 | MAJOR GEN. W.S. ROSECRANS, U.S.A. - 1863 - 582 pages
...hold on, I withdrew it in as good order as practicable. The enemy pressed closely, firing constantly into the retreating mass. We faced to rear and covered...General Negley's men as well as could be done. The 2d Kentucky regiment brought off three pieces and the 90th Ohio volunteers one piece of abandoned artillery... | |
 | United States. War Dept - Confederate States of America - 1902 - 1142 pages
...hold on, I withdrew it in as good order as practicable. The enemy pressed closely, firing constantly into the retreating mass. We faced to rear, and covered...the enemy were rushing upon and about to capture. Standart's battery was saved, with a loss of 3 men and 7 horses. It had but 16 rounds of ammunition... | |
 | United States. War Department - Confederate States of America - 1972 - 1140 pages
...hold on, I withdrew it in as good order as practicable. The enemy pressed closely, firing constantly into the retreating mass. We faced to rear, and covered...Negley's men as well as could be done. The Second Keutucky Regiment brought off three pieces and the Ninetieth Ohio Volunteers one piece of abandoned... | |
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... sufficiently strong to keep them from rushing into the woods. Seeing my little brigade failing rapidly, and many of its best men carried wounded to the rear, without hope of support, or further ability to hold on, I withdrew it in as good order as... 