attached myself to the right of Negley's division, which up to this

hour had been left almost undisturbed by the enemy in the line it had

taken up the night before. Under a heavy fire we succeeded in this

manoeuvre, Schaefer's brigade marching first, then the batteries, and

Roberts's and Sill's brigades following. When my division arrived on

this new ground, I posted Roberts on Negley's right, with Hescock's

and Bush's guns, the brigade and guns occupying a low rocky ridge of

limestone, which faced them toward Murfreesboro', nearly south. The

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