. Batailles et dirigeants de la guerre civile : être pour la plupart des contributions des officiers de l'Union et des Confédérés . réaliser le plan. A. P. Stewart avait maintenant Polkscorps, et Cheatham a pris des sangs. LE GÉNÉRAL SHERMANS SIÈGE À LA MAISON HOWARD, EN FACE D'ATLANTA. À PARTIR D'UNE ESQUISSE RÉALISÉE À CE MOMENT-LÀ. III ses mémoires le général Sherman dit que le 21 juillet (la veille de la mort du général McPherson), tandis que lui (Sherman) était à la tête de Schotieldstroops, en s'attendant à ce que l'ennemi évacuerait, Mc-Pherson et son personnel se délassent. Nous y sommes allés, hésitations, à la Howard House, un esprit de construction à double cadre

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. Battles and leaders of the Civil War : being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers . carry out the plan. A. P. Stewart now had Polkscorps, and Cheatham took Hoods. GENERAL SHERMANS HEADQUARTERS AT THE HOWARD HOUSE, EN FRONT OF ATLANTA. FROM A SKETCH MADE AT THE TIME. Iii his Memoirs General Sherman says that on July21st (the day before General McPherson was killed), while he (Sherman) was at the head of Schotieldstroops, expecting that the enemy would evacuate, Mc-Pherson and his staff rode up. We went back, hesays, to the Howard House, a double frame-build-ing with a porch, and sat on the steps discussingthe chances of battle, and Hoods general character.McPherson had also been of the same class at WestPoint with Hood, Sehofield, and Sheridan. We agreedthat we ought to be unusually cautious, and preparedat all times for sallies and for hard fighting, becauseHood, though not deemed much of a scholar, or ofgreat mental capacity, was undoubtedly a brave, de-termined, and rash man.—Editors. Hardee on the right and Stewart on his VOL. IV. 3>4 THE STRUGGLE FOR ATLANTA.. SPRAGUES BRIGADE PROTECTING THE WAGON TRAINS OF SHERMANS ARMY ATDECATUR, GEORGIA, JULY 22, 1861. FROM A SKETCH MADE AT THE TIME. left, in lines that overlapped Newtons position, at 3 oclock of the 20th ofJnly, struck the blow. They came surging on through the woods, down thegentle slope, with noise and fury like Stonewall Jacksons men at Chancel-lorsville. As to our men, some of them were protected by piles of rails, butthe most had not had time to barricade. Stewarts masses advanced successively from his right, so Newton was firstassailed. His rifles and cannon, firing incessantly and with utmost steadiness, soon stopped and repulsed the front attack; but whole battalions went far east of himinto the gap be-fore described.Thomas, behindthe creek, waswatching ; heturned some re-served batteriesupon those Con-federate battal- ions, and firedhis shells intothe thickets thatb

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