Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Louisville, Kentucky” in volume 1, chapter 15 of William Tecumseh Sherman, Memoirs of General William T. Sherman .:
...and Wirt Adams.
Quite frequently they communicated with us by flags of truce on trivial matters, and we reciprocated, merely to observe them.
One day a flag of truce, borne by a Captain B----, of Louisville, Kentucky , escorted by about twenty-five men, was reported at Messinger's Ferry, and I sent orders to let them come right into my tent.
This brought them through the camps of the Fourth Division, and part of...
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