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Robert Underwood Johnson, Clarence Clough Buell, Battles and Leaders of the Civil War. Volume 3., chapter 8.89 (search)
Gap, forty-six miles south of Chattanooga, and to occupy Alpine, east of the mountains. Thomas was ordered to cross the mose at hand. On the 10th McCook's three divisions were at Alpine. Crittenden's corps by September 4th was across the Tenneaylor told me that McCook had encamped the night before at Alpine, twenty miles from Lafayette, toward which his march was directed. Our cavalry pickets had been driven in on the Alpine road the afternoon before, and had been replaced by infantry. report by Lieutenant Baylor, a brisk fire opened upon the Alpine road, two miles from Lafayette. I said to my staff, as wemarching to five thousand men. We learned, on reaching the Alpine road, that General Daniel Adams's skirmishers had been attp of Lookout Mountain, and remained all day of the 13th at Alpine. His cavalry had taken some prisoners from General Adams,lker, and myself, together, and told us that McCook was at Alpine, Crittenden at Lee and Gordon's Mills, and Thomas in McLem