73 Series I Volume XXXVIII-III Serial 74 - The Atlanta Campaign Part III
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General JOHNSTON:
Your dispatch just received. The column spoken is still moving to our left, and in rear of Lost Mountain. My impression is a corps is moving, and I think on Lost Mountain and Marietta road.
G. A. HENRY.
General OEL [?]:
Was Lieutenant-General Polk killed? Let me know.
HOOD,
General.
General MACKALL:
One brigade of the enemy has moved west of railroad to our left; ambulance train moved with it.
GRAY.
General HOOD:
The remains of Lieutenant-General Polk passed in direction of Marietta Station.
88.
General JOHNSTON:
Enemy moving by his right flank west; I think his purpose is to cut off Bate's.
P. B. LEE.
Later.-Disappeared under cover of woods and his movements cannot be discovered.
P. B. LEE.
General HOOD:
Enemy is extending lines farther on the left.
P. B. LEE.
Later.-Owing to character of the country nothing further can be observed of enemy's lines moving west of railroad this p. m. Colonel Henry is here.
P. B. LEE.
General JOHNSTON:
Major Lee is not here. Enemy's left one mile east of Cassville road. His line is three-quarters of a mile from ours.
CHRISTENDEN,
Lieutenant.
General MCCALL [MACKALL]:
About brigade of enemy have passed west of railroad to our left. Ambulance train moving.
G. A. HENRY.
General HOOD:
Enemy advancing double-quick from wooded hill in front of Edward's house.
P. B. LEE.
Mr. COBB:
Have all of the timber cut on the top of the mountain to-night.
C.,
Lieutenant.
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