. Atlanta e i suoi artefici, una storia completa della città di gate del sud. es nel fucile-box egli haddug la notte precedente. Un fuoco vivo è stata mantenuta per un'ora o più da uno dei boschi batterie su i confederati uponthe vertice della parete rocciosa, per i quali queste ultime hanno risposto con twoguns. Le vittime erano di piccole dimensioni su entrambi i lati. Schofield fellback alla sua vecchia posizione indisturbato e tranquilla ha prevalso lungo hisfront. McPherson generale era occupato tutto il giorno fortificando il suo posizionare pronto per un movimento retrogrado sulla parte di Johnston.Egli ha riferito a Sherman che il terreno era admi

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. Atlanta and its builders, a comprehensive history of the Gate city of the South. es into the rifle-pits he haddug the previous night. A sharp fire was kept up for an hour ormore from one of Woods batteries upon the Confederates uponthe summit of Rocky Face, to which the latter replied with twoguns. The casualties were small on either side. Schofield fellback to his old position undisturbed, and quiet prevailed along hisfront. General McPherson was busy all day fortifying his positionin readiness for a retrograde movement on the part of Johnston.He reported to Sherman that the ground was admirable for thepurpose intended, and suggested that if a large force was thrownin there he would have the chances of a decided victory. At thesame time he reported that Kilpatricks cavalry was arriving andthat Garrard would reach Villanow that night. McPherson ex-pected an attack in the morning. There was much activity on the part of the cavalry. Wheelerwas striking where a favorable opportunity presented, and on the9th reported that he had fought the enemys cavalry for three 215. Evacuation Of Dalton 217 hours in the morning, driven them two miles, and captured 200prisoners, horse equipments, etc. At this date the Confederatearmy was much elated by the news of Lees success in Virginia. General Johnston, alarmed at the reports reaching him ofMcPhersons movements down about Sugar Valley, sent threedivisions, under Lieutenant-General Hood, to Resaca. On the9th he had written to Cantey, in command there: General John-ston sends you another brigade. He impresses upon you the im-portance of the bridges you guard and the absolute necessity oftheir being held. General Martin is near Calhoun. Make ar-rangements with him to come to your assistance, if pressed, andkeep the general fully informed of everything that takes place.Remember that if you are attacked by a very large force the gen-eral will come to your assistance, and that you can hold out withthe certainty of being relieved. As t

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