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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 1. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book IV:—the first autumn. (search)
rdered a charge. A portion of the mounted men dashed forward at once; the rest followed, and the enemy were thrown into confusion. In the mean time, the shells of the two Federal field-pieces routed the Confederate cavalry, which was thinking to repeat the flank movement it had executed during the fight at Carthage. The Federals remained masters of the field. This skirmish had only cost a few killed and wounded on both sides. Rains had been thrown back upon McCulloch's division at Cave Springs. The latter remained inactive, believing Lyon to be infinitely stronger than he really was, and not daring to go out to meet him. The Federal general, on his part, after proceeding as far as Curran, on the 3d of August, twelve kilometres beyond Dug Springs, also came to a halt. His army, exhausted by the heat, was in want of food; the term of service of several regiments was about to expire, and he hoped to find reinforcements at Springfield. He had also ascertained that the enemy had