THE NINTH AT FRANKLIN.

Those who were present will admit that Capt. Hayden's account of the

9th at Franklin is but a conservative statement of the facts. On the

day after the fight, while we were all feeling very well satisfied

with ourselves and the part the regiment had taken in the affair, I

wrote a letter to the Cincinnati Commercial, which was published in

its issue of December 29, 1864. I think it sufficiently pertinent to

justify the insertion of the greater part of it.

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