian S. Carr, Paymaster-General, was present, but not in his official capacity. He paraded with the veterans. North Carolina was the only State, other than Virginia, represented by officers of its general staff. General Cameron and Colonels Cameron and Harrell attended Governor O'Ferrall's reception last evening. Only one company from North Carolina was in the great parade, this being Company G, of the First Regiment of Infantry of the N