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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 2 (search)
t, none of its shell bursting, it was withdrawn, and its place supplied by the Chesapeake artillery, of three guns, Lieutenant Plater commanding, while a section of Captain Latimer's battery, under his own charge, was sent still farther to the fronthis guns in to relieve Lieutenant-Colonel Walker under a severe fire. We lost no pieces; nor did we capture any. Lieutenant Plater had a gun disabled and a limber exploded. Lieutenant-Colonel Walker had a gun disabled and a caisson and limber ex, and directed me to take my own battery, under command of Lieutenant Tanner, and Captain Brown's, under cammand of Lieutenant Plater, to the relief of some batteries occupying a position near the extreme left of the line formed by the second corps,n--Captain D'Aquin, killed; one private wounded; two horses disabled; one gun disabled. Captain Brown's battery, Lieutenant Plater--Lieutenant Grayson and one private killed; nine wounded; sixteen horses disabled; also, one gun and one caisson.