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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book IV:—the war in the South-West. (search)
ing of the arrival of the Federals at Cotile he hastened to retreat. The bulk of his forces took the road to Fort Jesup, and, going beyond this point, halted on April 1st at the village of Pleasant Hill, where he joined them after having waited at Natchitoches for the arrival of the Federals. This town was occupied on the 31st ofable. He chose the Washington road, and, not having any news of Thayer, whom the condition of the roads had obliged to change his course, he left Arkadelphia on April 1st. On the very next day he found in front of him Marmaduke, who had reunited his division by recalling Cabell. The Confederates were able to harass the Union arm eighty infantry and fifty cavalry went on March 30th from Little Rock to the latter point, where he embarked and ascended the White River to Augusta. On the 1st of April he landed his troops and penetrated into the interior in search of McRae. The latter made no delay in attacking him with superior forces in a place called Fit