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670 NortH Carortina Troops, 1861-’65.

Vou. 3, Page 315.

Beginning at Company F, in the fourth line, erase Lieu-
tenant after the word “From,” and insert First Sergeant.

In the fifth line—in the parenthesis—(“had been First
Sergeant in the Bethel Regiment”), erase First Sergeant and
insert a private.

In the ninth line, “Alfred R. Grigg, Second Lieutenant
10 August, 1862,” erase August and insert May.

B. F. Griae.

Lincotnton, N. C.

FIFTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.

Vou. 3, p. 454. It is inadvertently stated that the regi-
ment was at Savannah and Averasboro, but it was not at
either. Lieutenant-Colonel Silver was not in command at
Bentonville.

Captain, afterwards Major Stewart, was ranking Captain
at Chicamauga. Both he and Captain Conley were killed in

the Atlanta campaign.
G. W. F. Harper.

Lenorr, N C.

S. M. Silver, A. T. Stewart and ©. O. Conley were the
senior or ranking Captains of the Fifty-eight Regiment in the
order named, at the time of the battle of Chicamauga, in
which they all participated. Captain G. W. F. Harper was
assigned to duty as Major of the regiment at Florenceville,
Ala., November, 1864, in the Nashville campaign, and served
as such until the reorganization of the regiment in March,
1865, when by order from Army Headquarters, he was as-
signed to same duty in the Fifty-eighth and Sixtieth consoli-
dated battalion. Major Harper commanded the regiment at
the battle of Bentonville, and in the march and skirmishes
through South Carolina, which preceded it. At the time of
the Bentonville battle I was on the sick list; but learning that
my presence was needed, I went to the front and assisted in
forming the line of battle, but was soon sent back by the sur-

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