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The following items we take fom the
Maiamoa, Flag Of the 2OIh instant:


BuEx, NBrA.-prodieas oi ,alur were
performed by both officers and men. Grn.
Wool WAS seen in ever, paa Of the field,
where his presence was most required,
leading on and eNhoHing his men. To
him. this was an important day. as alter
events viii show. Col. Hardin, olihe first
Illinois regiment, distinguished himself
particularly. He was struck on tho breas
with musket ball, during The hottest oi
the tight and died instantly. Col. Yell, ol
tho Arkansas cavalry, while heading a
charge ol his regiment His inlrepidily On
the occasion. is spoken of in terms Of the
highest praise. Capt. Albert Pike, of the
same regiment. also conducted himself
gallanll,l Col. W. Mckee. Of tho ~
Kentucky regiment. receiving mortal
wound inihe throat, the command devolyed
on 1t. Col. Clay, son Of Henry Clay
While leading on his men TO tho charge.
lc received severe wound in the leg
Not being able TO stand, tour OF his men at.
tempted In carry him from the field. They
bad not proceeded far before he received a
second, and more severe wound, in the hip,
and two Of the four men were killed. The
other two insisted on carrying him Off he.
ruically he ordered them To leave him and
resume lheirplaees in The fight. After the
battle be was found pierced quite through
the breast by lanes.


Adjuiant General Lincoln son of er.
Governor Lincoln, of MASSACHUSETTS, was
killed while restoring order amung the H..
diana regiment. who were thrown into mo
mcniary confusion by an overwhelming
charge Of hncers. Ills conduct is tho
theme oieHtrayaganl praise.


Women. thousand females, who
followed the Mexican army, remained, like
nnis'ering angels, 10 take care of tho
wounded. Gen Taylor treated them with
the kindness due their Sex and the human.
ny expected ofan American