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ed Of every officer a fearless example 10 his COM
mand, and that il was fully met by ulI. A few in
stances Of gallanlry falling accidentally under my
immediate notice, | will meniOn-n hs making
lndivdous distinctions, but as conduct characters
tic Of the whole corps Of officers;-NuJor GLADDEN.
attracted my attention by his usual rega'd for reg
ulari,y-disorder however partial. seemed 10
give him concern. He was always al his post
and duty. Cupts. Sumter and Donovint OF me
flank companies, exhibited that promPlncss and
order 50 necessary on the flank; never once dln
see either corps IN broken order or Dehlhd lis
time, upon the line or in the advance; the first
los, il flower in the fight, and ended the engage
ment without enough to bury its dead and bear
its wounded to the hospital, In the depIoyment
upon The color company, Captain Walkers
that and Capt. DeSauSsure's, which formed the
first upon it, were nearly annihiIaed; the first af
Ter the line was lormed, having but four men left,
and the other, The largest company in the regi-
ment, leaving but "a. | was near Capt DeSnus-
sure, and saw his clothing literally rdded with
bullets. lie stood on the tight and front during
all the firing. exhibiting such cool courage that MOI
one of his men wavered, though the foot of each
was bahed in the blood of his next comrade,-
Capt VIM. Blanding, of company F., and Lieut.
VIM. G. Moragne, commanding company d.,
bore their companies hags on he right TANKS Of
their companies during the heaviest OF the fire;
the latter received his from the dying hand Of his
gallant subAlern, Lieut.. ID. l.. Adams who fell
with it in his hands, and the former from his
color Sergeant, (lIcks,) who also fell wounded.
Capt Molfat, of company c., received n severe
wound in the leg, but remained on dnty till II
rapid advance left him behind. Lieut.. ]. R,
Clark, commanding company g., was attracting
my attention by giving some orders in usual quiet
and temperate manner, when he received what
feat will prove rnertal wound Capt. ], D.
Bandmg, OF the staff, heing unmoun,ed, and the
command small, attached himself 10 the company
10 which he had originally belonged, and was
wounded while sharing his fortune in the honor
and danger oflhe fight, Adj't James Can,ey, in
the latter part of the action, was severely wound
ed in the face while extending the orders Of the
commander Of the regiment. Lieut.. Shubrick, of
brigade staff, having lost his horse, attached him
self 10 company Z where he did duty throughout
the engagement, The field aud staff officers be,
ing all dismounlcd, Capt. Hammond Of the brig.
AIDE staff, a! my request, communicated the order
of the Gen, 10 the captains Of companies, when
ever the noise of the engagement prevented them
being heard. beg leave to acknowledge my OBJ
| legations TO him and my admiration for his very
gallant bearing in the engagement.
Very respectfully yours, &c.
J. p DICKINSON,
Lent Col. Com'dg So Ca. Regimen.
Brig Gen. SHIELDS, Com, Brig Vol. Division.
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MONDAY, SEPT. 81

At Market. 1850 Beef Cattle nad Stores, 10
yolses Working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, $3.50
Sheep and Lambs, and abou, 5000 Swine.
BEEr CATTLE-Extra, 90; first quality,
so; second do, rs; third do, s. 90 a 90.
SToKE CArrLE-Sales were noticed at 10 n
$l2 Sc.
WORKING OxEN-Sales made II, II, ~, o.,
and los.
Cows AND CALyES-Sacs were made n, 20,
"a, &c, and $42,
SHEEp-Sales of lots at 81 10 %. Lambs
from rs 10 SO 90.
SwINE-At wholesale, average lots, l. 4c; n,
retail, from 81 to &c.
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publifum auaetoten ,porben. Sei Sranf.
beiten fir wslhe 6ooter's pIss empfoblen
ftnb, 1T oisle Wleci5in in jcber 6inGcbt iibsr.
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uno SoGepb s. pafer, &eaoins, spa, 3. g.
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ipereen pclle Sefrisbieuns fincen weii fe bic.
fen 9aba6 berfuebm. 4Qe Die Jpn prcbirt ba.
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bsmatblieb 5u fablen.
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