ten o'clock
A new attack at this moment by the troops on our right would have carried the line ; the attack was not made . We were compelled to abandon the breastworks and run for the woods , where we formed again at once . And now another brigade charged , and was driven back by an enfilade fire . At ten o'clock a third and final charge was made along the whole line ; the intrenchments were ours , and Chancellorsville was won . Company H had lost many men ; Pinckney Seabrook , a most gallant officer , had fallen dead , shot by some excited man far in our rear . We moved no farther in advance . The scattered lines re-formed , and were ready to go forward and push the Federals to the Rappahannock , but no orders came .