... Several valuable articles had been dropped within three yards of the enemy, but they were so afraid of a cavalry charge that they dare not search the spot.--Near by the spot was a horse belonging to private Cuthbert , who was wounded, in the leg, the same charge injuring the horse. The saddle, bridle and equipments were complete, and were taken by Capt. Waring. The Yankees dropped a hatchet and a dirk knife, ...