position, capturing a number of prisoners, among them Breckenridge's

and Bates's adjutant-generals, and the battery that had made such

stout resistance on the crest-two guns which were named "Lady

Breckenridge" and "Lady Buckner" General Bragg himself having barely

time to escape before his headquarters were taken.

My whole division had now reached the summit, and Wagner and Harker--

the latter slightly wounded--joined me as I was standing in the

battery just secured. The enemy was rapidly retiring, and though

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