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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 6. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 130 (search)
attalion, Third regiment Louisiana cavalry, at Old River, on the tenth of February, 1863. We met the enemy, numbering, according to the statement of prisoners, (and intelligent and reliable contrabands,) between three and four hundred, and whipped them badly. The boys behaved as Western troops always do, which, I hope, they will all think praise enough for their good conduct during the fight. I desire, however, to call the attention of the Commanding Officer to the conduct of Private Daniel Updegraff, of company F, First Kansas volunteers, who was not one of the detail, but, when the fight commenced, took a gun from a man who was sick and went into the fight; he stood and took the fire of five rebels, and then rushed on them with his empty gun, calling upon them, in language much more forcible than polite, to surrender, which they did, and he marched them to the rear. I also desire to call attention to the fact, that after Captain Tucker was knocked off his horse by one shot, a