The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-23

rear, wh'ch performed In good order; here,
inc hght was very severe--o our forces falling
nack on the rlght wlthoutsSour knowledge
ihe enemy nrhed ourr!ght Hank and pour
Ga terriihc cross ilre upon onr lines, Which
we mere unapie 10 stand, consequently.fell
,oack n some dlsoraer.. IL was at thist'me
Ooi stem ana Lt Coj Woster fell mortally
"ounueo, whlle gailantiy and nobly at
tempGhg I" nolo the Regiment In line,
Uol STEM lell Just as ne called out Island
'oy youl colofs ooys lor inc honor o. the
y0oa VA ',e@'s q oN.o'
We again succeeded in rallying the Re-
glmtent 1T the fence just at the edge Of the
woods where we stood under terrific fro
until we had permission from Col Carroll"
10 retrea,, then the march became quite dis
ofderly thiough the cornlleld and cotton
hela' 70 ine edse OF the TIMBER where we
again railled'were In turn driven from there,
ra'''ed again IN the WOODS, and marched IN
sooa ofder 70 new i'he OF battle ana was
many o'oereo RON 'na' Posi'lon ana form
ca IN IRON. OF a dense cedar thlcket from
Nn'cl' position we were soon driven IN some
oo'i'us,on' u, , pul soon ra'iea apout 81 men on
'ne COY 's' anu 'he,i INTO 'he ceaars, put
meie all'en from IRON li,a' ana rallied for the
.i's. Nv; l,.ne, ou .ne lalroau, ron whlch posi-
% ',on W. s:, Mele n'a'o.ieu ~'lh 'ne brigade a
sno.' @ .L.s L'ss"n,e ,, ~ :n' rear anu rested u'
"e', 'n,oo oio.h ~ 'he AFTERNOON,
n.1,i, a. .u's '''ne w 'nere was PreSen, oaP'alns
MonouSlu' w., T 1' mesSe1' Dalns' M ad]t smith,
,'eu.a D p,:,h roA' n1a',iher, wen iarcher' ana
i'eon"',n, 1,'', al ui "ioni performed Their
Ino,o uu'y nop'y ourlng 'ne en'lre day'
p -. piI1 n"eu' HS" eM ~ llliyer ana "a ht john
D plpDie, ,I leli WINE nohoraoly ,r, attempting
~ .%'y @ 'ne., @ ,le.l, ne heB''neht mas IoS' los
~ 'iie',' @ .I 1ll'oels whose p'aces cannot oe MI
eu' anu .i,e country p"'r'o'S VINO STOOD iailh
'u',y ~ W 'ne i"s.' -,
we nlo'ea 'Ioi1 mere 70 a position IN
'.un,' y, IT,. wes' ol 'lie w. w. wmch we occupied
nhan wo saro tskansom ao,1li oou. ,'; ", =, .N
,oa g. nf n,o l;nos "sJ I, u''u u. l"'.N ~ Wv, .,,o
Jur;ua tbe n;oIt aua W III ,ho III .ao r -, o"''l. ~,
sa,mr5au 1oa o., % ~ W. mL;aI I "I.s'N0J" .;s' Ill.,; "
n";ta se[ UoI rariir ' rr.nrad s ,no e'"ne' oo;"s
y ~ W. ~ H. G.os j. + e .aas ''-' '''"''''o"
W So,,.;n f. " .1V m'n'au ~ U' ~ .'0 & .eal. .. i,
,.noria ' 70 W. .bot tha Isn psn; 'o.".''a"a ~
astual,, omn,aa NV a f.on, r.. '' .; ""s -, HV, .
o,s,"o,. | , ou = 81, ,o,' ~ tn": .'uIo I'll, .
~ I'o.I a., "a, n, ounhay % %o'n'"g, Jan. 4'n'
,h;s He" & 'ue t Melo Ie'ea,eJ s aila 'na'oneu 10
9 P,"'e' ,; "noa :, , ,o"Iu .4e M w.. s".g
'"TIay N.Y. ''';n',s' m Il,ousn NV "o'e io' uu'y'
. no loss III 'he neS,''eht so lar as nave
yeI ~ ascerla'nea Is ool heahder stem, NOR
,H'1 "o1aeoo' 1oeo 4'eu AZ slH o'1o'N ~ a. mr
: an ., ioo'' ~ Nol moses L W oos'er,
lhor'al,y Monnaeo' a'ea Jah' y 1905; l.,
hs" ~ ,oaa nn'ye,' "'1r,al'y Wouhueu' W. uieu
J", - iooo Zu III 'oh'' I rIeihlhg wouh-
aeu IN Ine arm supposed TO DC prisoner;
Kilad : onlisteJ mer '"s ,snr1dad %0Iog' Ioa n;a
s;na % NN ''''
o,I:. IT. n,1,
.;.s ~ ,' a.'ent iienfy iagsa'' ! nave Eo' seen
1nso os, 'a''? i ~ tn1 'iio'nus' Deco,noeI o.
H. H. .,o Wv :i'"N ,'o p"' sohe 10 N"S'S'n'
L,e .S was Iu.te un"eil anu excused rom au'y
10 Nashville on a ,count Of his sickness
II is difficult TO mako selart;on Of rom
mandino officers for oolIont condnct uhsn
all who are now nresant nert,rmod tbo;r
autv so caIlantlv INF c,,pot Ioso tl;s sIu,' an
nortunity to tbank Cont Jnbu Mossar and p
| list Lieutenant LYMAN parcber for thr;r
Determined efforts during tba La,,1o - sarya
their country and sustain tho renutation Of
their REGIMENT. 10 Adit T. Smith T am
particularly indebted for yaluable assistance
and the heroic example he gave others
c,,, ''' S"''"',O I''iuu''' nc he'e'
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