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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 206 (search)
l White pushed rapidly forward, succeeded in saving the bridge, which the rebels were about to burn, and continuing his pursuit, entered Macon with them. The city and defences were immediately surrendered by Major-General Cobb. Our captures were five Generals and three hundred and forty-five other officers, eighteen hundred and forty-three enlisted men, and sixty pieces of artillery. I beg to refer you to the reports of Lieutenant-Colonel Pritchard, Fourth Michigan cavalry, and Lieutenant C. White, Seventeenth Indiana mounted infantry, which are enclosed herewith. Both of these officers are deserving of promotion for the gallant and soldier-like manner in which they have performed their duties. Captain Hudson, Fourth Michigan cavalry, Major Weiler, Lieutenant McDowell, and Lieutenant Doyle, of the Seventeenth Indiana mounted infantry, are also deserving of promotion for their gallantry. Here with I also hand you the report of Captain Robinson, Chicago Board of Trade batt