...usand Dutchmen again yelled themselves hoarse, and McCook spurred onward to the front to reconnoitre his post. * The brigade was not permitted to storm, but the Ninth Ohio, McCook's own regiment, and Colonel Moore 's Twenty-eighth, had opportunity to show their steadiness under a galling fire. The Third German regiment was detained in the rear, and did not get into action at all, but its colonel, Porschner, w...