General Shermans Official Account of His Great March Through Georgia And the Ca
General Shermans Official Account of His Great March Through Georgia And the Ca
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The former reported himself in pos- session of Kinston, delayed somewhat by want of pro- visions, but able to march so as to make Goldsboro' on the 21st; and Terry was at or near Faison's Depot. Orders were at once dispatched to Schofield to push for Golds- boro, and to make dispositions to cross Little River in the direction of Smithfield as far as Millard ; to General Terry to move to Cox's Bridge, lay a pontoon bridge, and es- tablish a crossing; and to Blair to make a night march to Falling... Creek Church ; and at daylight the right wing, General Howard, less the necessary wagon guards, was put in rapid motion on Bentonville. By subsequent re- ports I learned that General Slocum's head of column had advanced from its camp of March 18, and first encountered Dibbrell's cavalry, but soon found his progress impeded by infantry and artillery. The enemy attacked his head of column, gaining a temporary advantage, and took three guns and caissons of General Carlin's division, driving the two leading brigades back on the main body.
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The former reported himself in pos- session of Kinston, delayed somewhat by want of pro- visions, but able to march so as to make Goldsboro' on the 21st; and Terry was at or near Faison's Depot. Orders were at once dispatched to Schofield to push for Golds- boro, and to make dispositions to cross Little River in the direction of Smithfield as far as Millard ; to General Terry to move to Cox's Bridge, lay a pontoon bridge, and es- tablish a crossing; and to Blair to make a night march to Falling... Creek Church ; and at daylight the right wing, General Howard, less the necessary wagon guards, was put in rapid motion on Bentonville. By subsequent re- ports I learned that General Slocum's head of column had advanced from its camp of March 18, and first encountered Dibbrell's cavalry, but soon found his progress impeded by infantry and artillery. The enemy attacked his head of column, gaining a temporary advantage, and took three guns and caissons of General Carlin's division, driving the two leading brigades back on the main body.
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