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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
Young Ladies' Festival.

The Young Ladies of Bloomsbury, in
tend holding an Ice CREAM FlsTIvAL,
in Robison's Store Room on Thursday
evening next, the l4th of August. Pro.
ceeds to aid the sick and wounded Soldiers
We trust their enterprise will be literally
patronized.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
"THE Border State Traitors"

Harrisburg 7tNsraph.
President Lincoln's organ, thus dcliber.
ately dcnouuces Gov. Wickliffe, Senator
Crittenden, and the twenty.six Border
State Representatives in Congress, because
Jors"osh, they cannot agree to violate the
Constitution, by emancipatiug the Slaves
Is there any doubt, that the .7boluio',
cr.w, intended to drive the Border States
out of the Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09

Ms. JACOB SANDERS, brother of j. 8.
Sanders, Esq, of the Berwick Gazette,
was somo time since wounded with bis
comrades in arms, Of the 6lst Regt, in
one of the terrible battles near the Poto-
mao. He is noble young soldier. We
are g ad to learn that be has quite recov.
cred and been visiting his friends.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
The Report of the Espy War Meeting
came too late for this weeks Democrat.

The Editors Of the Harrisburg Patriot
q Onioa, have been sent to Fort Nc Hen
~, charged with uttering seditiou, hand.
bill.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09

The readers attention is specially call
cd to the speech of that rough thinker
and honest man, Col. RICHARDSON, in-
serted on the first page of the Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09

The oats have suffered from the oats
louise but there will still be enough and to
spare, of this crop. 1t is enough to make
an Irishman laugh to see the big potatoes
roll from mother earth's bosom All in
abundance and nothing to mar our hap
pinesS save this fearful war. Farmers,
don't forget the sick and wounded soldiers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We are authorEedto announce the name of ISAAC
the Office Of COUNTY SURVEYOR, ,uti.,t 10 the 81
% c%ision OF tne COLUMBIA County Democratic C0nvrntc
winch wili assemble on the 18th inst nj Bloom,buH
August Q, 1862 ' "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

A l. are authorized to announce through the colan'
w OF our paper that ROnR McilENKY, Of rcul
township will be a candidate at the approaching 4
eieciioh Tor COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject Il d
decision Of the Democratic County Convention Wl.
Will be held in August next.
July i2 1859
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CANDIDATES.
- '---~ - - - - --. - 20,
announcement Fee 5000.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

M WRIT will be n candidate for DISTRACT r.
TORNTf. at the coming fall election. IN
10 ,he dctision Of the democratic County Conycuta
July i2, lSG2
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Special Notices.

W B. M 'PErTENGILL Co., No, 81 Park Rh
New YORK and State Street Boston, are our Astt
thorized TO take Advertisements and subscription,
us at our lowest rates.
" THOMAS w. MATTsoN Received the Pra
epa, az ihe Worlds Fair in London ls5l for TRrNa'
1ahrhI Bags Boots shoes and Gums Great indrf
mon's are now offered to purchasers of the above 81
R.s my 10 much the largest stock OF trunks, can
wanees va &C. IN Philadephia very cheap fort"
w. 'oZ Market Street one door nboye ath, SauA gu
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-09

u f, u. LITTLE, ESQ, Of bloom township, we IN
nIelnGsted n TO announce, will he a candidate this fl
ATTORNEY, subject TO the usafcs Of 4
'o,unlnla county Democratic Convention,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28

polat uhefe. IN order 20 save the nation,
We ma,t col mttfly eenGne. bhl NEST AlVa
deesPilAls the ehisf eriDinsl-lhs 5lATS
power.
Bot ths Rett0fatiOa-u hat diJ ihlt meabl
Simply that the lnsIilution u royalty vas
ia lveli eoogsalal 70 the spirit OF The Eeg.
ilah people, and that ths time had not yet
coUe. u il ever should come, when itS
sbsORaliOua uss Ia aRy Uay Necessary to
salioual sair,J OF progress. And ksFs the
paIallsl between FpyalIy and slavery reA.
-, The oae, % lohg a. Il oVsEs,eps not
ilt sailR6ls HmIis, intstisIsi with 20 Law
Of Cod OF Mature OF maH--lhe other ia 10
W very ssssncr Ahd msaaiRE opposed 10
all laW-is laWletsqssI itself Tbs one
calls forth Of necessity ~ mOrAl indigua.
ton; The O.hSf ATOdSss against itself every
aalnFal intiucl Of justice and humanity.
Royalty may eo.sIist with liberty. aud
knowledge fnd AdVanesmsnt; bot slavery
eAnaoI tolerate freedom, Aud tends iuVVitA.
bly oEardshashatiSm. The pTestEvalion
OF restoration OF the later u, therefore,
very diGeTsal from thAl Of the formsr
ltislTue that the eomprpnise upon which
the Uaion Was originally bahed was . roB-
seryalive measure; but il does not there.
fore follow that after slavery haS revealed
ils inevitable tehdeneiel. ailer il has shown
ils inveleTAIe aud iueradieAble hostility 10
ouI free Institutions, after IL hAs assumed
the aggressive, AID 6uding !. impossible to
succeed COnstituliOnally, has deliberately
rebelled-it does not follow that, after all
this, conservatism ABy logger involves OF
permits compromise. AUd although We
still dght for the Union, II is not Tor The
Union rs ii Was, but, ns the WtitRilsiSr Re.
p'riV justly remarks, "iOr the Union uudeF
conditions which deprive the slave power
offs psEnisiOuS aseeudAaey.n @
From this StAndPointil is easy TO Gee
through the iliIhJy preteneea Of those who,
like the SEYMOUR, Woods and Vallandig-
hams. would, by soma. paradox OF treason,
save the country through AudnlgSnco 10 its
foesl For the allies TO these pretended con.
seryaiives-Who arc thsy7 -RehslS, And
those who remain to-day steadfast in their
fidelity to the slave power boldly claim tbc
benefit Of that judgment to which their per.
sisteut alliance entities them.
Who, thea, are the disorganizerS! They
dre those who advocate peace on terms 10.
volvioH submission to Southern policy
They are those who are doing all they can
to divide the loyal North, those who talk
Of the Constitution as II is and the Union
as it was. while they forget the coustitu.
,ional penalty SgAinst that very treason
which alone disturbed the Uuion as Il was;
those who look to such men as Seymour to
be their brakeman, 10 check the swift NOV.
ing wheels Of just war; those who are
blatant 10 complaints against the proelama.
ton, because :hey love love slavery better
than they love their eountrr. And forcou.
seryatism, Il needs no better definition Just
now than that It means a vigorous, ,unreIent-
ing war on the part Of freemeu, to main.
tam their rights and their country's free.
dom agaihst an unscrupulous, rebellious
slave afistosraey This is to conserve, mol
slavery, but the country.
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NUMBER 81.


a great afygntlt Il goibg tbs FoSnds
retPeetiag The UTE pf lady aud lhe name Of
gouan, The h&PftisioB % "sadyn 10 -
uSsh abused. lb,li lDhaiisly prefer lhs
sweet pnPplsadipg title Ol woman. N
We eoGid bu, slit lbs shaG Iroa lbe wheat,
abroRAls ail The islt,slylt1 hladiss, there
could b 20 obiseliag % Ihe title bat miu.
iitsFs Of grace dsirad ut irom soma lsdiss
Of The present dOy, who Do pol even knoW
Why woman sb 6uld be 90 called. AladS
must Poiieis perfect reRRemsnt aud ialrl,
liGenee, She npl, be gnsloqt, hdab!sAad
hQsPllabls, Without the slightest degree ol
iaHsineis She must be q ehriilian, mild,
gentle, and charitable, vuoaeelatIanS, spd
doipg good BY stealth, She mssi o. deal
% ,eandal and gossip, She mnst posses
discrimination, knoWiedee 'ol hnnan a.
iaFs, aud tact lulisisul 70 Avoia cHeadiag
ones weak PoIuIs, steering Widg ol al sab.
iecu WhiehWouldbs disagfetable 10 any one.
She must look upon psriouL eleanline,s
Aqd ire,hues,et Arirs nsIt 10 godlipsss =
Her dress must be 10 accordance with her
means, bol da;hy, AbboriuR eyeylhipp
like soiied OF faded batry, Of mock jsEsi.
~, her pare mind aed clear conscience will
eAuie The foot Of Iime 70 pass IS lightly
over her Smooth brow as II she stepped on
The doWef5, aud, a dho moves with ouie,
grace and digplly, al Hill accord her 10.
SdLetively the title Of lady. III bad time
aud your patleuee, t.codld present tie
other view Of the case, and looking upou
this Pie'nre Aud upOu that. Bat when one
constantly comes ip contact ia omuibnses,
clq, siorrs, the prOmruade, places Of pub,
lie amusement, wherever women are genty-
ally found, With those who loudly arrogale
to ihtmSelvea the conitstei TILE, can you
wonder at the dlsgHstil pFOducsSS q
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Of Southern Confederaey would become
inevitable They permitted 10 opportunity
Of misFspreseutic8 and SANDER u mas,
uHimPrnved They inVented calamuies
upon the leading olfsers or the govern.
ment, aud they exaggerated mis-managc.
nent They excused nothing for incxnefi.
sueS, they eEcuSel nothing fog good iRtoa.
Iinna. Their whole object Was % iRAAms
public discomfort, and to concentrate the
disseminated into an organized party.
They ueted boldly as they darcdand Wherc
bOldness was dangerous, they acted neal,
thily.-They discouraged enlistmenIs, and
iomented rebellion against the draft.
knowing full well that the effect Of this
would be 70 keep their own Adherents at
home TO vote, while the fFiOnds Of the
government would not be stopped from
volunteering to fght the battles Of their
Country. How well they succeeded. the
elections tell the tale. OF the last lew ui
6OO,O0O men, bat meagre propOrtion IN
Ohio and Indiana we're Of the Brockin.
ridge party, while the Republicans rallied,
in ZONE sectiOnsalmOst unanimously, tl
the field This alone, would account for
the apparent defeat Of the friends Of the
government, Had the soldiers in the field
and those under the sod during the last
Is months fair opportunity to vote, the
Butternuts would be noWcruWingoyer
q VictorY.-A sud victory it is, tO Okult
over-a victory over the brave men who
are now gallantly shedding their blood 10
defence Of the government that harbqrs
aud protects the infamous scoundrels that
are willing to aid and abet those who arc
striving for its misunderstanding 70
throw up ones hat and cheer for. when
we reflect that it dishonprs tho gallant
dead who have scaled their loyalty with
their lives.-Something to rejoice over,
when It is the success Of a cherished
scheme Of the TebSls-subiect for congra-
tulation that the pure spirit Of patriotism
has given place TO the raneor cf party
The victory will prove an empty and a
short lived one. q iI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28
Tho Fr.s Negro ap,stlon.


It is beginning to be discovered tia;
the deluGe Of free negroes emSneipated
under the proclamation Of the President,
that has been held up before the lab6ring
men Of the free States as terrible buga.
boo, is it not goingto be much Of show er
after all. The rebels, contrary to the
general impression among their sympathi.
zers in the North, do not take the view
that the proclamation will be q mere
''brutsm tulRien," but seem to have their
apprehensiOns so seriously excited thnt
they are sending the slaves in exposed
quarters into the interior in droves. 80
that there, ut least, will not probably be
much trouble and furthermore, tits be-
ginning to dawn upon the minds Of our
Northern negrOphobiSts that after all
these is better opening for the free ne
grOes ut the South than there ever can be
Rt the North; and that the probabilityis,
that the free negroes will remain where
they were born, and continue to work for
their masters in the capacity OF hirelings,
instead ofslaTes. The South, if peace was
restored, would need all its lnbOring
strength, andit is not probable that such
an exodus Of free negroes would be allow.
ed, if the money could retain them on
the cotton and sugar plantations There
may be an increase in the free negro
immigration temporarily, but the proba-
bility is that in the course Ofa few years
the current Of negro travel (supposipg
that the proclamation takes general effect
will be s6lthward rather than toward the
North. 1' r 1'.791l
The concurrent testimony ofall who
have been among the SOutherners since
the proclamation was issued is to theefect,
that is is considered the seyerest blow of
the war and that, while it may not mate,
rally reduce the productive force Of the
South, it wall reTolutiOnize their modes
Of living, impoverish those who are now
wealthy in slaves, and generally uusettle
all the plans Of the wise rebel schemers
for the prosecution Of the war. l.s
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FnRMs 81 ApvRRFIsINo.
TSnVisoiB LtSII % sssyinIn, IN oatiSeI,loa
LEla nkI1 SquahI.

A1-tItciAI S1IifEa nglhlu tha hh1Ts raies
lB-isiFiy AdTTtiinf On feasiuabls tsFIns aecrf.
ding 70 he pas oeeupled and The number ehAnrsS
made.
All AilAdVoEiissngnilifom trsui,ni IsFonl q q rlnr
sTs. 10 " pad M IN adcrhrs
Bullnsis canii hot sHessinraVO iinsa 80 poFysAr,
o. ~ nf 80 no1thl but iaf shorter psriod noihlng
viii b eguhtf'i lgls than q tluAru.
ne pFtvls,a q Annual AfvsFtiginF is llmltpd 70
The AdveEiiaerI' ava Immediait budhsss; and all
Advertisements for tha benefit of other nFaou, A.
veil a al legal ufvrTtissssnts and adveItissmsuti
olAnei1a ALE and nal hltite, 'snl By them nue.
b. pAid flI II the usnAl rafui
AdYfriilsnenih not accompanied With NTittsI
Directions u " Inserted mill fotb "a aad eharsed
accordingly. FTFiF
Notice. % Political Msstihgl to Be sharErdiu an
eases At full rates.
Marriages, Sotiees af Funerals, and annoneementa
Of sermons. % cents each ncuvil-'b9
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An Eloquent Passage.

Extract from Thrilling Speech OF
DAn'l =. Dickinson At the Academy
OF MuAio In ABroOklyn, n. ", last
Friday Night.
The rebellion has three elements npon
which itrelies: oue is ioreign Intervention
and their own military proves one is vel.
lOw.fever at the South, aud the other is this
spurious Democratic party at the North
These cAre the elements upon which they rely,
aud they are acting together to-day. This
pretended Democratic party is lcting iu
concert with the worst elements Of the ma
liguaut mouaTehies Of the earth, railing aud
grinuipg a shaStly and horrible smile, like
Millions devil, over their success and pros
perity iu this country. A Democracy Is
rising pp TO aid foreign Intervention, and
shake hands with the yellow-fever to help
put doNh lOysl people and loyal States
in their Efforts to crush out this infer.
nal rebellion, A more infamous aud
atroeions rebellion never existed since
Satan made war in heaven, II must be
met With all the material Of war; it is
crime against God and man, and bo is
an hupeStsr man in the sight Of God who
murders and robs than he Wbo, aids this
atrocious Rebellion, and who murders
States, peoples, p6sterities as we'll as men.
I atrdign at)the bar Of the world that man
who dares TO palter with this thing in, n
double sense. Here is a great conflict, two
great interests at war, both cannot be
fright; can Suy one doubt which is wrouR3
This thing Is 10 more Democratic party,
Sul has 10 mora rightlto claim to be one,
than Lucirer has right 10 claim that he Is
N 6ugsVof Hehten, l have laborsd hard
for tue South that they might have all
saiIf Nights under The Constitntion; but
when they cast away this Constitution, and
made war upon il. then said they had no
right TO protection under it. Having
played The physician for years to attempt
10 eure hislimb, NOW | will play the sur.
ROOn aud cut it OF. Slavery is 40 uuna,u.
raj state Of things andIhs 3eflds progress
is againstit. | am no party Abolltiouisi; bot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28
The Drannsr.ROy Of An.Is.aa,..

The Drummer-BOy Of Antletam.
Where Auliean's long battle
Made the mountain echoes rattle,
as brave thousands fell like cattle '-'7
At the butchers red employ;
His fragile figure seeming r'9
AS be was sleeping, dreaming,
His life. blood from 1t streaming,
Lay the little drummsr-6oy.
Alb, well.a-daJl q
His soul had fed away; knew
They never more may see him who once
And the soldier ears thatfe % ''
On the music that be shed, ~ tf.i
No more shall hear bis thrilling dt.tdt.ioo
BY the she'll our ranks that troubled,
HIS tiny form was doubled, H q ~
Aud through the wound that bubbled,
The childish spirit passed;
Yet no distorted feature inai
OF the gallant little creature
EvineSd The change in Nature
Which bad come 10 him at last.
All, weli.a-day ..' laa'i
AS once at home be lay;
As II The cradles peace were felt anew;
But father more, uor mother,
Nor sister more, nor brother
Shall hear him proudly beat his rat. t.tat.too
Near where the stripling persisted =
Lay the drum be so much cherished:
And the sticks be uimbly flourished
Were 10 his hands deserted; s77e
But each like him was battered ay
Yet though they all were shattered,
They had not left his side. 'is-'a
Ah, Wsil-a.dayi ~ p sn'
AsIileatly they lay rtraei
As.thAtyoupg heart whose throbs were all SC
Aud their mission litly ended
With his whose soul was blended
With his magic 10 their stirring rGl.tat.t TOO.
where he fell, the youth was buried,
With the drum aud sticks he carried.
And the sWArthy soldiers tlfried ulif
Aud forgot tie vietor's Joy; ~
For hard was tue reflection aef
That regiments affection igai
Could give no resurrection @
To the lille drummer boy. s-i -
Alb, Well.a dAy!i 'a4au.i
l. Sweet GlossomSfati 10 May.
Bpt p iiFiot blood i EertiltzihS deE:F
HIS melary twill review fFtQ
And freshly keep alive, e,tt ;yeaa
AslOpg As sodieralvys the raj. tGttoOs
r. t'as''r ~. ~ ss9 Fss ". o. E1rox.i
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Ths Fourteenth vlrElnla In1antry

The Fourteenth vIrEInia Infantry.
The following is lis. of the commits.
siouel officers and non. n.eoinmissioned stall
fths Ilih Virginia Ini.ulty;
CoLSsEl-A. 5 Core Rrhle county. E-
LnVIENAsT.Cot0NIL-O }. stewart D6ddridgu
Mu0A-D. D. .joAhapn, Ty sr
QrLnrtEhAsfEl - w. ll0Otou, Preston.
AHuTAST VIM. Il Gallelpir, Pagu.
SLIEtANI Mtjoh--Wm s. M0trissh. I.r
QUlBrIHnAgtIA'a SrRGIANT-D. D. McIiualn
COaht1tAht StEaEANr-T. r. Knox.
HosTllIl SiENAhD-Alleh Ruudehbufg.
coptIT A,-capt Jaeob Smith, Is. Lieut.. W. "
Levb, "a Litnt. I'll Davis.
CoNFANT B,--Capt b. Clinton Jehcrs itt Lleuf
J. D. EIlolt "a Lieut. J. ~, JtHen. r
CoNPANI C,-Chpt 0. ?. Jolllnu, iIl Lieut. Gran
vile hroPn, - Lieut.. u. Dell.
CdHfakT D.-fapt Geo ". TAgEart ist Lieut.
Andrew Matter, "a Lieut. ]. II. Rider.
CoNFASI y -Capt khriveT Moore, ilt Lieut. W
W. POWELL, "a Lieut. ". Morris wv
c6HraST P,-Capt. 2, 7. SAttsrhrld. ut Lieut.
J. M Sslt,rhsld. q Lieut.. y. Arnott.
CoNrASY G-cApt. J N. ReltE, lst Lieut. PHILLIP
80 ilsr, - LIEUT. J. W. shroyef
ConPASI ll.--Capt. II. 81. Ice, lat Lieut.. n. Y
BeHiiy. "a Lirut G. u HoulL .Ittl
ConFANI l-Cspt Elias O. Finnsl, Let Lieut.
Uriih Grihth n Lieut.. y r PEEK.
CoariSr X Capt. A. 3. Hoult, ist. Lieut.. 4. WI
ley, Il Lieut., ~. Wise. f'r
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY'S
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Extract from Thrilling speech OF
DAn'l s. Dickinson 1T the Academy
OF MuAIe In BFoOklyn, n. ", last
EflhnH MlRhl. - L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28
! Recent Polltleal Victories.


The Butternut newspapers affect to
find something to glory over in the result
Of the recent elections which it must be
confessed is not 0f-aehafacter to eneOur.
rage the Wsll'wishers Of the government
in its struggle With the rebellion. The
result was not by any means unlorseen.
Months ago, it was evident hatths rebel
sympaihi7ers were preparing By desbe-
rate effort at the polls 70 oparalyze the arm
'of. the government and to 50 hamper the
administration with q hostile congress.
thakthe recognition Of the Independence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28

lust 'RECEIvED--A large GSsortnsnt y
D Msa md Bpyf Fpf. Gld wool Hats, N tytsy IA
ristyp y which 10 hyits the attention q dealers.
m anas HARPER 4 BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-03
LIST OF WOUNDED.

Dr Covert, WHO had charge OF the wounded &C
Jscsson's division IN the battle of Arietara il the
hospital uear sharpstnrg, Nd, has furnished US a
hs, Of ,hose left at that point. Among those who
hav. died OF their wounds tinco the battle we no
,ioe tie following; 5th Va. reSt, privats II. Organ
back 42d Va segt NJ w. fPuckstt, D. Usee II.
DsItop; 2ist "a. IeSt, Serg't Moore, PTivetos Vim
Coleman, Berry Rut!edgs, WIn- Loving. - HaH-
kius, ". s. Coke; 37th vs.. regt. friyates z. i.
Green sli @ Williams; 47th A Ia. Teg't g. W. G.
Jarvis; ieth Ala. reg't, W. ". Hardwick aud g.
Harris; 23d We. regt, J =. Black and r. Car
ter; t7tb Va, regt Lieut., Chandler; 5sh =. c.
battalion, 8. T. Gee; llIh Va regt, James &. Rice;
Danvle artillery, g. W. Keesee; LIT La. rsg't, l..
Thurnwsy and - Crsngle Cd La. reg't J.
Prm, =. We'll, Ashley Covsngton, VIM. EmIth pr
ysies, and Lleuts. Mcbride ami Swami; 9Th La.
rsGt Capt. q. w. CLsdboucne, prlTates :. A. Hes
ser, J. Psrvi-. d. O. Cobb 18th La reg sefg't
Cisck and Private Jack Haley 10Th La. rsg't F.
Price.
Among the wounded still al the hospital at Sharps
uurg We find the names Of the following officers
CoL Penn 42d Virginia regiment, thigh smpu-
listed, 4eth Alabama fegim ent, Lieut.. W. =. Hard
wicke, wounded Ia foot; lst Louisiana regiment,
Lieut.. Lawrence, leg ampatsted Lieut.. Mallory,
wounded IL both legs I'd Louisiana regiment, Col.
J. n. Williams, wounded in ches Lieut. Hobart,
leg sinputated; 10th Louisiana regiment Captain
WGmllion, 10 thigh, Lieut.. Charles Kaowiton, in
chest, Lieut. Hsrraro, arm snputated and wocndsd
In lao