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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 88 (search)
hest commendation. Ox Hill. Monday evening, September first, the divisions arrived near Germantown, on the Little River turnpike; and it was understood the enemy were in force, in a strong posiuntry road, until we reached the Little River turnpike, which was followed in the direction of Germantown until we were ordered to bivouack late at night. Early next morning, (the first of Septembe was apparent at Centreville, and hold it from attacking our flank, which was moving up toward Germantown, Captain Witcher was contented to drive back the dismounted cavalry. After sundown, Brigadierstance to the rear of the enemy's position during the day. On Monday, September first, near Germantown, the Third was ordered to the support of General Gregg's brigade. After a sharp conflict withcompany, accompanied General Stuart, commanding cavalry, in pursuit of the enemy to and beyond Germantown. They came up with the enemy at several points, driving him ahead of them and capturing five