Maryland free press., 1866-08-02

10 Hc;apsda sloe prs 'tNs1 tiilsiH thi iiHF
coming ont of tbe town IN colu,,n Of so,~s I'D
drsw @bras aud ssiarged them oBIqeW IL i.basi
beeke aemc % iihoaf IifRclatJG Ahd Ldrs "a aiel
ded. we dpbired ibSdi TIM 9aenty w E btigOaSie1Fa Oai1 M
snto ea n ,sa us rsSm thsm
time u fneeta idftar pdf vfhaf1 iaff s(lfe Wol
ID sofuf iteunn zsl q Lrs;Ii suti 4 II cdz
I I',I3ythe lime j bad accomplsbea this. The lst
1if hiie Wtre i tS IN M ne ne
Impdep ere.alsfs i4l,erts ,2nagbo;n
near the tnrnsike- = I was within a ouartep Of
hfe of the ttifnfke, whtn Ire fefa def n IN
Observation-Disclosures ta telpsrgiae riri rsiiihhl
with drawn. sabres Seemingly determined 40 su
tfsiP Way thfonth.sa IL oil1s ,9elrcs tIe.1ss!
t,aFirst .Bs,rlee penet ON them it,9itIp his
sippi rifles apd.' tho,iSh several saddles wer
ehptitd, They kept on uHtil they Came opp9osit
cd them With his squadron. while struck tben
of fft fdft fht attheh head offifefEc On,
sevea rot by4 and byenrfhesd apere tabtiIredsfuf
down lie road by our pickets. We took tbirt,
or fory hoie of4feai, laid arSojtt 4ks ffest bati
Into tbwn, enaiserqss tse reOpntrysqdi fOn6wed
ifor the iifnttys that kheW woiidnef4 he Com.
ling forth. nia,or .sf I'd ylao :on IIiv siT1eH
While NE were thus engaged The general had
been Irhtinr them .Tsf, he 6sbl iapNsIgsiI ad
iCaals,pese;sp battaIiops and NsiRs Rsnegk on
0ie other side of the town, comIeliine ihe enemy
% sili9 fcfag an otle y8dr IioSse bGt a1rw
tshella 9oyii4Is 4IstAneAa4is ssS spsgg4sevs elem
fetaFY Yliafbhial yfet tfeha, no NJ forea sdj Gs1o
s.releet his waqops AND eutEhie wav sAro,Idb "a
| Harper g Fcrryf
ffdI fkSYosseln ttdfnilks hist rs Yeefter
apt, Of town, rand having; ,Rusnel, my prisoner.
over 10 the provost gjIard, formed on the rich
of the 18th, about9 ole hti2dred anaffft}a Ssfa.
ltron the rpad aud waited, patienty, for chem Il
| APPROACH As de column Of infantfy nassed by
tUdfGiiA BtffRe9 se thehih sdIey,: whfaG flfrdw
the teams into. some eontilsisI but tlYe regiment
CAME On. ana WAS PASSING our ffonntt Wien rod,
41Npto oaf feennaading goiicer iail daskeai him h
h. Mrs not going to charge, reminding him ti,a
General fmbodei had oriered us 10 make stInb.
men have never charged inf,ntry,o and do MOI
Know What 10 a. HDsm5tinf d cInPrGe tITegp Tg
on foot, p.sfdiIs 3iWthoatI aSshYr aidya ssostits
| order. he turned aroual and said ssMen thinl
YOU han bett.r .disnounf. and make nm attack n,
footE, Some dsnounted, but keIt close to. thci,
for not % man fJGp fsII H I' ". Dus,iN e;N s sn
Tbe enemy We're By this time abreast OF us, and
aSere In no iittIe gI,inJAr eSn1 t,,t
One of them, ,cuta large 1limb sromas Tree, which
! fell On Dick Gilmor ann Captain, Ross, hurting
them very maelGTen99 aiGtibsH 2doiun 9ni7
| III ordered my men to- draw pstols and puspare
to charge: AS we started out on trot we re
eeised awid soile5 witho,it much daaag ge thoGgll
| i Yss ollbnckshpt and bell dQply myself and
another were struck, and mot an after the balee
ln an instant % we were amopg thep; they ,bEEke
and made for a deep cut In the RAILROAD. srfad
,hey Deen alloWedtoFeaci that We9shmld have
nag Some trouble in getting them out but all
surfenuered except part OF the color company
lIand 5hey MADE putI e feeble sfand9 6OnP ofl my
leutenants charged these with few men, illiag
the eoior.bearer with ms own IN hand ,shle he was
IN lne act OF tearing VI llhls fpgs jndI OF DotGl