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The Daily Dispatch: November 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], The situation at Chattanooga. (search)
, at the same time that it is generally conceded that he can be drawn from the shelter of his star forts and rifle pits by a flank movement, and by that alone. We feel satisfied that one of two events will take place before a great while; either Bragg will flank Grant, or Grant will flank Bragg. Heaven defend Georgia and the South from the last, and God speed the advance of the Army of Tennessee into the land of wool and grain and comfortable winter quarters. The correspondent of the AtBragg. Heaven defend Georgia and the South from the last, and God speed the advance of the Army of Tennessee into the land of wool and grain and comfortable winter quarters. The correspondent of the Atlanta Intelligencer writes from camp before Chattanooga, October 29, as follows: A division of the enemy, escorting about one hundred wagons of supplies and a number of ambulances, came up from Stevenson yesterday, by the way of Jasper, and crossed to this side of Kelly's Ferry, ten miles below Lookout, coming up Lookout Valley to Brown's Ferry, three miles below Chattanooga, where they have just finished a pontoon bridge. After a skirmish with our picket, (two regiments,) our men fell b