Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant Pollard” in chapter 39, section c.39.84, page 535 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 13.:

...talion, was present and Captain Bagby, Home Guard. I immediately took command of the entire force. I determined, after finding out my strength, to charge the camp. Sent up to Stevensville after Lieutenant Pollard (some two or three miles above), but before his arrival, received information that the Yankees were again advancing. The whole force was put in ambush. It was about twelve o'clock when the action...
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