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he then made another ascent to the position held by the enemy. Two unsuccessful assaults were made by Gen Sherman, but, with the cooperation of the centre, he ultimately gained the position, and completed the great victory. The brigade of Gen. Carse, with a portion of Gen. Lightpew's brigade, composed the storming party in the first assault. They were repulsed with quite a heavy lose after an attack persisted in for an hour; but being reinforced they were enabled to hold a part of the hills. In this attack General Carse was wounded quite severely in the thigh.--The 37th Ohio and 6th Iowa and 103d Illinois regiments were in the attack. A second assault was made at 1½ o'clock, in which Mathias's, Loomis's, and Raul's brigades were engaged. The force reached within twenty yards of the summit of the hill and the works of the enemy, when they were flanked and broke, retiring to their reserves. In this assault Gen. Mathias was wounded and Col. Putnam, of the 93d Ohio, killed.