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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 8. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), History of Lane's North Carolina brigade. (search)
ntinels along the road so as to collect such portions of your brigade as might pass along said road, directing them to bivouac at this point. On Saturday, the 28th, we remained quietly in our bivouac, caring for the wounded and dead. The country and our State too painfully appreciate the loss of our most capable Colonel for me to say aught in his praise. It was in this battle that Company E, under the command of Lieutenant Haywood, lost all of their officers. Lieutenants Haywood and Clap were killed in the brave discharge of their duties. Lieutenant H. C. Graham, late of the Twenty-second regiment of North Carolina troops, who had volunteered to take a command in the same company as lieutenant, had his leg broken early in the conflict. Where almost every officer has distinguished himself, it is difficult to bestow especial praise upon any, but the serious bereavement which this company has sustained, not only in the loss of their officers but also in the loss of men, indu