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them on that bloody field (Murfreesboro). The general conduct of all the regiments on that occasion was such that I can draw no distinction between them. （973) Roll of honor: Private Topley Murphey, Company B: Sergts. Elias Wood, Company G; W. B. Curry, Company K; Wm. E. Short, Company L. Other companies made no selections. Vol. XX, Part 2—（419, 432) Assignment as above, November, 1862. Vol. XXIII, Part 2—（735, 942, 959) Twenty-eighth in Polk's army corps, April to August, 1863. July ng pits on the Neuse, January 8, 1863. No. 74—（841) Col. Bushrod Jones, in his report of operations, May 5th to 27th, Atlanta campaign, says: May 13th Captain Avirett's company was detached as skirmishers under Maj. Harry Thornton. （844) Lieutenant Curry and Captain Avirett were wounded May 25th. (For other references, see notes on Fifty-eighth regiment.) Fifty-eighth Alabama Infantry, formed from Ninth infantry battalion, consolidated with Thirty-second regiment after November