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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 172 (search)
pon the left. The interval between the right of the Sixth corps and the left of the Second was gradually growing greater, from the fact that the flanks thus exposed to the enemy were slowly melting away, when General Miles' brigade, of Barlow's division, which was in reserve, came up on the double-quick and one regiment was sent through the woods to check the enemy's advance, while the remainder of the brigade was formed behind the breastworks to fill up the interval. At the same time Lieutenant Roder's battery K, Fourth United States artillery, wheeled into position, and the infantry and artillery soon checked the further progress of the enemy at that point. Scarcely had these dispositions been effected, however, before the rebels made another attempt to pierce our lines a little to the right of that locality ; but the attack was repulsed. We took a few prisoners at this time, and among them several wounded. The casualties were not heavy, however, on either side, because the re