Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-20

IeaTIrss qhalled and tolIeTed benralh
the unceaslng thunder which proceeded
from the fire Of the enemy, and the
war.whoop Of the savage allies rose
upon the still morning air. as the knell
OF bright hopes and glorious antlclpa-
l'ons. The chances OF victory were
against the white men; and the duski
ness OF the morning preserved the en-
emy from the con sequences Of The firing
oi the forces. Memory wandered back
to the fre.side of the soldier, and i'm.
aginatlon pictured the widow and the
orphan resting upon the charity of the
cold world. At this critical juuclure,
when our soldiers were beginning to
despair Of ever realizing the fruits of
victory, which they had anticipated
on the preceding evening, Davies shout
ed to his Kentucky rangers 10 follow
him TO the charge as the only measure
OF success.
His command was obeyod. They
rushed down the decIiVily upon the foe,
on the left side Of the encampment, and
roooiyoJ ,C,ll, ~
dan. Da";a. r.,, wv NV " '"O '"
h,a.,h ho oh,oL Wv" "'' '"''
~ nno ,a.;.,,oo, ",O ooo", Wv" w W ~ WV WV
onos, il onra Tho do,o'n,;ooa ~"o ,"' o~;";, rG"
If tho ranne,s s,rmcL ,a..nn,n,ho aa,,
ages; the prediction OF their prophet
was proved false, and their line gave
wou N,uohora or H. ~
dood unor tho ono, TLo I -
o,rewod wrb tho doad ond 49, ,,L.
| bod Col h.roo,h ~ La, r.
,Lo Lo.Ioe. o,d ,,l..,sI
tho Auo,;oan soI6,a,a uLa na.,;. 'so,oI
in that o,orio,S 0,rrnoIo >rho .a,.aa,
inn whoon or,ha r7-,;. .,s.,.L ~
rnnaininr Y;,n y Wv
,be fald was 'e on;n, " nas."'a" ,o| '"e%,o "| 'ho
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IN ,bo oora oC ,bo o,,.,;""1o ,Iy t.
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Iaroo obs ~ 10 CoIla. ."O "'I.s " '",,I ''..,
,hara ,ono'ha, NJ Iaa. r,soI -, p,
accomnoHiod tho cornsoa or ,ha mo,'h,
Idead ~ ,bo,. Ls, Gmo,I;aa ,,oon '"2 ~,
oor,lI no og,a,ioIa ,;Go ,s
sao,I,o ooa"a,. n,,, or wv ",'' "''" W. y,
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n,oo bio r,,n,n hn, .,+,aLaa k.on'. 49,,
, b,o.o o,I ~ L.,.
, i,v ,,an ,ho L,,,,,, ..',.,I, .,A
an nnsnnkno n,ovor asoan,aI 80 -,
, throne Of Omo'no,rnca ,hs, ths ,vo,'t
dead who had rornd m oo,ln a.o..
mioht he moda bo,nv IN Hn,uu
, wnr,d -
; The trooo0 Iort ,ho oroo,oooooo, n,
{ second morni,r oGar rho ann..aoo,
' and tho or,und Uas M, vis;,od no m,
I white men Cor severaI weeLo !, IN
u nearrd howeyer tina, ,ba Indians ba
re,urned somo 70 ~ doy,o oror tho ho,l
J, and disint.rrcd tho ron,oio, or ,ho dan
d bodies, s,rin, than nr ,ho,r oI~,bin,
r and left their naked iescxooscd NM
g tho oround UnIa 1871 ,L.;s n,
= were b,eoch;rn nnon ,ho ,Lao,so
= their oloriops dea,h ,nbnnorod and ,r
g s"pulchred. On The 4lb OF Iuly {
= thai wear, a numerous assembsge {
|; persons among whom were many snI
n vrvors OF the battle, and relatives Of tn
" ia lien, met upon the battle oround. an
) having collected the scattered an
e b1eached bones-the las, sad remnant
OF their fate placed them toge lher
-, one coffin, bearing upon the I'D the in
" scrIPtIon,
=" "Rest, warriors, restH
20 and reInierred them, with The honors
, war upon the side Of the hill, on II
right OF the engagement ground. \
y marble obellSk rears its gorgeous for
! hfxJ hal III IL Il i l.