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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 33. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The Twelfth Alabama Infantry, Confederate States Army. (search)
man of culture, refinement, integrity and rare business capacity. He died in 1900 greatly lamented. Company C. First Lieutenant A. Scheuerman. Second Lieutenant E. Karcher. Lieutenant Karcher was a native of Germany and was a Jew. He was a gallant soldier, and after the war became Lieutenant of Police of Mobile, Ala., wheLieutenant Karcher was a native of Germany and was a Jew. He was a gallant soldier, and after the war became Lieutenant of Police of Mobile, Ala., where he died, esteemed as an excellent citizen, only a few years ago. Second Lieutenants A. Eichom, F. Mumme. Company D, Coffee Rangers—Coffee county. Captain John Canty Brown, promoted to major; resigned; died in Florida. Captain Exon Tucker; killed at Sharpsburg. Captain James T. Davis; killed at Gettysburg. This lcause some of the men have already left with guns in search, I suspect, of hogs, cows or other things, belonging to citizens, that might be eaten. At night Lieutenant Karcher arrested eight men with guns and confined them in the guardhouse. As punishment I directed the prisoners to lay a causeway around the guard lines for the s