in the assault of the hill, General Sheridan pushed forward in

pursuit, and drove those in his front who had escaped capture across

REPORT OF COLONEL FRANCIS T. SHERMAN, COMMANDING FIRST BRIGADE:

"When within ten yards of the crest, our men seemed to be thrown

forward as if by some powerful engine, and the old flag was planted

firmly and surely on the last line of works of the enemy, followed by

the men, taking one battery of artillery."

REPORT OF COLONEL MICHAEL GOODING, TWENTY-SECOND INDIANA:

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