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May 24th (search for this): chapter 45
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45.-skirmish near Cold Harbor.
New-York Herald account.
Cold Harbor, Va., May 24.
the most important skirmish that has occurred between our troops and the rebels in front of Richmond, took place this morning.
Engaged on our side was the Fourth Michigan regiment, Colonel Woodbury, who fought for two hours with desperate and heroic courage an entire rebel brigade.
We lost one man killed, two mortally wounded, and four seriously wounded, and did not lose a prisoner.
The rebels lost one hundred killed and wounded, and thirty-seven prisoners. The following is a detailed account of the affair:
Intelligence having reached headquarters that quite a force of the enemy was near New-Bridge, the Fourth Michigan regiment, Col. Woodbury, was sent to feel them, and, if necessary, interrupt their quiet.
The regiment left camp at seven A. M., their Colonel at their head, and all in splendid spirits at the prospect of a rencontre with the rebels.
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