Looking for information on Captain Goldman Bryson's Union Volunteers of 1863.

Here is a message indicating his death from the OR. It also indicates that he was in command of Tennessee Union Cavalry. Mike November 1, 1863. SIR: On October 27, General Vaughn, with a detachment of his mounted men, overtook Goldman Bryson, with his company of mounted robbers, in Cherokee County, N. C., attacked him, killing 2 and capturing 17 men and 30 horses. On the 28th, I left Murphy with 19 men, taking Bryson's trail through the mountains; followed him 25 miles, when I came upon him and fired on him, killing him and capturing 1 man with him. I found in his possession his orders from General Burnside and his roll and other papers. My men all acted nobly; marched two days, and without anything to eat. Yours, respectfully, C. H. TAYLOR, Lieutenant, Comdg. Co. B, Infantry Regt., Thomas' Legion. Lieutenant-Colonel WALKER, Commanding Battalion, Thomas' Legion. (Inclosure) SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS, No. 56. HDQRS. ARMY or THE OHIO, Knoxville, East Tenn., October 22, 1863. [begins with VI -- apparently the rest of the orders were omitted here -mike ruddy] VI. Capt. G. Bryson, First Tennessee National Guard, is hereby ordered to proceed with his command to North Carolina and vicinity, for the purpose of recruiting, and will return here within a fortnight, when he will report in person at these headquarters. By order of Major-General Burnside: EDWARD M. NEILL, Major, and Assistant Adjutant-General. (Indorsement) [General BRAGG :] Permit me, general, to recommend to your notice C. H. Taylor, lieutenant, who commanded the Indians at the killing of Captain Bryson. You will pardon me, general, in not sending this through the proper channel, as we have no mails. W. C. WALKER, Lieutenant-Colonel, Comdg. Battalion, Thomas' Legion. > Looking for information on Captain Goldman Bryson's Union Volunteers of 1863.