twelve o'clock
The regular who went with us was shot , and an Indian was wounded . Of the enemy , some thirty were killed . We had the advantage in position , being sheltered by the ridge . We kept on the go till twelve o'clock that night , having marched over fifty miles since we started in the morning . This , together with our three small scrimmages , might be considered an ample day 's work . The snow was about four feet deep , and many of the party had their feet frozen , for it was bitter cold . When we got to Sabbath Day Point , we found the rest of our men there , and a number of good fires .