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to do with the affair nutII after the repulse of the enemy and the Texans were return* lag witli the prisoners captured, It was jnat here time the brigade arrived and began fortifying the approach to the bridge. Shortly after the pnblication of Ganeral Johnston's narrative I noticed that he connected CumiQiBga* brigade with the charge. I then wrote'out my recollection of the matter, as well as a description of the' movements of the regiment until the surrender a month later, and am certain that apoa Information then obtained, aa well as my own observation, that the main facts are correct so far as this charge is concerned. It id as follows:A few days before the 22d of March, 18G?, in the engagement in and around Bontoa-vJlle, in North Carolina oar division and brigade commanders, Gonaraie W. Y. C. Humes and Thomas Harrison, and regimental commanders Colonel Oaatave Cook »nd M-pjcr William H. Jarraon.had been wounded and retired to the rear, leaving the brigade in command of Colonel Ashby
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Galveston Daily News
Galveston, Texas, US
Sat, Dec 03, 1887
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