History Of The 72d Indiana Volunteer Infantry Of The Mounted Lightning Brigade - Chapter Twenty One
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History Of The 72d Indiana Volunteer Infantry Of The Mounted Lightning Brigade - Chapter Twenty One
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August 6th to September 14th, 1863 -- Begin Second Year's Service at Dechard -- Beautiful Camp, Good and abundant water -- Comrades join us -- A Big Mouse -- Bragg's Retreat from Tullahoma -- Lightning Brigade move over the Mountains, attack Chattanooga and Bragg evacuates the City -- Dry Valley and Racy Incidents -- Big Corn, Big Sheep, Big Eating -- How we got our Mutton -- A Tussle with the Bell-Wether -- Hard on the Old Sow -- Crossing the Tennessee River -- The Faint deceives Bragg, He retreats and the Lightning Brigade flashes after Him to Tunnel Hill, Striking the Rebels in Force -- Bad Mistake of Rosecrans, who will not be Convinced that We have found the Enemy in Force in Front -- We Escape from the Enemy after Night -- Seventy Second Foragers taken before Gen. Rosecrans -- Sergt. Wakeman Introduces Capt Smith to Col. Miller
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