Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-18
DAIIAS DALLAS COUNTY TEXAS, SEPTEMBER IS, 1861.

a,iruily lal, a. aeYs.l ihis t. rank the rRsEy,
10 rgh .iuiis "as Tisl a. NJ ni,.ei ~ NSs Wy
r. 2 sni a 4 s,,Eias NLea i.ih 'uFhi The fur
,,,aI slis laa niih pa q an ssiaiaand a. mugsa
safrilnilg az, sFdrIri charge ulon its Ftrlny.-
Ihis was fHn' Siih q sloul o. isNss, iLr ei'eniF
gTss thHNu in1h fpnsilfTahle lfssiNn. ftmr q
l,tn IN silhoui ming irir guns olhrIs si0-i
iil bad nfaTlS rsfs NiVn ihn, lhgn md ana ned;
lhrEt uIrlfi iArms, grs ia tls busirs anA shoi AZ
Hs - sss's-9 sr'eisi - "a, .',n seir klll'l ana
vaURi,l Ia this ,iaTsr, weld have ATTEMPTED a.
shaTze tlr lnaia lasN & the tnrg's gofs slil fur
thru oar Tshl lat Cor Ilr al that No sould have
lr' rEs'd 10 ihr hIr n'l "nly .il, snrinA' hu "nT
uVn guhs ltNas Nriy sNisn that h's NfFN flais =
nl,ss ~ is csraly Trr, which siill iianEs,i ih,n,
and WrTr az lac shAl {. do Til save onT arms
snsnra siniEi snd sIallri lhsn Ia osiErlsihsh lhiT
Izastinn, Ihp tnglny HuS,d. trNrIal WaEuLs sni
portion Ufthrir iIre hark. N0n ihey showed ihsui,
ssErr Ia considerable Hun,lHrs, snrl-Tlri i'y what
TO- M D. ihTp kisa pf artillery they Nrfe ihlllal'
dsisl aud Neis hfyeg tT0nghl iu'o the seilen' W
,his time ilT rFins seuil to hsNr alaici considsFa'
hly an is,lh sides, Hoe rrs,ained oT some iilar,
w.i,hiug tho Wuysmspis oliko epemy, heiNg entire,
~ sflNIaHd iFIw ihe net II Uur sTuy' then moved
hy nHIgnss ls,TF, - ~ d" support our nlauiIy on
th-'g In Al Nkiel Tuiui seht io GUu, MrCglior
ani n,Fivrl orders nom him 10 take losiii'n vn
hill Nor,h "l, aui near ihr maiu Icaii here was
Join Il ly lhr remainder II my raslnrhi, Was lh'
fiTual that Col Stisr, with sisuut lN0 hEuT,i mtn
Wh prnos ulaillleIy, hsl l,n ir Arld Viii, the
inI niiun ~ lunlirs ~ destroying .uT train, ML',
wa ju,I r,'mng up frHm fUrt saith, ImIirdialrl!
E.Tnarlrl CaIis, MalTy's AID nps,tlls cnmIanius,
alsn cumps,N iIpm til Mainr's rompand I" BELOW
aesr md tsIiuVc 'sll Srig'l and commsnd, which
they ald. loIamT s'eltc arSona, 81 vi =! ,heE l.'
Nuu arr rripd O. lac ulVri madv in ne ly Napt' Ma
bTy, marked exhibit \, hcTrunio attached,
soon AFTER Ills Was ordered 10 ppori at headInaT'
i'rr, WAS sent with my regiment, aocomIAhird By
CD Carroll and his rvs mcnl, 10 IolloN arT ana cap
tgr loy ol .he enemy, NhO u Nas -ald had lril ~
an Fas,rfiy diF,aiinn With symo artillery Amer wr
Had gone about Two miles, II NAA evident, fOm llc
dead aud wounded along the read, that some uLc In
advance uIu, lRl ~ owed up the enemy, afterwards
asrrTiaiHol that Il WAS whrn the COMPANIES rrnl ou'
| ~ me hal pasrcl ,loui, When No lad reached The
7 place here ,Lc tLeMN's CaHroh had bytn captured,
am! uo,l ol Ic who had bvun with i either capiuc.
ID OF killed, wc took road leading 10 spriughrd,-
Thi, road We followed for several miles, ngdng none
! ofcur enemies who had hcrn In the engagement We
r-luInrl 20 ihc battlefield gbuui sunduvn. Col tar'
/ p,l's regiment c0.uIrTatrl with ne IN mUs oi III,
movements OF the day. Capt. Dalrymplc'- company
! from Arkansas which had previously been attached
10 my command, IL Il duo 10 say conducted very
The ii wing /, 4 list of the killsd wounded q
m,sshY, fruh my regiment, on the battle OF the lVi
IN GAIT. wISsToS's COMPANY.
| KILLgp-F. ]. Weaver.
MuuSprp-Llcui, 4. Il. Stone, W. H. Sloan, Victor
M.s'iSa-N. = Drnzillc. WAS separated from hi
is CAPT cUMBys COMPANY:
j. A. WATSON, badly wounded, has since died.
| wOuSmp-F.J. j. Barton. y. ). Hail. slightly.
MtssiSG-Willis kilcorc.
~ CAPT. TAYLOKs COMPANY.
NOCNDED-D. &. Copeland, u. W. tplc, bnllN' d
W Baker ". ID. Crawcy, Wiley Roberts, J. E.W ilard
IL CAPT. HALE's COMPANY.
WOuSprD-c VI. Bradley. John Mcdaniel.
~ CAPT SHORTS COMPANY.
KiLLED-W. Il. Owens.
WouSDrp-JAmcs Truitt, G. W. Ashton, wonndc'
when la.t seen, and missing.
MissING---J. u. stoyali, Il. ID. Greer, W. Mays, y
G. WOolnm. -
IL CAPT. RUSsELLs COMPANY.
WorSpgp-J Anderson severely, j. ii. Hess.
IN CAPT. BRYAN's COMPANY.
Wot spaD-John Easily, jesse Lcwcllcn:
IN CAPT. GAINES COMPANY.
KiLLED-Sas Katrs.
WousDgI-R. j. Walker, W, {. Day, slightly, Dan
icl Roe, slightly.
A number of horses were killed and wounded, be
longing TO my command. am satisfied from wha
ha come untcr my observation, that 1t was difficult
all times to distinguish between our friends and foes
during the fight This. If possible ought TO be bette
provided for In future.
In conclusion, II is due that should mention th
gallant bearing Of Lieut.. Col w. L. Lane, in thi
battle. lie hal his horse shot from under him In III
CHARGE and fought on foot until he mounted anotle
horse, (vliOsr rider hpd been killedl and continue
the fight. Adjuinnt NJ. ID. Ector, and the other mem
Ger, of my al, together with Capts. Winston
Cumby, Taylor and others, ac'cd very galianly d
RUG the whole OF the fight. The balance OF my off
ccls and command, separated from me for seve
ril hours 10y misunderstanding of The order, bi
from the account given of them they acted bravcl
and gnlantly. T.. GkEEh'
Col. CONG. S. X. T. Rcg't, iciiny Brig. General