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The Daily Dispatch: December 25, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
was never known to show the least fear in battle, and when he knew that he had received his death wound he said, "Poor Foster's killed" and died as calmly as a child going to sleep. There has been much praise given to the Washington Artillery and other companies, which they no doubt richly deserve; but, while they are being complimented through the newspapers, would it not be fair to notice some of our Richmond boys, and see what they have been doing? Walker's Artillery Regiment, of A. P. Hill Division, composed of the Purcell, Crenshaw, Davidson, and Johnson Batteries, of Richmond; Braxton's, of Fredericksburg; Latham's, of North Carolina, and McIntosh's, of South Carolina blood as severe a shock of battle as we have had during the war. They were charged upon, and repulsed the charge almost alone, several times during the day at Fredericksburg.--At one time the enemy were within a hundred yards or less of our batteries — so close under the hills on which our guns were tha