The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-10

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= ieaoHta ~ "a National Tribune
NaiaFN fhHse Whn chauced 20 bs
500 af 90. a., eih Cav, NJ. 5,
100 a. a. ialh Cav, No. Nete
= " ta efn to n4emory that "a.
AHslnag Fl Nnrrmlrr 1902, when
49, Hthiiled forcs.s came up
#Hhf f 81 aHH aIiarEel an e-eorl
fs~Hn Nt n Wm a.. Newby,
~ eafeH lflf a.. q. gfh Cav. NJ.
HamHaa aK men 81 ~ which
ta 0 the other man I
49, eH'I ta ufrmnfE bis uamel be.
FMf n tn "A, aame regiment.
fhH aas e siraEgie for lif.
M an Haafiff hfing shown by
AaNf 80 - his fallnweFs Ca
Nsfisrs. esd IA = claimed
4hni 0nenifeli held q
slim b the C8nfeier-
- d hy Gen. Sterling
rae
H HuHii ln the writer's eyes
sc TERRIBLY enlarged, Quan
- wes iu this conflict number.
81 n. and uf course iucluued
Nw Amn aud Younger brothers.
r. So referred 10 was in charge
H la Mverument teams and wagons
uH thA AIRY from Harrisonyille Cas-
taauis in Marrensburg, Johnson
aauu +. Mn., n distance Of IS miles,
Bma whB f2 miles out from Harris.
asws)A was attacked by the force,
~ fm - rtar, ~ above stated, and
a1an lenfH lay down their lives, to.
WHt Amaihg Rose, Charles Swim,
+ 1ashaa fllafd. John Ratliffe end Ed
Hla A isi. sil uf Co. G., and five ot
te gsaminm thames not known
Mafaie saunded. Perry Allen, and
rf8s'y wounded, Joseph Hunt
ne cuupauy. Taken prisoners
Nm. M.Aewby, First Lieutenant
. hn h #Fvln, Freeman l.. Friend
llHfy Williams sud James Hark,
n
Tee nlfe ~ attack was on an open
ffalfae. ia 60 the east. and but l5t
Esfis aisunt. was the entrance to 4
tanE and taffow lane. through which
me nanstFun ihe gauntlet or die; foI
Hau fhf entrance TO this lane which
a iaafast Cor one aud a half miles
thH fann. lesaling of at right and lef
Maie in south and north of the en-.
lnne gave little or no show ofescap,
3 ~ ilank.
Wien frst attacked Lieut.. New
o. men were scattered along tn,
asd faT three-quarters or mile il
mF and front OF the train, the Lieu
auanl himself In advance, who, a,
adn a. tho alarm reached him, re
Nned 81 the train, gathering up his
80 as best he could but those oI
ia esegft coming up from the zeal
s. rauld not check. for they had seen
aaah b. kpoW that resistance in thai
aee Was death, and sped on,and this
abied Gen. keely aud VIM. II
Naisan % escape by the left flank
l Eain the rear of the enemy
shereby they returned to camp at
NaFflsunyille aud reported TO Il. c.
Nihefwood. Colonel commanding
ass
When the Lieutenant ordered hi
aeu iuio aeiion, aud looked around
hmself. be found that he had of his
osuri himself. the writer and James
a. Oxiord ready for duty. AT this
ianeiure the writer remarked to the
Lieutenant that resistance was use
ls-s aud certain death; whereupOn
co. Lieutenant broke ranks, with the
admouition that every man take care
81 No. I, and 1t was obeyed with
aifeiiy.
Being by this time hard pushed
~ must run the lane or turn up oul
haeis. and the successful competitor:
e. bedear boon tlifel were the wri
faf, n. y. Todd. j. l.. Weese, II. P
Brewer. lffed Allison. |. III. Hosier
Al 4. Oxford. r.. l.. Nelson, w. g
fan aud the Co. A man whose
nsme 90 not know. This list com
fflsfs the names nf men arriving IL
MaffenshufR. % mites from scene o
euhiet. in squads OF one, two ant
thfre. ~ the way from O'Clock tc
i8u'elaek on the morning of the ith
DAY ~ November. 1862. w. G. Ho
gan being mounted upon n broken
auWn hurse. was oyertaken, or VIA,
al.luf o. b.. near the eastern extrem
~ nf the Kauntlet, and seeing il wa
aia1ul a. - against him. dismounteC
iurned uis horse erusswise the road