Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-14

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nv gb;s faee male. and his Inns compressed
and bloodless !: not eroan escaped him,
mot aion Of suffering. except the slight
oorrapation Of his brow, the fixed rigid face,
and The thin lips, SO tightly compressed
that the impression Of the teeth could be
seen through them. Except these, he CON-
.rolled, by his iron will. all evidence Of emo
.tion. and more difficult than this even, he
controlled that disposition to restlessness,
which many of us have observed upon the
field Of battle, attending great loss of blood.
Some whiskey and morphia were procured
from DR.. Straith and administered to him,
and placing him in the ambulance, it was
started for the Corps Field infrmary, at
the Wilderness Tavern. Col. Orutchfeld,
his Chief of ARTILLERY, was also in the am.
bulance wagon. He had been wounded
very seriously in the leg, and was suffering
intensely. - s, ,5s- Z
The General expressed, very feelingiy,
his sympathy for Grutchfeld, and once,
when the latter groaned aloud, be directed
the. ambulance 10 stop, and requested me
to see if something could not be done for
his relief Torches had been provided, and
every means taken to garry them to the
hospital, as safely and as easily as possible.
] sat in the front part of the ambulance,
with my finger resting upon the artery
above the wound, to arrest bleeding, if it
should occur. WhenI was recognized BY
acquaintances, and asked who was wound.
ed, the General would tell me to say, IA
Confederate officer" At one time he put
his right hand upon my head, and pulling
me down to hIm, asked il Crutchfeid was
dangerously wounded. When answered
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am glad it is no worse :, In a few rnoments
after, Crutch6eid did the same thing and
when he was told that the General was
very seriously wounded. he yroaned, and
cried ont. doh. INV God ps Il was for this
that the General direc,ed the ambulance 10
be halted and reanested that something
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with ;ainol.ss MASTER About half mast
tbree o'clock, Colonel (tben Maior) Pendle.
tom the Assistant Adiutant General. ar.
rived at the hospital. and asked to see the
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