Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-10

FALLING WATERs, Va. .JBlr .,
four O'Clock Z. NJ, and The b,,-r. + 4
Waters is over. Three men h. o Il
on our side. Geo. Drake. Of -. 11a-
Wisconsin First Regiment. zss -. I--s z.
the head and expired instantly a. a. Il
killed in the Eleventh Pe1Dsrr-----.- - Z Z
ment, and one IN Colonel Tbc,. -
Cavalry. Corporal McGiulev. 9f,f.,s
was shot through the foot. Wr = /.
Of the l1th Pennsylvania Rer;r,.--..
touched from a cannon ball slor.' :,
face. Attending to duty. II
Company G. Wisconsin Rerir,s-. l
ball IN the head. w. a. M5tIe-
NJ g. Wisconsin Regiment, Duste.t
the log
Bromis Napp a Seccssionigt hs,.-.
Capt. Avis's Company Of the Fif-I :
Regiment. Col. Harper commaD5f1-
through the breast, and is still liTir7., y,
in the house used for hospital r. f7, - :
Frederick Palmer, Of COMPANY g NJ
Regiment, shot in the right ies
- Reed, Of Company K. FL, !
sylvania, musket ball in the breast n
fore Mr.. Reed was shot down Co..
struck his musket and bent # iD,o =
of an S, and cut away part Of the -
sides driving the splinters into bis -
Warren Graham, Fourth Serpes-. -
! any B, Wisconsin Regiment. 49,
the left breast, right arm aad leit L.
II Z. Hsmacker, Compans r T
Pennsylvania Regiment, shot 4 he IT,
/ der.
/ Jas. Morgan. Company Z, Elcr~.l
sy lvania Regiment, and D. r. Sa
same company, were standing t1rsa
were both wounded with one Erape j =
The Col0r Sergeant uf tie n
Regiment, was the first mau wound
he bravely kept the flag Up uuG s
I came TO relieve him
Lieutenant Colonel Wilson, Of Z
sion force, Is said TO be laying II 2
short distance from our camp moral y
ed.
The loss Of the enemy in killed a. p,
( cd must be considerable One u.7 z-
messed their retreat, certifies that bss-r
carry twe8ty-seven dead todICs ra+
and that tLey had got their r---.
/ wagons aud were taking them If
/ possible. He says there could not ~
/ less :han fifty wounded. Our nm
three Of their dead upon the field. a.
them with care after the battle.
The battle commenced i mile bs---s p
Waters Al Q o'clock this morai1-. h.
mencemeut was sudden and Eiti71. ~
knowledge that it was 1t hand
Col Perkins had rode out s7-ra rfs-
/ front Of his battery, ard, upon tu-s,,,
of the road. suddenly found hi-zrT +
face with two strange officers ma---r
made the military salute and 81
cordially With the Colonel. asking a..
company be belonged to. Heau=z--
Tany g Just then one # the rffss-.
the battery cu11ing round the baal. ~
claimed. artillery. by c. beth IT
II their horses aDd left Col Pa-g5rs.
ed. - now boys, we've got 'Cu = -r5
than a minute the battery opened aa---.
W right and left of the road. Tla Eis
regiment was supporting the battery
left Of the read, aud t5e PluusFlrsa-
enth on the right These imrei.-,sr-
up in position aud poured il one r5-s-
the enemy had time 10 form. al p
they never did get formed, but s--a
rilla during the whole action.
This was probably done to e57err-
of the main body of their forces 7
the middle of the fight the Tventv-,.ll.--
iment came up as cool rs 80 many c---
and pitched into the chase Hankiuc -
siderable distance TO the lof, ani ---
rebels from all their places Of c-1@
McMullin's men lay along the road -z
battery aud IN the wools. fighting lux
; ion. Every man was cool and dei5--
their shots told with fearful effect. u
airy of the rebels attempted 70 --z
charges upon the Eleventh, but FEs
and fed each time.
The pursuit was eorGnUod ov5- tL-s1
, and only ceased when the men h1la-5
out trottiny double quick and l1lli-- 4
F. ing in the hot sun.
: The heaviest part of the actin t'-L.
: on the farm of a gentleman u-u5i nd
) about two miles beyond Failing Nl-zs
= within one and q half miles Of H-i
} where the army now laws. It Is IN
5 half miles from here TO MartinstlrZ, q
/ expected that the first thing done 70 4
D morning will be to march forward al
py that place
' The behavior Of the Wisconsin ~
: Twenty-third, the Eleventh and A,All
1 men, under fire Is spoken Of II re 1
: terms while the City rOoP an3 S5'5.-
airy behaved with most aamirat-5 ''..-'