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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 97 (search)
ver having been attempted by the enemy. A division of infantry, with its batteries, was posted to cover the crossing at Cub Run. The exact losses in this battle I am unable to give, as the reports received from the corps commanders only exhibit ions, and re-supplying the commands with ammunition. The enemy's cavalry appeared in force in front of our advance at Cub Run, during the morning of the thirty-first, but made no attempt to cross, and no attack upon our troops posted there. A feing the entire army. Those on the flanks will furnish a grand guard for the flanks. The advanced position this side of Cub Run will only be held as an outpost, and the division now there will be withdrawn. By command of Major-Gen. Pope. (Sigo be done having in view the safety of the capital. The enemy is already pushing a cavalry reconnoissance in front at Cub Run, whether in advance of an attack to-day, I do not yet know. I send you this that you may know our position and my purpo
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 110 (search)
ver having been attempted by the enemy. A division of infantry, with its batteries, was posted to cover the crossing at Cub Run. The exact losses in this battle I am unable to give, as the reports received from the corps commanders only exhibit ions, and re-supplying the commands with ammunition. The enemy's cavalry appeared in force in front of our advance at Cub Run, during the morning of the thirty-first, but made no attempt to cross, and no attack upon our troops posted there. A feing the entire army. Those on the flanks will furnish a grand guard for the flanks. The advanced position this side of Cub Run will only be held as an outpost, and the division now there will be withdrawn. By command of Major-Gen. Pope. (Sigo be done having in view the safety of the capital. The enemy is already pushing a cavalry reconnoissance in front at Cub Run, whether in advance of an attack to-day, I do not yet know. I send you this that you may know our position and my purpo