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MR. EDIroR In a card published in
your paper, Mr. J. b. Mobl.y says he is
sure he desires no controversy with any
one" Anv person who has read his lave
publications will see the Decessity of this
disclaimer, as his course would Indicate n
different desire. la Ihis card he denies that
he is an enemy of Mr.. Beattle, or that he
took advantage Of his absence TO publish
his former card, or that said cord contained
garbied statement Of a conversation with
some person or persons unknown, or that
the card was Intended to create u popular
prejudice and seize on the excited state Of
public feeling to CRAFTY personal malignity
&s. lie joins issue upon these charges
and denies them totally, and ia this sum.
mary manner without offering any evidence,
disposes OF the statements made by me, by
his own bare assertions, as ! believe, unsup-
ported by facts. ! believe the fact that a
card was publish ed, is not denied, although
"&c.," Is used after the enumeration OF the
charges
lie appears TO admit that the card allu.
ded to by me in former communication N
was authentic | shall therefore refer to
said card TO form the correctness Of my as.
seriions, as they wero based on said card
lion. This card certainly does not Indicate
any friendship between Mr. Mobley and Mr.
Beattie. The card impeaches the character
Of tho latter and does not show that any
effort was made by the former to have the
matter arranged between the parties, The
card itself shows that there was no contro.
versy between the parties, except in regard
10 the word desert previous to the publi-
casion Of this card, aud the controversy
might have been avoided if the parties had
been friendly, as an explanation would have
been sought, or offered, between friends, bs
fore placing the matter before the public
and impeaching the character Of one Of the
parties-Mr Beattie II this II the way
Dir. Mobey exhibits his friendship, th,nk
! will be excused when | mistake Il Tor en-.
nifty.
Mr, Mobley admits that Mr. Beattie re
msined here more thaG three weeks after
the alleged conversation took place, and
that tho card was Published daring hia alb
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Col Joseph B. Kershaw 1t must be a
source OF the sinceiest qualification and
pride tn the numerous friends of this brny.
and gallant officer, TO see the unanimitv in
reference 10 his condrct ir the battle of the
2lst, which universally pervairs the vari
Gus accounts given bv the Press and eve
wit:csses of that engagement A.. concur
in ex,"llmg, to the highest degree. the mill
tary skill, cool in,repidity aud d,shrg
courage, so signaIIy displayed by him in
that ever memorable engagement It is
said that "he literally covered himself with
glory" We must, however, say for our
self, that however gratifying, the reports of
his gallantry did not produce in w the least
emotion of surprise. We know JOSEPH b
kERsHAw, and have known him long and
well aud TINS knowing him, no deed of
courage or dauntIes- bravery by him per
formed can surprise Us II is Just such an
exhibition as We look for, from Just such n
man Nou or less - Clarendon Banner.
We can heartily endorse the assertion that
Col. kcrshaws conduct has not surprised
any one who knew him On his acceptance
OF regiment, We confidently mentioned
his name 10 nqniring friends as one of the
tnloncls who wonid carve out honorable
distinction. if opportunity offered Char
Courier.
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| Important resolution was adopted to-day
by the Congress of the Confederate States:
A RESOLUTION
TOUCHING POINTS OF MARITIME LAW, DECIDED
BY THE CONGRESS vr PARIS or 1855
! WHEREAS. IL has br,n iound that the un
certainty of maritime la in time Of war;
has given rIs. 10 differences of 0pinloI be-.
tween neutrals and belhgrrrnts, which NAV
occasion serious m!sunder standings, and
even conflicts and, whereas, the Pienipo
! tertiaries of Great Britain, Franc, Austria,
| Prussia, Sardinia and Russia at tn. Con
gress Of Paris, uf 1856. established an
uniform ductrne On i',i< subject, to when
they invited the adheremcr II the u,lion~ of
the world, which is ns follows:
/ Ihnt pr'Nateerng Is and remains
! at ulished
| That the neutral flag covers the
enemy's COOS with the exception OF goods
| cOntrGband Of war
8. That neutral goods, vita tue excep-
tion of contraband Of war, nrc not liable 10
capture under the ,nem.'s flag ; aud
That blockades, IN order to be bind
! ing, must ue effective that is I, al main
! tained by force sufficient really to prevent
access to the coast of the enemy.
| And, whereas, it IL desirable that the
n detinitc position "n 80 important II point,
now, therefore,
BE IL ResOired, That the Congress of the
| Confederate States of America accept th.
| I'd, Sd and 4;h clauses of the above cited
| declaration, and decline TO assent IL the LIST
clause thereof
Congress has adopted Il resolution to ad
journ on the l9tn Of the present month, to
re-asseublc on the third Monday in \ovem.
Der next.
The knowing ones say that stirring news
from the seat of war may be expected
| soon.
Lieut.. Earle, Of the Fourth South
Carolina Regiment, who yesterday threw
! himself from window OF the Exchange
Hotel and Was killed by the fall, was i'll a,
the time, and il thought to have been Ia
boring under II fit OF temporary insanity -
Mercury.
NORFOLK, August 8 Large fires were
noticed last night in the direction OF Hamp
ton. IL is confidently believed that the
Northern vandals have burned the whole
town. From elevated positions in this
! city, several Of the prominent buildings ia
hampton could, with the aud OF glasses, be
seen in flames. The Ere began about eleven
| o'clock, aud continued steadily until about
four O'Clock this morning,
LATER,
AUGUST S-NoON.-The burning Of
Hampton is confirmed BY oifccrs who have
just coms up from Craucy island. The
houses are still burning. The flames las,
| night we're 40 intensely bright that they
cast their reflection mpon tue stcepIrs Of
N"rfolk, sixteen miles distant.
The Cuhao Authoritias Lihera,e South
ern Prizes.
New YcRK. August 7.--Thres Of the pri.
zrs lately taken by the Sumter and
which were taken into Cuban ports. came
into this port to-day, having been liberated
by order Of the CapiHin General.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, August The returns Of
the late election in this Stale show Il heavy
falling off Of the Union vote in all sections
of The State since the Congressional cleo.
tiou But The Unionis,s will Yet undoubt.
ed'y retain small majority in the i..s.sIa-
ture.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
TO the Citizens of Lancaster Dlstrict

Having been requested To solicit su bscrip
tions 10 lie produce loan OF the Conf.de
rate States, i employ the present method of
bringing the subjaci before you The Gov.
ernment wishes to borrow ~ much of ,our
cash, cotton and grain crops NJ you can
spare (; and will pa, you 8 per cent. inter.
est Sc semi-annunllv. The time of selling this
pr"ducs lou may select yourself A. soon
u the proceeds of the sale are paid over to
The Trea~ur~r you vii. receive bonds bear
ing interest from d,te The bonds will b..
for $40, $l6, $40 aud upward, 80 they can
be used TO some extent a n circulating me.
dinm. Three things recommend this pro
postum 10 vonr acceptance. l. viii be
pafriOtic, safe and remuneraiire investment
The Europeans would very willingly, take
the loan, but il is desirable {" patruuize our
own citizens u the hbcttors Of the abo
liiion usurPer promptly sustain his alto
cious acts, surrl, the noble.hesrtsd South.
erners will not trammel u righteous cause
by Withholding material confidence. All
need say To my fellow citizens of Lancaster
District is, our excellent Government needs
yonr assistance ana she asks you for IT, An
opportunity f"r subscribing will be offered
yon at Laucasierville, Hanging Rock. Pleas.
ant Hill. raxapaw, Nagili's store, Craig.
vile. and all other public places when It
may be desired.
ID. p. ROBINSON.
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ATTENTION voLuxrRRRa

ALL PERSONS who have enrolled them.
selves as Volunteers for the Confederate ssr,
vice with the view 10 join the company which
propose TO raise. are requested to meet Al
Lancaster q. H., on Monday next. punctual
attendance Is requested, a i tishoped the CON-
pany may be organized on that day.
J. b. c0USARr.
Aug IA, 1851.
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"Lanoaster Guards. y

Below we give The Roll cf the "lanca,
ter Guards" the frat company organized i
this District "for the war"
JOHN O. McMANUS, Captain.
PHILIP SNiPES, lst Lieutenant.
s. +. MoMANUS, 2d
U. r. ROBERTSON, Sd
Calvin Plylen Fedrick Locus,
w A McNIanu., il McMnnus,
J ID lNIer, John Muslin.
E. + Funderburk. Z /. Snipes,
Anderson Beaver, Wm Mn mus,
|. A Funie-burk. Moan QuirN.
= + Phillips, Thomas Watts,
Asa ;Snipes, Seabran Nc cManus,
G McMnnus, a T. McManus.
Z McManus, Richard Anderson,
NJ II Davis. A /. McManus,
NJ Gill ,se"jnmin Threat.
W VI Knight, q w F,iIr,
VI e. Fund-rburk. Jos pa McManr-,
Robert Snipes, X l. iiorn,
A + Shehane, John McManus
r Knight, Wilson Wright,
WIN Walters, John vi McNlaaus,
Farmer. B r Adams,
} II r. berts J J Jant,
q + Miller. IF Suipes.
w l. ID Lucy, John Wright
u helt"n, Erasmus Hunter,
T. Miller, Tnomns Knight,
Ellison Hngus. f. ) Rollins,
Erwin Knight, Simeon Watts,
NJ NJ Frie, Alfred Hope,
Jacob Knight, w A Starns,
Z Cnok, WIN Hopkins,
John Ia, Tor, Ransom G. ard ,.r
C'itt"n Waits, Bennett Putnam,
John Knight, WIN Faile,
; Plyler, john CIaig,
Jeremiah Locus, Marion Waits.
u Garnes. VIM Williams,
r BeIk, |. A Beaver.
a Locus, b + Whitaker,
hluah Knight, James Bird
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TIE un"rr-Igned prop. Sc u raise Il
Regiment for Confederate Service, and will
receive companies from any part of The
State. We do not deem il necessary at
this time, to appeal 10 the patriotism of the
country to respond when our brethren IRE
Ia the hght and need help.
We propose HAT Gen JAMES J,NE., of
Columbia, be the Colonel, aud are allow ed
to say he will accept the command 40
dress either
J. J RYAN, Bprnw-ll G. II, or
o X FAUST, Banberg, sc
Aug 27-3t
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The PoRrFoLIo.-The August number of
%hs inter esting Juvenile monthly is at hand, re-
p'ete as the former numbers have been, With
pleasant and instructive original sketches. Our
young readers would he delighted with il. 1t
is the only paper of the kind in the South, and
as patriotic enterprise, deserves liberal sup
port Terms, 81 year. Address, Samuel l..
Hammond, Editor and Publisher, Charleston,
81
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ATTENTION vOLUTrHHRs.

Ill persons who have signed rolls eircsistsd
II by me for the purpose Of forming volun.
teer Company for the war, are requested 70
meet at the Court House, ,on Monday next. A
full attendance 10 desired. as it is probable that
an election. for officers will be held on tina.
day. DIXON BARNES.
Aug. IL, 1861.
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News From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Angus, 6.-Gen B =. But.
Ter, in u letter TO Tie Secretary of War, says
that Withdrawing hi- forces interfcres VITA
hls scheme Of capturing Il large number OF
slaves.
II e bill for q e c"nh,cati"n Of the pro-
pcfty Of Souihcru"rs, ~ amended by III"
fl"usr, na- pas ID the srn,i", and i, now
law
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9th Regiment, s. G. Vol,
under Col. Blanding,
Manassas Junction,
Virginia.


FARNER AND PLASrER.-The Farmer and
Planter for the present month is at hand 1t
presents an interesting .able OF contents.
Every farmer in the State should receive this
journal regularly. Hints may be gathered from
each issue that would be worth more to him
than the subscription price for yea. Ad-
dress, r. N. Stokes, Columbia, S. c., enclosing
Sl.OO.
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ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GENER.
AIS OFFICE

I
JULY lS, 1861.
I THE RGhNIZATIONO OF THE SEW
L. ERAh REGIMENTS called for by
the Acts Of Assembly, 1860, 1861 and bv
various reqTsiti"nS Of the President Of the
Confederate States, having disarranged the
militia orgnuiz,'ion OF the State, it is here
by ordered rhH' the officers commanding Di
visions shall forthwith cause orders for ccc-
tons 10 be issued To fill all vacancies among
General officers caused in the sryerI Brir
AIDES by reason ut death. resignation, or Of
the acceptance of commissions IN Cunfrdrr.
ate service that ai officers commandirp
BrlgaGcs shall iorthwi ilh cause elections to
be held, for the purpose of filing vacancies
arising from tie SAME cause in Field olli .
GERS, ana that all officers commanding R-ui.
merits, or separate Bnttainus. Shall cause
elections 10 be held for the purpose of ill.
ing the vacancies arising from these causes.
IN TIE several companies under their COM
mnni
II The scvrrI B.ig,d;cr Generals
throughout thu State wiil cau,r to De farm
ishrd 10 the office of the Adutunl and In
sprctor General, SO soon as the said vucan.
cirs ar" filled, " complete report Of tine oil
Gers of r,cu Regiment under their rr~prc
tive c"mmand-. wit. the rank and dutc of
commissions Of each They will also gurn.
ism to thL Ndjutant General report of the
strength of the several companies Of the
said Regiments, with statement of The
public arms "r other property in the posses
sion of each of said companies
Ill tuplaI : nr other officers command
ing Be" companies Nil forthwith cause to
br COLLECTED all public arms ia tDr posses
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NOTtCE.-ALL persons indebted o
IN the Estate Of John w Belk, deceased.
are reqaested 10 make payment 10 nv "
torney, w. A Moore 20, 1t lancaster
IL, and all creditors viii present ,hei,
clains TO him properly attcsted
WI.MUrH BEI.K, Adn'tnx
Aug. 2, lS6l-26 -3m.
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cB" Letters for the Lancaster Greys" will
be directed to the person for whom they are
intended, thus
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS
OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, july %, 1851.
GENERAL ORDER NO 81.
4 LII. PERSONS NOT ATTACHED
"A to any Existing Organized Company,
who may be in possession of any PUBLIC
ARMS, are hereby ordered 10 deliver such
Arms TO some Commissioned Officer of The
Beat 10 which they may reside. Officers of
Beat COMPANIES will report the Arms so
returned 10 them to this Office BY order
Of the Governor
CHARLES III. SIMONTON.
Acting Adj't and Inspector-G General of s. C.
Aug. Ia, 1861 .-27-2t.
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APPOINTMENT OF MAGIsrRArE.-J. d. Halle,
Esq, of this place, has been commissioned
Magistrate by Gov. Pickens.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICE,
CHAuLE-roN, ~ G., August ., 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS .NO .1I.
| tlih riiE\iARlFIEN n"v,ag been
10 duI. inspected, are herruy received and
Incorporated In.o The Seventeenth Rcgj.
m"UI : { VI
II = {. GAliitW) having been daily
elected and rumml,siouri captain uf the
PhGuiN Rifles. l.. f ROBERrSON FIRST
Ih"uirnnnt, r. w. BACOr SECOND !isu
tenant, aud F..G CART rnjrl Lieutenant,
the, "rl be ouclci aud respected accor-
din.iv Bv order ur tn" Governor.
CIi lRLf.S II. SINO\TDN.
Acting hdjr Il i Inspector General Of ). Z.
Nug. IL 1861 -27-lt
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WAR NEWS.
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.1
Important from Richmond.

RICHMOND, August 8.-The following
Important resolution was adopted to-day
10y the Congress of the Confederate States:
A ARESOLUTION
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A Regiment to be Raised.

JAS. X. MkGll.i.
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Aug Y, lS6i-26-lf
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The Cuban Authorities Liberate South.
ern Prizes.

New YcRK, August 7.--I'hreo Of the pri.
zes lately taken by the Sumter and
which were taken into Cuban ports. came
into this port to-day, having been liberated
by order Of the Capinin General.
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Below Se give the Roll cf the "i.ancas-
ter Guards" tho frat company crpnniz.d in
this Distric. "ior the war"
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To the Union Demo G racy of Franklin
County,. ZOOS hNtl.f

Notice is hereby given to the Union Democ'
racy Of franklin county, to meet on Friday
August 30, 1861, between the hours Of three and
sir O'Clock P. M, in the townships, and sir and
eiqht o'clock P. M, in the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections excepting Norwich
township, which will be held at Schofeld's
School House, and the Fourth Ward at Gaver's
Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Gait
House), to appoint delegates to attend the Coun.
ty Convention, to meet at the City Hall, inithe
city of Columbus, on Saturday, the 3lst day b.
August, 1861, at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination two Representa-
tives in the coming Legislature, one Sheriff,
one Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
In6rmary Director. ..-. .a5G .1stei Il.
At the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township will be appoint
cd to the Senatorial and Judicial Convention to
nominate candidate for Senator and Judge for
this district. Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention will be fixed here.
after.
The following is the number Of delegates, al
lotted to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judgein 1860, allow
ing one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
fo. m nh fraotinn oP tuantv fva vofea an m ar
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camp, which extended westward to the Fay
etteville road. Hero terrible FIRE was poured
into his ranks by regiment which he had per.
mitted to advance within q few PAGES of him,
supposing u to be the Iowa First. His men
scattered considerably, and consequently Col.
6olomon's regiment could not be rallied. sS
Gen. Siget lost five Of his guns, the other
being brought awayby Capt Flagg. who com
PEELED his prisoners to drag 1t OF the field.
Our troops captured about four hundred horses.
Our loss is about two hundred killed. and from
six to seven hundred wounded, while the ioes
Of the enemy cannot possibly be less than
double our own, their forces having moved in
large bodies and our artillery playing on them
with terrible effect. Lieut.. Colonel Brand,
who commanded rebel force at Bonneville,
and has since been acting as aid to Gen Price,
Gen. Lyons body has been embalmed for
conveyance to his friends In Connecticut. ,-ls y
The following are additional names OF OIL
GERS killed: Capt. Mason, lst Iowa Regiment;
Capt. Brown, do; Major Shaffer, reported, but
lacks confirmation. Wounded Capt. Cats.
chalk, lst Iowa; Capt. Swift. 1st Kansas; Capt.
Gilbert, LIST Infantryi Capt Hatton, LIST Kansas;
Lieut.. Brown, lst Missouri Capt. Cole lst
Missouri H-E-a '41 1A tLh iEfa tl r
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Dispatches from washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-The Government
regards the paroles of prisoners arrived here as
having no binding effect. ~ "a. ~
Mrs. Lincoln has left for the sea shore. .,s, I
There Is no truth in the report about the
sinking Of the Yankee. sea a'l'A
The rebel Congress have extended its militia.
~ jurisdiction over Delaware, Maryland and
Missouri, and are endeavoring to form regi-
ments In those States. - t7as '.asig--.a :.
The Compissioner of Indian Affairs. DaIe,is
on the eve Of leaving for Kansas and Nebraska,
on business connected with that Bureau. ...fIs
The Secretary Of State, Immediately on the
receipt Of the intelligence that the Sumter was
allowed to enter Port Curacao, ordered the re-
moval of our Consul there, and appointed Rich
ard Emoss, Of Iowa, in his place.
Gen. Sumner has officially informed Flag
Officer Montgomery, and also the Government,
of a report that Colonel Van Dorm, of the Sc
oession army, has been seen with 300 men on
tho road between Ell Paso and San Autonio,
frem which IL ia believed that an attempt will
be made to subjugate Lower California .3.iSs
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From Taxna.

. WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.--Reliable private ad
vices from Texas, dated 23d ult., represent the
Union sentiment as rather on the increase. -
Newspapers Of Texas have perverted the state
ments made by Gen. Houston from time to
time, as IL is positively known that he has no
sympathy with secessionism. At last accounts
he was in quiet seclusion on his farm, awaiting
events. The designs of Col. Van Dorm and
other leaders for the possession Of the North
depend for their fulfllment on the cooperation
secessions fllibusters have not met with the sym
pathy they anticipated from those sources.
F. A. Denver has been appointed Hrigsdier-
General of the California volunteers,
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GooDALE PARK.--Enterng Goodale Park yes
terday afternoon. we found grouped under the
trees and on the grass plats hundreds Of merry
children and other young persons, who seemed
all animated with sport and gaiety. We learn
ed that it was the picnic Of the children Of The
ST. Patrick's Church School. From what We
saw of it, tmust have been . very pleasant
one, and right well must the children and their
friends present have enjoyed it. t9Q4o
BY the way, the Park is beginning to resume
Its pristine beauty. All the uusightly wooden
structures are removed, and the spots made
bare by the trampng of the soldiers, are being
covered over once more with green carpet.
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Federal Prisoners in the Hands of
the Rebels. t


New YORK, August l5.-The following are
the additional names of our men prisoners In
the hands of the rebels: Second Wisconsin,
wounded--G A Beck, iu the leg; II Stillmon,
in the shoulder; W II Upham. in the neck |;
Sylvester d Pitcher, 10 the leg; John Hoeback,
in the thigh; John Rose, In the footi f Reg,
klen, in the side; A Custis, in the thigh;
Orland Warldom, in:the arm; Up Simpson, in
thd shoulder; John House and s Strong, in the
leg; Michael Benken, in the leg; Ford Har-
bernas, in the arm; David Lewis, in the shoul-
der; Michael Rice, in the back (died July
24th); VIM Reed, In the log (died July 23d);
Edwin Foster, in the foot; Marcus Conant, in
the head; Albert Forness, in the foot (died
August 10th) j Nicklin, in the arm (amputated
at the shoulder; Dan Blanchard and J Rigby.
First Michigan--uniDjured JH Starkweath
er, John Arndt and John Craig. Wounded:
Thos s Montgomery, In the thigh; Chas V
Brunkerhoof, in the side; w Thornton, in the
hand; Gordon Chapman, in the calf OF the
leg; Hiram + Lane, In the back; Chas Coffin,
in the leg. & ar ,a-. ~
First Minnesota-U Uninjured E, s.. Roman,
o. Scar, w. Sears, Theo. Btownford aud E.
Miller. Wounded--Isaac l.. Mitchell in the
hip; Jas. i. Russell in the shoulder; Jos. B
Garrison in the hip: G, G. Mann in the lungs;
Jas. Croudall In the foot; Geo Moddock in The
wrist; Corporal o. s. King ia the head; J. Sale
in the shoulder; W. s. Randolph in the wrist;
w. G, Connolly in the foot; A D. Brown n the
foot; Henry CROUCH in the leg; James R, Nc
Molly in the jaw; J. C.. Lieve in the left lung;
w. Potter in the left shoulder; c J. Tanner IN
the knee; Assistant Chaplain A ] Young and
r. Richardson in the arm; F. L. Halstead in
the hand; Mark Mckinney in the hand; ].
Baptist Maynee in the shoulder; Corporal Jno.
Barrow in the shoulder, - Burton, Ernst
Tresher, Henry Hubbard In the shoulder "a