is a matter of history, as we gained the ridge, capturing artillery,

prisoners, and small-arms; to what amount, however, I do not know, as

we pushed on after the enemy as soon as I had re-formed the command .

....Captain Tinney, with his usual gallantry, dashed up the line with

the first troops, and with the aid of an orderly (George Dusenbury,

Fifteenth Indiana), turned the loaded gun of the enemy on his

REPORT OF CAPTAIN BENJAMIN F. HEGLER, FIFTEENTH INDIANA:

...."Our captures amounted to prisoners not counted, representing

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