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 bAthed la the blaed of his next eom,aas r "" -a Witn1m Handing, of company F, and Lirn, ,St, llam C. Muagne, commanding company n VI their companies flags on the r,ght flank, ag companies during the heaviest o The 6,Y ,h. ,S "tS received hss frous the dyIng hands of hi. v.1,,'s s9eaIteTn, Lieut.. D. l.. Adams. who fvlt w,S ;, ~ his hands; aud the totmer from his eolor S.,s..', tHieksl. who also feil wounded. Capt. Motss " 2, company C, received A severe wound in ,A, " V but remained on duty sill rapid advance lrl1 ss behind. Lieat. J. E. Clark, commanding como..a C, was attracting my attention by giving m =. orders in hts usual quiet and, temperate hasn,.s when he received, what leaf will prove vsor., wound. Capt, ]. D. Banding. of the S,ag Ky dIsmoanted. and the command small, as,sehed N sett to the company to which he ortrinatgv A.lo ed, and was wounded while sharing hls 6or,onss the honot and danger of the fight AAit Jas.s Canty.4 the latter part ef the setioB vas sr%e,. wounded n the face, while extending the er1.,, ', the commander of the regiment Lieut. Shahy,,s ot Inc Brigade StaIl, having lost his horse aitneA himself to Company E, where he did duty thno.sA out tho engagement The Field aud S,sF oe6rss- osing aii dIsmoHnted, Capt Hammond. of the R, gade Stait, at my request, communicated he era., ot the to the captains of comnar. whenever the neiss es abe engagpuen, nyev.ss.. them Icing heard ] beg leave te scknowledg, v, obligations 10 him. and ny admiration for h;s ,.. gallant bearing during the engagement

 Very respectfully. yours, &e.,

 J. P DICKINSON

 Lieut. Col COm'dg 8. c. Ree;,a.,a To Brig Gen. SHtELDs, Ccnd,g Brig. vol D,'p