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ned to assail him on Wednesday morning, the thirty-first. For this purpose, Cleburn's division, Hardee's corps, was moved from the second line on the right, to thnt, and the whole line was established without opposition. During the night Gen. Cleburn's division was re-transferred to its original position on the right, and Lie. L. Polk and W. J. Hardee, commanding corps, Major-Gens. J. M. Withers and P. R. Cleburn, commanding divisions, are specially commended to their government for thei, and so turn our position on that wing. Gen. Bragg, therefore, transferred Gen. Cleburn's division from our right to the left about sundown. Our forces at the close were disposed thus: the divisions of Gens. McCown and Cleburn on our left, Withers and Cheatham in the centre, and Breckinridge on the right. A notable instance driven from point to point with most astonishing rapidity. Very soon McCown, Cleburn, Withers, and Cheatham were bearing down with an impetuosity and power utterly