He brought up fresh troops to help his weakened center.

He reformed his lines and was about to restore the battle, but Thomas, silent and ever watchful, now rushed in a brigade of Tennessee mountaineers, and as they struck with all their weight, the new line of the South was compelled to give way.

Success seen and felt filled the veins of the soldiers with fresh fire.

Dick and the men about him saw the whole Southern line crumble up before them.

The triumphant Union army rushed forward shouting, and the Confederates were forced to give way at all points.
Dick and Warner, with the watchful sergeant near, were in the very front of the advance.