The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25

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tpdi cd on then aud ketd hp sieady.ntc ~ about
sn hour, varying thDir shots from itvt 10 LETT
over y space some 30 rods each side oIthe ruad, ,
willie tbe enemy secrned 10 be mafoceycrug in
lour ffoat anl dosirsus that we should make ihc
attaas IN few moments, they replied % our
guns with y h0witzer from our front hot from the
right Of the enemy som after this gun opened,
thcte were two fuus directly 10 our right that
opcted "a us, placing us under cross fire, ana'
each party having complete range 90 0nr two guns
Abon this time our guns run out ~ aniuniion and
moved 10 the rear Tor new supply, but NJ the
4 same tmo the ether section came up and Oppued
| fire. This section had fired but d few shots when
We were ordered 10 move forward and pssist The
skirmishcrs as tho rebel column wal becoming
| GOO strong Tor our few men Ia adsshce TO resist.
7 We Immediately started ON double 'quid, but by
the linie our Company had advanced three hundred
yards we were fully p roach OF their muskot
shote. CO. l. was on the LETT, H. Hexi aud u. on
our right. The other companies were engaged
bat rs tho three above named companies were all
that could sec owing TO ttc dense brush on our
right, IL is not Ia my power 10 describe their muvs
mcnts, however, every company engaged fought
ike tigers AS Tor company II of which | mn a
a member must sny that, with the exception af
ono man never did men fight better and with moro
GOODNESS, every man taking deliberate ain before
he fired. We had not been advancing under their
fire bet n few yards 'tiu our brave boys began to
fall yet not single man llinehed. We soon reach.
eu r,lt lohfo III y uo.loN, DYhlhu Wnlch our boys
thnai and deadly fire, resting their guns on the
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tnucd loading and friug for over one hour when
at last his arm became so lame that he came to
me and asked the privilege of going TO the rear
VIM. II. Handy of Fulton County, recruit whe
enlisted on the 18th of April, was deliberately
loading his gur when ball passed through his
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In the evening. A Aag Of truce was sent in bv IN
enemy requesting privilege to bury their dead,
and two hours was given them. Az the weather
was very warm and dry and the NEST oftllc land
covered with leaves and dry pine both very COM
busuble, fires were set in almost every place
where gun was discharged, the most of the
country was burned over, but MS the wind was in
our Favor mr wounded were all saved from the
hanles Wmle moStTi the enemies wounded were
ror IN Tho bsttlp 6,id when ,,atl,n,iry Nv, thr,
dead the enemy acknowedced their lo1,, 10 hc th'
heaviest. Ours was tho yioiory anl we held the
Sold, as we were tho party receiving the flag OF
truce.
me iollowlng lsNh5 oi tue AllieI anI N"unled