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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 97 (search)
brigade of General Steinwehr, commanded by Colonel Koltes, was then sent forward to the assistance od forward three regiments of infantry under Col. Koltes, who, under a terrible artillery fire, boldk I have to regret the loss of the intrepid Col. Koltes, who was killed while executing the movemen did me the honor to attach to my division Colonel Koltes's brigade, consisting of the Sixty-eighth t--Col. Schimmelfennig's brigade on the right, Koltes on the left, and Krzyzanowski behind the interhad become engaged, you ordered me to send Colonel Koltes forward to the support of its left, and a ded hill-slopes on my left in order to prevent Koltes from being turned on that side. This order way Gen. Reynolds's troops, and my two brigades, Koltes and Krzyzanowski, found themselves pressed in he necessary orders at once. The regiments of Koltes and Krzyzanowski's brigades came out of the file. The brigades of Colonels Krzyzanowski and Koltes had suffered so severely that I deemed it best[2 more...]
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 110 (search)
d forward three regiments of infantry under Col. Koltes, who, under a terrible artillery fire, boldk I have to regret the loss of the intrepid Col. Koltes, who was killed while executing the movement--Col. Schimmelfennig's brigade on the right, Koltes on the left, and Krzyzanowski behind the interhad become engaged, you ordered me to send Colonel Koltes forward to the support of its left, and a few minutes afterward, seeing Koltes hotly received and severely pressed, I ordered Col. Krzyzanowskded hill-slopes on my left in order to prevent Koltes from being turned on that side. This order way Gen. Reynolds's troops, and my two brigades, Koltes and Krzyzanowski, found themselves pressed in he necessary orders at once. The regiments of Koltes and Krzyzanowski's brigades came out of the file. The brigades of Colonels Krzyzanowski and Koltes had suffered so severely that I deemed it bestfective force. Beside the brave and noble Colonel Koltes, I have to deplore the death of a great ma[2 more...]