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nemy. I regret the painful wound of Colonel Coleman, of the Twelfth North Carolina, who exhibited such a noble example of patriotism and bravery in leaving home, though wounded, and taking an active part in the defence of the post. Thanking you for the skill and conduct with which you have executed the charge committed to you, I am very respectfully four obedient servant, R. E. Lee, General. Colonel Withers' congratulations. Commandant's office, Danville, June 27, 1864. Captain Fairinholt, Commanding Staunton River Bridge: Captain: I beg leave to offer you my congratulations on the very handsome and successful defence of your position against a largely superior force of the enemy. The service you have rendered will be highly appreciated by the whole country. I am glad to know that some of the companies from this place contributed so essentially to the result. Please send me an accurate list of the causalities of the command as soon as you can, and a detailed