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War of the Rebellion: Serial 012 Page 0696 THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN, VA. Chapter XXIII.
gagement and the days subsequent. At one time one of the guns of Lieutenant Barlows section engaged the enemys infantry at very at very short range (about 100 yards), and with canister forced in back in confusion. On another occasion the section of Lieutenant Chapin engaged their infantry in a dense wood at some 250 yards, and soon routed them out of their cover. all the officers, Lieutenant Barlow, Hains, and soon routed them out of their cover. All the officers, Lieutenants Barlow, Hains, and Chapin, managed their sections with discretion, coolness, and energy. Lieutenant Barlow speaks in high praise of the bravery, intelligence, and coolness of Sergeant Reilly, who was chief of one of his pieces. All my men behaved so well that I find great difficulty in naming one without giving the names of all. Sergeants Flood, Pfeffer, Lance Sergeant Hasenzal, and Corporals Brower and Leese deserve particular notice.
Act. Asst. Adjt. General, Brigade of Cavalry, near New Bridge.
NOTE.-After the shelling of the infantry the battery moved on to the Court-House, and a section was advanced 2 miles beyond it.
Fifth U. S. Artillery, of engagement May 27.
SIR: In compliance with the orders of the 27th instant from the general commanding the division the batteries were assigned as follows: Battery C, Massachusetts Artillery, to General Martindales brigade, Battery E to Colonel McQuades, and battery D, Fifth U. S. Artillery, to General Butterfields brigade, and for a detailed account of the Massachusetts batteries attention is respectfully called to the reports of their commanders.
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