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mortally wounded. He said: I am no more afraid to die than I am to fight for my country. Lieutenant-Colonel Hardeman, Major Carson and Dr. Etheridge, were all professors of religion, and were always ready to do all they could for the cause of Christ. There were several captains and subordinate officers of whom I would like to speak if I had time. I am yours, etc., A. M. Marshall. From Rev. C. H. Dobbs, Presbyterian, chaplain Twelfth Mississippi. Kosciusko, Mississippi, March, 1867. Dear Brother: I regret exceedingly that about the close of the war I lost nearly every vestige of information concerning the data you desire, as far as papers, manuscripts, etc. are concerned, hence the impossibility of giving you much in the way of statistics. You can, perhaps, obtain from Mrs. Brown, of Richmond, Virginia, a copy of the by-laws, etc., of the Christian Association in Harris's Brigade, from which you can find the number of church-members, conversions, etc., in the b