The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

corpls 81 Rowland j NJ Hefin, priyates T Mason W
Rogers, ) Ferrili, bartholomew, Zach Lyon w
" nkins, w Holder. Slightly wounded: Priyaes w
I SANFORD, FL Perry, J Perry, R NJ Paschall J
| Bnrchett, Green, John Goss. Missing Serot r r
Fleming, priyates Clarke, Evans, Ii Russell
Co. F--Killed: Corpls Esley Reinhardt,,W Martin
priyates A Reinhardt, Cline, A Bolch Severely
Sta cerpl Lewis Lutz, privates Ramsey
wounded: Sergt W I Warlick. private Dutz Mssinc:
Capt Melton, sergt w Killian, Shuford copi
ST DellingeT, Privates A F Helton, Sigmon, b
man, Beattie, Danl Gross, G Johnston G CARAT +
hillian, F Knk. Wiley Riggs.
Co G-Killed: 1t c w Champion, prirates - Stuart
Severely wounded; Henry Clarke Slightly wounded:
Sfergt Z A Fuller, prvates w Hinton. Bailey, J P
Harris, Dement,, T n Thomson, w Falkner Miss
Priyates CheatRam Bobbitt A Falkner, Harris.
w Harris, Falkner. Drill, Short, w Harp, A
Co. H-Killed: Privates w Ford, L Long. E
kiser, Adams, Jno Frick, w Scarlet. Severely
H0a4dsd: sergt Stowe, eorpl ToTense privates
slightly:wounied: Jas Brison. Missing: Capt t G
turner Lieut. NJ Kendrick. Sergts Paine, J Stowe,
e9rPi Glenn, prvates Ransey,J Wyatt Lyall,
Co. I-Kied Capt Geo T Baskerville corpl w Will
kkerson, privates D c Lloyd Robt Blackwell, Henry Will
S Safn. Severely woanded Lieut. Knott, sergt
SANFORD, NJ Eaker. Slightly wounded: Privates FL
West Ihos Frazier Missing sergt V Chandler, pri,
Wilson. j Blackwell, OVERLY, Robt Jones -'' :
Co K-Killed. Ii w NJ Munday, corpls H Little, E P
Loekman, privates Hager. 1T Thompson, NJ Nuilis.
privates 9 Hsgss j H White F " Iurbyfl, L
Rendleman Missing: Capt W H Johnston, Lieut. A
Caldwell sergt M N Gabriel, corpl A A Gabriel, j
Johnston privates Alonzo Gabriel, J w Burch, J A
Killian Hoover, Shelton, II Hunter.
Total killed 46, wounded 3d. missing lo9
The acting Adutant of the Regiment, Thos Powell,
who sends the above list says may be deficient in
points but it is as correct possibly be made,
owing to the absence of many officers from the different
companies The Adutant requests other papers in this
State to copy.
Dsg~ Maj. Gen. W. D. Pender has died from the eff
fects ofhis wound
I'D The arrival of Mr. Vaandigham in Canada
on the 18th inst. is announced. He. has issued an
address to the people of Ohio, from which we mako
the following extract:
''For if this civil war is to terminate only in the
spbiugation submission of the South to force and
arms, the infant of to-day will not live to sec the
end of it. No; in another way only can it be
brought to close. Travelling a thousand miles
and more, through nearly one-half of the Con-
federate States, and sejourning for time at widely
different points, met not one man. woman or child,
who were not resolved to perish rather than yield
the pressure of arms, even in the most desperate
extremity. And whatever may and mrst be the
varying fortunes of the war, in all which I recog-
nze the hand of Providence pointing visbly to the
ultimate issue of this great trial of the States and
people of America, they are better prepared now
every way to make good their memorable purpose
than at any period since the beginning of the srug
gle. These may, indeed, be unwclcome truths; but
they addressed only to candid and honest men.
Neither, however, let me add, did l meet any one,
whatever his opinion or his station political pri-
vate who did not declare his readiness when the
war shall have ceased and invading armies be with
drawn to consider and discuss the question of
union"
In the last sentence of the above, Mr. Vallandigham
has either failed to correctly convey his meaning
wilfuy perverts the truth in regard to public sen
ment at the South about discussing the quostienef
reunion. Probably he meant merely to say that ifthe
war stopped the people of the South willing
to discuss the of treaty of peace No true
in the South will entertain for instant the idea of
reunion with the North.