The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
IncIaents % Ohlckamnugn,

Captain Harris, of the Nineteenth In
So diana Battary, stood by his guns after
being twice wounded, and when he be-
E3~ came weak from the loss of blood he
made his men support him whilst he
uqTliV sighted his guns. He is a brave man
N''tL and the best shot in this army. The
rebels laid in heaps in front of his bat :
terry. His wounds not dangerous,
and he will soon recover.
When the One hundred and fth
made their charge, one of men saw a
wrTI rebel lying behind tree he stepped
towards him and asked him If he was
..,fen wounded; his answer was, Yes, God
you" and raising his piece at the same
time fred. The shot missed / saw the
glitter of the bayonet, but before any one
could interpose he pinned to the
@t n ground This looked wicked but per-
haps he deserved IL.
man by the name Of Brock, in the
Eleventh Regiment, was wounded
M through the neck and lower jaw at Per-
AaM ~ ryville lie had not been in the engage
ment more than ten minutes on Sunday
faELrEll when ball struck him in the same
place, taking the same course the 9TH
err making horrible wound. II he lives
p this time IL will be a wonder lIGB N8i
A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE
~, --..ft- George Kizer, of Company p Seventy
fifth Indiana Regiment was killed on
the field on Sunday. Before he was
killed he had requested his messmate
-1cnTfe to send his photograph, with some other
things, to his mother, in case he was
\
to attend TO such things on the field
% rrutr Ca Saturday night last the Rebels
thought we were evacuating the place.
and they threw forward their right TO
o sI.ia~. attack us. They found out their
mistake. They soooped in no time.
We took thirty prisoners, and killed and
.asN.Ia.t wounded as many more. On one Of the
dead rebels the Indiana boys found XII
,v zers knApsack, with his likeness and
all his things which the boys have now
sent 10 his mother. saw the likeness
myself and the boys were positive in
the identity.
MASKED sHARpsHooTER.
10 ' At one of our pickets and posts a shArp-
.tha shooter had annoyed the men for some
., time and no one could find his where
Abouts AT last one Of the men thought
no saw small ce lar tree move. The
boys laughed at him, but he blazed away
and down came the bush. On oxAmina-
ton they found that Rebel had stuck
cedar bou hs in his boots and belt SO
that he looked just like a small tree
little way of sharp game, but fatal
TO Mr.. Rebel.
To-day some Of the men Of sheridan's
Division met the Rebel pokets half way,
and played \ game Of cards, and one of
Aih Wilders men met another and eXohang-
gaII.e ed papers That is much better than TO
be firing continually they have for
the past ten days II creates
-,,e.. cessAry alarm in camp and results in no
good TO either party. Not shot in
three hundred hits a man in picket
bring.
a.llsHL Our wounded are being well cared for
- 9.a. but those that fell into the hands Of the
enemy were robbed of every thing. They
,ata, illa would take the knapsack from under
.n3vis s3 their heads and take their watches and
money. No matter how bad man was
wounded they would strip him OF his
NTI0 blanket take his hayersack and leave
"NAVN him entirely destitute. This is Southern
o. sall ohiyAry. Thank God we have no such
men in our army; on the contrary, our
men will leave the last ration with the
-A-s-s oaptives, give wounded Rebel the last
aslai 5oi drop Of water in his canteen This
o5 f have seen them do many time.