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The Eighth and Forty-first Illinois Regiments were the most exposed, and maintained their position with great bravery, until the rebels were reinforced at this point, when two of our batteries were also attacked and captured. The 18th, 29th, 30th, and 31st Illinois were quickly brought up ; when a desperate struggle ensued. The Union troops recovered all except three of the captured pieces. At length, CAPTURE OP FORT DONALDSON. 257 overpowered by numbers, the Union forces were forced to fallbac...k. The enemy grew bold at his seeming success. The Union regiments under Colonel Cruft, and Colonel Wallace's brigade came up, but the en- emy was so elated with his expected victory, that he made a des- perate charge which caused the Union troops to give way for the mo- ment, although at another point of attack the enemy were being driven in. General Grant saw the position here, and hastened to meet it. Gen- eral Smith was ordered to assault the left of the line, and carry the posi- tion at all hazards, while vigorous preparations were made to renew tho contest on the right, and recover the ground lost in the morning.
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The Eighth and Forty-first Illinois Regiments were the most exposed, and maintained their position with great bravery, until the rebels were reinforced at this point, when two of our batteries were also attacked and captured. The 18th, 29th, 30th, and 31st Illinois were quickly brought up ; when a desperate struggle ensued. The Union troops recovered all except three of the captured pieces. At length, CAPTURE OP FORT DONALDSON. 257 overpowered by numbers, the Union forces were forced to fallbac...k. The enemy grew bold at his seeming success. The Union regiments under Colonel Cruft, and Colonel Wallace's brigade came up, but the en- emy was so elated with his expected victory, that he made a des- perate charge which caused the Union troops to give way for the mo- ment, although at another point of attack the enemy were being driven in. General Grant saw the position here, and hastened to meet it. Gen- eral Smith was ordered to assault the left of the line, and carry the posi- tion at all hazards, while vigorous preparations were made to renew tho contest on the right, and recover the ground lost in the morning.
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