...n. This engagement cost Wilder about thirty men and Pegram nearly fifty. Bragg, deceived by the reports brought in by his cavalry, had not been in a hurry to attack the Federals, believing that Crittenden , far from crossing the West Chickamauga, was advancing toward him at once from Ringgold and Gordon's Mills. He decided on the 12th, in the evening, to go and meet him, and enjoined Polk to take the...