SICKNESS IN THE ARMY.
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From the Milledgeville Recorder.


The Georgia regiment has suffered greatly
from sickness, as well as most Of the volunteers
under General Taylor. According TO Forsyth's
accounts, at the last dates (2lst Of September)
the regiment had lost by sickness and acciden,
sixty three men. This, out Of regiment Of
some 800 men, in so short period, is awful
mortality At times, according TO the same
account, the regiment could not muster more
than from three to four hundred men on ac-
count Of sickness. The other troops have like
wise suffered much. One Of the Tennessee
regiments had lost $50 men. @ #