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Lamoille County (Vermont, United States) (search for this): chapter 146
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142.-fight near Lee's Mills, Va.
New-York Tribune account.
Lee's Mills, Va., April 17, 1862.
A reconnoissance was made about a mile north-east of Lee's Mills yesterday, which, in the severity of the fighting it involved, may be properly ranked as a battle.
At half-past 6 o'clock, companies E, F, D and K, of the Third Vermont, began to work as skirmishers, Mott's battery supporting them with a very accurate fire of shot and shell.
The Vermonters skirmished until noon, when they were relieved.
The fire had been very accurate.
The rebel braggarts, who began dancing on their ramparts, and swinging their hats, and defying our troops in the customary Southern military fashion, were dropped so rapidly by the sharp-shooters as to be soon cured of this style of warfare.
The four companies of the Third lay down after dinner, and thoroughly rested themselves.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, they were called up, formed into line, and told by their Colonel in a pithy sp
Simon Cameron (search for this): chapter 146
Bird Fletcher (search for this): chapter 146
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George B. McClellan (search for this): chapter 146
John C. Backum (search for this): chapter 146
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142.-fight near Lee's Mills, Va.
New-York Tribune account.
Lee's Mills, Va., April 17, 1862.
A reconnoissance was made about a mile north-east of Lee's Mills yesterday, which, in the severity of the fighting it involved, may be properly ranked as a battle.
At half-past 6 o'clock, companies E, F, D and K, of the Third Vermont, began to work as skirmishers, Mott's battery supporting them with a very accurate fire of shot and shell.
The Vermonters skirmished until noon, when they were relieved.
The fire had been very accurate.
The rebel braggarts, who began dancing on their ramparts, and swinging their hats, and defying our troops in the customary Southern military fashion, were dropped so rapidly by the sharp-shooters as to be soon cured of this style of warfare.
The four companies of the Third lay down after dinner, and thoroughly rested themselves.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, they were called up, formed into line, and told by their Colonel in a pithy s