ni t c^uu irbix um uiw/ ujimjtic cl the fame of the Hangers on that field.Their loss was comparatively small — Some half a dc-sen hilled, among them Ea-gene fiiaugar of Company B and young Hardee. The wounded did not exceed hauttiat namber. The position was so .Important to car array that It was soon ocoa pled by a a infantry biteftde and fortified. General John sfcon in his narrative says that: the enemy was repoJ^td by the Texas Ha users and C a mm lag’s brigade ot infantry. IE any Infantry participated on oar side the writer did not ree them. Nor did any oC the Hangers see them. They moat assuredly