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"Lone Star" was flying triumph-
antly over their guns that but
a few moments before had
[?] death and destruction into
our ranks. After carrying their
[?] is the field, we were
attacked by a force (4th New Jersey)
coming in our rear with fixed
bayonets we soon had them
prisoners. It being near dark,
the many whiped and [?], the
battle closed with victory upon
[?] [banner?]. Chaplain Davis
in his history of the Brigade says
"After looking over the list of
killed and wounded of the
Brigade, it is unnecessary to add
a single sylable as to their be
havior in this fight for the