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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore) 19 1 Browse Search
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's and Fleet's batteries (the latter under command of Lieutenant Hardy) did heavy execution this day, and drove back severaltwo from Captain Fleet's, the latter under command of Lieutenant Hardy. These guns now were formed in echelon--Captain Pegram being in advance and to the right, next to him Lieutenant Hardy, while the guns from General Winder's division were farther to the left and something in advance of Lieutenant Hardy, giving an oblique fire across their front. At this moment the fire of canister from the guns of Captain Pegram and Lieutenant Hardy, supported by, I believe, the Thirteenth Virginia regd Captain Fleet's battery, the latter commanded by Lieutenant B. W. Hardy, were posted, as stated, about near the centre of e huudred and fifty yards of the enemy's skirmishers, Lieutenant Hardy being in front. These batteries were supported by e enemy's camp somewhat to their rear. Captains Pegram and Hardy inflicted great loss on the enemy on Saturday evening, and
companies to be posted at the junction of two roads, both of which led to the ford (Kelley's) and two regiments in rear of these companies some three or four hundred yards. The two companies left at the forks of the road were Captains Feltus and Hardy's, Sixteenth Mississippi regiment; the two regiments in the rear were the remainder of the Sixteenth Mississippi and the Twelfth Mississippi. The enemy, seeing that our forces had withdrawn, made a spirited dash with his cavalry at these two com At early dawn on Saturday morning, I had all my batteries, with the exception of Captain Crenshaw's (his being short-range guns) battery, posted on the heights, Captain McIntosh's occupying the right, Captain Latham next, Captain Fleet and Lieutenant Hardy next. On west side of the road leading from Jeffersonton to Warrenton Springs, Captains Braxton and Davidson were in position. All was quiet on Saturday, until late in the evening, when the enemy advanced several of their batteries, and at