...nder fire from the enemy's guns. The loss of the regiment in this charge was seven wounded. It is with pleasure I call the attention of the Colonel commanding to the heroic conduct and bearing of Captain J. H. Hafford , of company M, commanding companies C and M. His squadron was in the advance, and, its head, he was the first man to enter the fort, where his horse was shot under him, and falling upon him, he cou...