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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 7. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 27 (search)
ack River above. The only pontoon train with the expedition was with him. By the morning of the eighteenth he had crossed the river, and was ready to march on Walnut Hills. McClernand and McPherson built floating bridges during the night, and had them ready for crossing their commands by eight A. M. of the eighteenth. The mar by Sherman at an early hour by the Bridgeport and Vicksburgh road, turning to the right when within three and a half miles of Vicksburgh, to get possession of Walnut Hills and the Yazoo River. This was successfully accomplished before the night of the eighteenth. McPherson crossed Black River above the Jackson road, and came in's Report, page 54 Docs. ante. Acting Rear-Admiral Commanding Mississippi Squadron. Major-General Sherman's report. headquarters Fifteenth army corps, Walnut hills, Miss., May 24, 1863. sir: In order to make a connected history of events preceding the final issue of this campaign I avail myself of this the first leisur