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

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rsrs uor,ndad 81. cannot :exnresa INV re.
"a. 8 q the occurrence. Gouid I have al.
rsotad eyents il should have chosen, for
.tbe good of tbesoountry. to have been disal.
bled in your stead Il congratulate you
unop the victory which is due to your skill
and: energy !, He replied sc General Lee
should give the . praise to God. Abont ten
o'clock. his right side began 10 pain him
90 much that he asked me to examine it:
He said he had injured il in falling from
the litter the night before, and believed
that he had struck it against a stone or the
stump Of sapling. No evidence Of injury
could be discovered by examination; the
skin was. not broken or bruised, and the
lung performed, as far as / could tell its
proper functions, Some simple application
was recommended, in the belief that the
pain would soon disappear. :, Z
AT this time the battle was raging fear.
fully. and the sound of the cannon and
muskssy could be distinctly heard at the
hospital. The Generals attention was ct.
traoted tosit from the first, and when the
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omoer olsplayea oonsplSuOas opa'ss., go, ;Ia sls
ms neaa gave 'pe peoui'a, anaao ,io ...s. s..9
70 sue, ana no 1us'etea ni' usaa yu'
good, WITH nnWon.ea IVY .s energy, ansl s, we
gaiiant DenaV,or Oh sns soeopeaan t,m, Dlis
aae was ai'uaea so; ne saiu' luz .les
OF snat Diigaae WIN 20, sUme uaS p.oau
% % say 70 sne,r cnllo,en' ~ was one :, tne
SsoneWal :. Dflgaoe ne aisols.usa S any
r'gn1 OF MS own shs nailo setouenan. J, ~:
ut belongs 70 the origaoe anu no' mo
y This night he slept we'll, and was free;
from main A message was received from
General Lee the next morning directing.
me to remove to Guinea's station as soon
as bis condition would Justify it, as there
,sS uas soma danger Of canture by she FEEDER.
ala who we're tbreatenine. to cross at Ely's
Ford Inztbe meantime. 20 protect the
! hosn;to, .oma t,oona we're sant to this mint
mr. Gsnerai ob;ec.ed q beino moved ,,, if
+ -, on;n;on. f vonld do him apy iipinrv
He aid he had no objection to staying. : il ID
J ,5st stent and wornld nrefer il. if his wife.
vban sbe came could find lodging in .
neiobborine house. aAnd if the enemy
aoes come ,,,,, . he added. ttI am not afraid Of
tham I.haye alwavs been kind TO their
u.,oon,ded and I am sura thew viii be kind
= - y 4en,aral T,ee sent ,word again.
lo,e that evan,;no that he must rr,t be moved
;f ra..ibl. ond n,enorot;ona 5le1, were made 10
4 Isa5e itbe next morning I was directed to-
ac.omnan, and remain with him. and nv
dn,ies Nth the corna an Medical Director
uara .7 tnrned over - The an sproeon next in
ranE General Jackson had = nrayionslv de.
ol;n.d 20 narm;t ma to, 90 with him 10
rn;neo,s beoarse oomnla;nta had been so n.
freouentlv made. of general officers, when
wounded. carving off with them the sur. m
geons belonging to their commands. When
Informed Of this order Of the Commsnding
General, he said, aGenoral Lee has always
been yery kind to me, and thank him. "
Verv early Tuesdav morning he was r,laced
+ an ambulance and started for Gninea,s
Station. and about 8 o'clock that evening
be arrived at the Chandler House where
he remained till he died. Captain Hotch
kiss. with party of engineers, was sent
in front to clear the road of wood, stone.
ETC. and to order the wagons ont of the
track to let the ambulance pass. The rough
sometimes refused to remove their
loaded wagons out of the way for an am.
bulapce until told that it contained jack,
aon and then with all possible speed. they