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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book I:—eastern Tennessee. (search)
the mountain and trending northward, this spur forms the small valley of Chattanooga Creek, which gives its name to the town situate near to its mouth. Pigeon Mounidow Glenn, the other at Villetoe's farm—and at last enters the valley of Chattanooga Creek through the gorge of McFarland's Gap. The Leet's tanyard road extends toreaching that point he enters, without waiting, the road which runs along Chattanooga Creek and is already crowded with wagons. Having arrived at Rossville, Rosecranight Thomas directs Mitchell to reconnoitre, on the right, the valley of Chattanooga Creek and to proceed as far as the slopes of Lookout Mountain. He shall be assrp attack upon the cavalry at the foot of the pass, and drives it back to Chattanooga Creek, after having picked up two thousand prisoners, eighteen flags, and many heeler, following up Mitchell's tracks, comes down along the left bank of Chattanooga Creek until he is halted by the Federal cavalry a little more than a mile from
Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book II:—the siege of Chattanooga. (search)
ty of Lookout Mountain and the banks of Chattanooga Creek. The rest of the army was stationed upo Lookout Creek and on the east as far as Chattanooga Creek. The western slope is the most abrupt. balterns. Johnson, on the right bank of Chattanooga Creek, was watching for an opportunity to aid just resumed the command—quietly crosses Chattanooga Creek over the bridge on the road to Rossville readiness to advance into the valley of Chattanooga Creek to support Granger's right when Thomas suntain rise above the mist floating over Chattanooga Creek. Upon the top of the mountain a spot apide, has only to ascend the left bank of Chattanooga Creek to fall in line on the right of Granger.he care of guarding the northern side of Chattanooga Creek. Shortly after having sent the Eleventh It is three o'clock. The bridge across Chattanooga Creek is finished. Hooker hastens the march ochief is ignorant even of the passage of Chattanooga Creek. Hooker intends to give news of himself[5 more...]