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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 206 (search)
twenty field guns, two thousand prisoners, and large quantity of stores, besides all the iron works north of here. Forrest, Dick Taylor, Adams, and Armstrong succeeded in getting out in the dark, by wading the swamps on the east side of the city. The place is strongly fortified with two lines of bastion forts, the outer one with continuous line of stockade from river to river. The conduct of my troops was magnificent; loss not very heavy; General Long wounded slightly in the head ; Colonel Dobb killed; Colonels Miller, McCormick, and Biggs wounded. I shall burn the arsenal, naval foundry, and everything of service to the rebels; but hold the place for you as long as I can do so without jeopardizing my command, or the campaign. Three brigades of Forrest's are west of the Cahawba. I shall go after him as soon as I hear definitely from you. Hurry forward your gunboats and transports; relieve me of my capture, and let me finish up the balance of the rebel cavalry. I may poss