The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-29

One of these. the stars and bars OF
Cobb's Legion, OF Georgia, will be re-
turned to that State. IL was captured
al Cfampton's Pass, Maryland. by the
Fourth New Jersey Volunteers. Tor
berts Brigade, Slocum's Division Of
Franklyn's Corps. The other Is the
Confederate battle flag of the Texas
Brigade, which banner was captured
j,-at Sharpsburg, Md, September II
1862, by the Ninth Pennsylvania Ne
serves.
Among the most notable OF the Con
federate banners TO be returned to tho
States arc the three following, which
wre presented to the War Department
by Brig. Gen. A. Shlmmefenning:
Garrison ag "Secessionville." ;"
James Island, s. c.. defenses of Char
lesion, captured February, 1865.
Garrison flag of the Citadel, Charles
Garrison flag OF Fort Moultrie," !"
Charlestown harbor. captured Febru-
ary 18, 1865.
10 Be NetuFned To Virginia.
Among the other notable captured
battIe-fags OF the Confe;ieracy are
the following to be returned to the
State OF Virginia.
Colors Of Thirtietii Virginia, captur-
4 ed by Private George ]. Sharpp, Com
5pany 70, One Hundred and Ninety
first Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Battle flag Of Second Virginia In
fantrY. StoneWulPa old brigade Early's
Corps Thirteen battles inscribed up
on It. Captured by the Thirty-seVenth
Massaehrehusetts Volunteers. Third
Brigade. First Division. sixth ARMY
Corps at the battle OF Winchester.
Septeinber 10, 1864,
Battle nag ef the Fortieth Virginia
Infantry. sSotthern Cross" captured
by .tha First Michigan Cavalry at Fal-
ling Waters, Nd, July IL, 1853
State aag or the Fourteentb Virginia
Cavalry 81 1864. Inscribed, God
arGeth the patriot" on one side. and
on the other Virginia State Arms.
" Captured BY Private u F. Adams,
I Company ID, First Virf:inia Cavalry.
( on November 10. 1864. in an engage
} nient near Nineveh. Wa.
Flag, Virginia. Inscribed. "Our cause
= IN just our rights wG will maintain"
Virginia STATE ftag. captured in the
battle cf PnilllEpi, Va, June 3. 1861,
Ay the Fotifteenth Regiment Ohio Vol
sara. InBrfited, "Presngtcd by the
lass0r ati, Xa. Motto, "God pro-
eeE tho Fight
ffattie flas .of tte First Virginia In
d faatrg. caiitpr0d by the Eighty second
;esg y orjs Volunteers at Gettysberg,
tssatfse flag OF the ThiFd NlFBtRla In
feEtfy ci.ps.lred at Gettysburg, Pm,
Sl9 i $685.
5efslc ilaE Of tho Fourth Virginia
IL Esntry, taken May II, 1864, in the
q slatti of tiie Wilderness.
~ "a.
siaifr Front Royal. Va, by Sergt. II. J.
Asilrfy. Company b, Fourth New York
Cavalry, and Private Frank Leslie,
Company -, same regiment, from the
Third Virginia Cavalry
Battle flag of the SeveEth Virginia
fnfnntFy captured by the Eighty-sec-
onS New York Volunteers ut Gettys-
burg,
Hatlie flag OF the Eighth Virginia
VolInteaga
BsttIa nag OF the Tenth Virginia Vol
tunte9rs, captured at Chancellorsville,
Va, May q 1868, by the Sixty-eighth
Pennsylyania Volunteers.
Fing, stars and bars OF the Twelfth
Virginia Volunteers. captured in caval-
ry enga 3sment near Beverly Ford,
sune. 1863. by General Fitzpatrick,
y limited States Army.
Captured ut Gettysburg.
Battle aaR OF tho Ninth Virginia In
fantfy. captured or July 9, 1853. at
the hattie OF Gettysburg, Pa, by Pri-
yate John u. Clopp Company F, Sew
eflty+iirst Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Il G Battle Gag OF the Ninth Virginia
lStInfantry. captured In battle at Sailors
Sssek, April 9, 1865. by Corp. ]. F.
Henjamin. IS, Third Division, Major
General Cugtog commanding.
Hattie flag of the Sixth Virginia In
faIstry. eaptsree July 80, 1864. by
81 Corp. Franklin Hogan. Company A,
E0rtysflfth Pennsylvania VIlunteers.
battle flag OF the Twelfth Virginia
infantry. captured In battle at Sailors
Creek. April G. 1855, by First Lieuten-
ant james II. Gibtsn, Company G.. Sec
cnd New York Harris Light Volun-
teer Cavalry, First Brigade. Third
commanding
Battle nag OF the Sixth Infantry
captured July 80. 1864, by Corp.
Franklin Hogan, Company A, Forty
NTH PennsylTanis. Volunteers.
Battle flag Of the Twelfth Virginia
infantry. captured in battle at Sailors
Greek, April 6, 1866 by Arst Lieuten-
ant Jemes III. Gibben, Company c.
Second New York Harris Light
Volunteer Cavalry, First Brigade
Third Di7ision. General Custer COM
filan6ings S4
psEyie flag or the Fifth Virginia
Cavalry. eaptiired at Aldie, Va. Juns
IL 1868; by the First Massachusetts,
s Cavalry
HatIs nag OF the Eighteenth Vir.
giiiia Volunteers.
a Confederate battle nag OF Vir.
ginia. withsno history,
Hattie tlag Of the Twenty-fifth yir.