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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 42 (search)
ile falling back to the line in the open field, I saw Colonel Charles Anderson gallantly and coolly rallying his men. Colonel Grider, of Kentucky, and his regiment, efficiently aided in repulsing the enemy. The Eighteenth Ohio, I think it was, thougso that the direction of the line should be nearly perpendicular to the river. In the meantime, the First brigade, Colonel Grider commanding, had been disposed as follows: Two regiments were formed in the hollow near the hospital, as a reserve, the force had been constantly concealed by making the men lie down. About one o clock the remaining two regiments of Colonel Grider's brigade, the Nineteenth Ohio and Ninth Kentucky, were ordered to cross the river, which they did, forming near the 48557 Artillery, 66 1919   25 Total,172162335235490643873911,530 To the commanders of the different brigades, Colonels Grider, Price and Fyffe, my thanks are due for the gallantry and coolness of their behavior under very trying circumstances