American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-03
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tween fAesa aud H. tAAF ~eAzN ~se-w Eaa
Was lying a. tie F'Shr. Gls4eA<s4 e. f1e car
Rage being eru&ea d0@us t4e eaAls So tas-
ter aud faster, aud tac tktE<ress xaEe aEE1-
rently being brousAr rbs~er.
man thai Gen Cas1eroas erasaeE. E111rai e1
the Sexenty-uiath. Na8 s1e1 Easu1E1 l11
breast b. a eaaaoa bz.ll aaz zaseaa-zs kal.s.l
Lieut. Col EiIiozt 81 tas >exeasr-u1asa.
rode toward his Fegimeut. a4Eza- tez1 n1l-r
reinfors euleuts, "a heu a csaaen ssszE ra1 as
horses head eli. aud thrvW A1@ 4saa- eEsas-
ing him 50 that be ea4a1 aaEelv esesre. AM
the stregglers aew eomaaease4 a. Ean a.
Wards CensreViglc, and tag e@zsseas. auta-
laaees and sutler's waEeas weee esaesesl -
be taken back AZ Unce tassaetzs Eenssaa...s.
The batteries wers orlsge3 aeuaa.l co rcsr-
cur retreat, aua keen the reeeas ssea cu--irr
US eff from Ccnterviiis. Wh5eA sas atc1r
three MILES ia oar rsar. sn1 waeEe we ia
about four OF ave t1eus-1e1 81 arsszrxe tsrree
the batteries - heeie& 81 se& tea ~ ne
road, and were EGtrtEtlGE t1 aeGa erarr.
when about half a u1lls e4a. eae IA ahs "a
Carriages Mas upset
\ portion OF Sherman = aaaa GaElssls's were
LETT on the roadside, ale .aaaers eassls.g EAE
traces aR& running their Aeases- HAS "a.
the Infantry IN perfect panses aAeE traSe
ranks indiseriaiaately aad esa.asaee,s o.
run, kn&psacEs, haversacks, Eaas- EarEri.l.-e
boxes, hats, eoats sid eEervea - t.sa-
thrown in al eirecticus- Tae Eea were
parehed for water ana we're fzlEae ia every
direction OEieers we've equally u-lelc st--.s u
en- with the privates, sal IL vaia ne sa.lsav-
ored 20 stop che retreat
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guns, the balls raining uPea ~ sascks rus-.--
ing from the valley, We salw abe EePogteE I'D
the World, with abe standard ef tAe Ers-
saehusetts Efth, waiylnE "a ever hln and
pleading for the Rsea ~ rally arean1 hla.
but it Was in vain, they heeaea hssa a1t. Az
officer asked the privilege 81 ri.s1as 1e1f-1
him. IL was granted. an1 before sAeF IA
gone a huadred yards, shot fFeaa tae talsa-
ct struck the Oslcsr In the bead au& De ree.-
ed of. Mr. SteadmaR wrapped sP tas sta1sl-
ard, and galloPed sbout sasle ahead and
afterward succeeded In raliyia. e ts--e f1rce.
As the hours passed GA, the asas hecaze
more and more terrific. The fovtaass 90 sle
day began 20 waver, especially as she federal
troops did rot seem 10 saiu any material az
and only uislae their as8vanees slow
~, labortousiy, and an great boss oa iate. NAw
rebels were strongly eutreuche@ seh5a9 a1asS-
cd batteries Of rined eaaEen- They seemed
to be iRnUmsraole- AxSia sa3 szela ear
men charged upoa klcr1s 91tN - A44 81 4Fu
they had dislOdged thea IA eas rl2ee they
had reapPeared ia another, unt1 az tsst t1e
federal soldiers we're compelled - Sal ca
their fAess to ayeid The sNsft Messengers g
! eath- II Vas touaa, tees .@-t tae re~sl
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Rooms were nafpIv inF.-try. go h,-..-s.s .
4 4 general tbing. were suaIl- ara .lrs.,-,-a .
well managed. they were no snatch 80 -
cannon of larger ealibre manned kv he
rebels
The fight continued until afser ave o'eiosk, t
exhibiting any material rssals- Eee /
rebels bad most decidedly tAs @4sSnsass - 4
position saa guns, ana tasy as<d y Wa
eariui eheee- ne erassr! p ear sEs%sfs ~Ns .
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