{"character_count": 907, "word_count": 160, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9628999829292297], "ccnet_perplexity": [1967.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
TnE MOUNTED RlrLEIGN.-'I'he ia.
lapa American Star relates the following
inciden, of the battle of Sierra Gordo.
This company, we see ii stated, was raised
In Kentucky;


Capt. Roberts company (i) went into
action with al officers aud mon. Ills
position was most exposed, being within
the range of grape, canister, anl round shot
Of all the works aud the muskeiry Of the
principal height, Of the IL, "a were left
dead and wounded on The field. Every
officer except himself was struck, and 1t
Lieut. Ewell was killci. Not an instance
Of scattering or hesitation was known
among bis men, and through showers Of
every Kind Of shot they moved on and kept
position with the GOODNESS and precision
Of men on drill. Probably in the history
Of American arms not one instance is 10.
corded where men were kept in order un
der destruction and canagc so terrible.
Those leil unhuH were unable 10 carry oil
the wounded.