. La quarante-deuxième infanterie de l'Ohio : une histoire de l'organisation et des services de ce régiment dans la guerre de la rébellion; Avec des croquis biographiques de ses officiers de terrain et une liste complète du régiment . e dos, sans dire un mot, à son ancienne position, un mile et demi à droite et arrière de la ligne de Morgans. C'était à peu près neuf heures du matin.le départ brutal du général Sherman du point de l'attackleft général Morgan en doute si l'assaut serait tenté tedor abandonné. À tous les événements, il a décidé de ne pas prendre la thérésibilité de ce qu'il pensait sûr serait un coûteux et

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. The Forty-second Ohio infantry: a history of the organization and services of that regiment in the war of the rebellion; with biographical sketches of its field officers and a full roster of the regiment . e back, without saying a word, tohis former position, a mile and a half to the right and rear ofMorgans line. This was about nine oclock in the morning.The abrupt departure of Gen. Sherman from the point of attackleft Gen. Morgan in doubt whether the assault would be attemptedor abandoned. At all events he determined not to take theresponsibility of what he felt sure would be a costly and fruitlessexperiment without direct and positive orders, and thereforewaited in the hope that some other course would be adopted.But at noon an officer from Shermans Staff came to Morganand said, I came from Gen. Sherman and will give you hiswords. He said: Tell Morgan that I wish him to give thesignal for the assault; that we toill lose five thousatid men in takingVicksburgh, and may as zoell lose lliem noiu. To which Morganreplied: We will lose the men, but from this position we will nottake Vicksburgh, Nevertheless, there was but one thing to do, obey orders, and l62 THE FORTY-SECOND OHIO INFANTRY.. THE ASSAULT AT CHICKASAW BLUFFS. THE FORTY-SECOND OHIO INFANTRY. 163 Gen. Morgan gave the order to advance. The troops wereformed in column of divisions and massed in the formation knownas double column at half distance—that is a close column inwhich the right company of each division marched forward by itsleft flank file right and the left hand company by the right flankfile left By this plan the troops were condensed into a narrowcolumn to cross the slashing and the narrow causeway beyond, butready to deploy into a column of divisions as soon as the openground was reached. DeCourcys Brigade was arranged as follows : First in front, the Sixteenth Ohio, then the Twenty-Second Kentucky, thirdlythe Fifty-Fourth Indiana, and last, the Forty-Second Ohio, whichhaving been on duty all

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