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[for the Richmond Dispatch].the "Jennings Wise Hassars" and their New Flag Camp Lee, June 5th, 1862.
Permit me through the medium of the Dispatch on behalf of the "Jennings Wise Pussats" to acknowledge the receipt of a beautiful flag, at the hands of the Misses Taylor, of this city.
It is with feelings of unbounded pride and gratitude that we take this beautiful emblem of "Southern rights and Southern equality" as the star of our guide, the banner of our choice Undimmed by the stain of dishonor, untarnished by the hand of oppression, it now floats to the breeze, fair and lovely as the hearts of the fair ones who conceived the idea of entrusting it to our care; and if a genuine appreciation of its worth, a firm and unflinching determination, even unto death, to preserve it untarnished in its original purity, we feel assured it could not have been placed in better hands Beneath its bright folds we will march to meet the vandal invaders of our homes, confident that victory wil
The battles near Richmond.Further reports of casualties.
We continue the publication of reports of casualties in the battles of Saturday and Sunday last, at the "Seven Places,"" below Richmond:
Twelfth Alabama Regiment Headq'rs 12th Alabama regiment, June 5th, 1862.
About twelve o'clock on Saturday, May 31st, the 12th Alabama regiment, in company with the others of Gen. Rhodes's brigade, left its camp for the purpose of attacking the enemy.
After penetrating a swamp we engaged the enemy with considerable loss in wounded, but none killed.
We next charged upon his breastworks and camp, and, notwithstanding we were exposed to a galling cross fire, and our brave men were falling rapidly still they dashed over the works, through the camp, and followed the flying foe into thick cover of brush and felled timber.
These barriers prevented a continuance of the charge so we halted on the margin of the woodstand commenced to fire.
The enemy of course had great advantage, as