...ain works of the enemy. The day, however, so aupicious in its events to the general good, was rendered gloomy by the loss of some of the most gallant officers and men of the brigade, among whom was Lieut. Col. Myron Baker , commanding the Seventyfourth Indiana, instantly killed; Maj. William Irving, of the Thirtyeighth Ohio, in charge of the pickets, severely wounded, leg being badly shattered, and Capt. Charles M. Gil...