...concentrated, forcing Breckinridge back to his original line. Wright's battery was bravely fought, said General Preston, but lost its gallant commander, who was killed at his guns. At his fall, Lieut. J. W. Mebane , himself wounded, succeeded in withdrawing all of the battery except two pieces. According to General Breckinridge, one was lost because there was but one boy left (Private Wright) to limber the pi...