The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-08-09
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til'.I W. Stone Bridge IfH
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-to tti lNP'l.. Nisl i'eAe5 sent on 0er
mEloh huh '.u't. 'llt were ~ in tAe sama
lhe army a7 y UitAlsta haa ihe same eHsl
l ,l MI ,i',, l, ,.ll. o,'..nl andvH ~.
glass; hN9 NigH Wow OF them "a uty
down upon 3."Ne hll1se' p ihe most c1hGs-
eAultmt rt4lN' wy u"lF bel9fe' olt some m.
the ehsnA ithl Ieaiy began. As Die la,f
crested u9Nea forward with NE shd m3
ne,',sl ,te s., , Nv. We same ots
Taught tnW W. ilIo4 70 richmond was aner,
/ yer, ana ihey hAulbea inc Illusion % the Aa
| therefore tue io!t came and the naked t4utb ~
| e4 70 them lh lls 'einbe reality, the shock n.
! "Iein'lI' t,
| aIh HtltaNus H-HHo why tne enemy aiia.sa
| only at one point and not along the Waols n
! AaACr ll WAS tne pNtfrHlng ot an all.gss r.
| lau'e VINO meyer i9fsaNes Size cause Of tle n
! 7peea' nitrfuuh4 Il. also % be- found ID ~
tlt the enemy 4liiieIy was TOO heavy 70 ngs-
| Gle NchuNite heights 20 our centre aid rsi
Was necessarily taken round by the mftrs.
WMeh leads nom aIlaN % hMteni0n. Them
lars. also. were only to be trusted IN the aris
u these they Only nad enough for the woIkns-
| Bridge and our extreme lett. The God Oh e6-
tian, who never iorsakes the good anil
| has gwen US the battle. Ihe very strFna
enemy was oyerruled against him. Nhs ah
seemed our weakness was our greatest sifgng5
thought we we're deficient n artillery boz Ma
s6lll with li. when !. u was Plteea aaa Ihe yIm
bad AMMUNITION. spirit md courtesy es5s.s
give the enemy parting salute.
zen i'S ~ W,iI. pr, y. wv usil o iAaig
,f NTanaasas Plansn This l. very cca 'ae IN
,riata distinction. aV0' 'nuai
, | COL Frnhan the successor Of Flls,ro-g II q
maud Of the New York Fire Zonaves ,g,s ~ ~ "a
| Yesterday in the woods near Cantre,1lio HI
, Rodi, ,g9unded and mad fonr ~ Ky l'e, ne %
dance upon him. The country peonla ar,sai
. furnished them supplies since Ne bottie dav
4 | loes to Richmond, prisoner. mis- rnornin,
Also was brought in this n,ornin,, sniar5l
| marked seen. Scott klchmondn
c Since writing the above. / have soon fora 81.
- | handouts mentioned abov. Cne ia If go. y.
me- other Is polished friend als ~ ~ ~ w
+ he actually saw athole wagon ood of tbon NJ wv u
- which / saw weigh about bonnd Tbev ,rb. i's
/, | been brought on BY iudiuduals-I can 6arIis t'l
: any government would have descended Ii s3ob L
ualism-but m any case theywere designed for MI,
p rebels" WV
Among the spois taken from the enpr,v ,yos.
library of song books the fret mort ~ ,VhsA, r.
l. made up from Watts and the latter part from nation
y odes to the "Sar Spangled Banner Also was mk.,
J an immense number OF envelopes, with various "A
s, signs. Among them was large quantity with y
I uictitre of soldier upon them With the inserir.
"Remember Ellsworth Still others had the piel1,
e Of cannon, with the inscription "rhat is our e,r
PROMISE
=, We onnand IN the olova the follovinq oco,rr,,
80 ~ "FF
le the close Of the battle and flight Of the terfedY
loae from the letter Of an enen,v-4be corresnor
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IS, ol '''e .''" ioiN "o''.' en- A, - PR
At this time, near o'clock, rode forward tlro1
the open plain to the creek where the abatts was
ld ing 8ssailed by our engineers. The ONO Come
Sc | cul and Minnesota regiments were NMlousy pos
thereabout; others were IN distant prouons Of
- field; all We're completely exhausted ana party
re severed; no General OF Dylslon except lyler g.
ad be found. Where were our oiheers where was
~ Toe Who knew whether we had won O, LOST 9
ne The question was quickly to be decided for Us
he | sudden sWoop, and body oil cavalry RUSHED q
p. upon our columns near the bridge, Ihey came
Al tile woods on the lett ana lhlanVy uouIea ou
he hind them Tyler and his stati' WIN tne res
=, were apparently cut off by the quick manOuU
90 succeeded in gaining the position L ha1 lu'1
lSt there witnessed the capture oil OaInsieH awe
ne entry pouring INTO the road at the very spot
the battle commenced and near "ileh lhe
nd Carohnians who manned the battery sileheeu
o,, morning, had doubtless all day been lu8 cUIg
'oh The ambuances and wagons had glauueny au'
ula to this spo, and of course an lhslah!aaeous
ak sion and dlsmay resulted, OuR oNn li,t w
=, ranks in the field, plunged INTO the Woous W ~,
.ne rosl and got NJ the hill as best they eoulu v
nd leaders, every man saving himseH III nv o"I
n Bv the time Igeached the top OF inc Il
IHe retreat, the panic the hideous, head lo8g co.
were row beyond ahope' was he"s ti ,,,or,l
al movement with the bravo Captain Aie&aiut
endeavored by the most gallant bu' nnFa IN
ar tons. to check the onward tumult' twas ul
ties believe IA the realty Oh our suIuen III
oei does II all mean | ASKED Ae4uutten' "
a defeat was me reply 1--WE t 9rG leaves oyeS and OF
ont their shoulder straps, Majors and Colonies, v
deserted their commands Passs a me I! gao 10 ~
uP Tor dear NE Only one hela olnccI' ~ Ia H.
'n 90 duty. Lieut.. Col speidel foreigner, attach
we'd Cqn llea fes'ien'' s'iO'' "S''''''' WY "
tho Butwhat a scene and how terrible the Q
that tumuluous retreat. FOR three lliles
iGueIu W. ~ i;Serl1rl,, rout--were
80, along the road but mostly througn me ~ .
ANY side. Army wagons, suffers teams and prlya
)ubt ages choaked the passage, tumblng again
mort other amid clouds OF dust ana SeEenns "
~ IL sounds. Hacks, containing unlucSy spe uc
hey the late alray, were smashed IKE GAS . t sns
rom eupants lost sight Of the debris hSfses so ny
No. IL from the battle fel' many Of ' i,,n!,a
was agony, galoped at random forward, i ]3 nats
the stampede, Those on foot VINO eou ayo g tSS
add rode them bare back, as much 70 slDe t ug
"O'" from being run over as to make qlchher ul''
was Wounded men, lying along the II, oa dnn,,,
oln's either left on the field or taken 70 w oSPu r
al pias, appeaedwth raised hands 70 h, fo,D
Il ali horses, begging to be lifted oeIhH uU s' y
eport ed such petitions Then the artillery S sgO y,
W of saved came lhuhaeIlhS ma ags .,l,iar cavalry
those # 10 their shame, Joined 1.-THE melee, W I
,4ood terrors. for they rode down footmen Rlllgu
''ooV One of the rrea guns was oYerRnea a ov =
IN at no minis Of a cass1n as passedN paw
10 all arv man running between the ponqeloous y
= aftcr wbeelsofbis gun carriage, hanging oI IN
~ III hands. and vanly striving 20 lump wv no bo
could not cling much iong {Se features Of
SAID man. The carriage bounded dundee i re- lost f his