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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 88 (search)
nts Hawes, De Russey, and Britton, with Toombs's brigade; the first company, with three three-inch rifle guns, under Captain C. W. Squiers, Lieutenants E. Owens, Gilbraith, and Brown, and the third company, with four light twelve-pound guns, (Napoleon,) under Captain M. B. Miller, Lieutenants McElroy, and Hero, in reserve. Abouteral Garnett, charged him. Being nearly out of ammunition, Captain Squiers withdrew his battery to refill his chests. One ten-pounder Parrott gun, under Lieutenant Gilbraith, afterward engaged the enemy on our right until dark; the other ten-pounder Parrott was disabled during the action, and sent from the field. During the a new position. I afterward ordered Captain Richardson forward, with his section of Napoleons and the ten-pounder Parrott gun of the first company, under Lieutenant Gilbraith, to the position on the right near the guns under Miller, when he opened fire and continued in action until the close of the engagement at nightfall. Th