Our scouts and
patrols are now continually picking up stray guerrillas. This morning Captain
Ring sends to headquarters at Baily Springs, seven prisoners captured since our
arrival here. Patrols are again sent to the Tennessee river, which now is a
daily duty. Nothing new to-day, save some fine horses brought in this evening
by the foraging parties. The Seventh is feasting high to-night.
SOURCE: Daniel Leib
Ambrose, History of the Seventh Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry,
p. 230
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