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General Joseph E. Johnston, Narrative of Military Operations During the Civil War, Chapter 11 (search)
along the crest of the short ridge --French's left reaching its southwestern base, and Hardee's from French's left almost due south across the Lost Mountain and Marietta road, to the brow of the high ground immediately north of the branch of Nose's Creek that runs from Marietta-Walker's division on the right, Bate's next, then Cleburne's, and Cheatham's on the left. Immediately after this new disposition, heavy and long-continued rains made Nose's Creek impassable, and under its cover the Nose's Creek impassable, and under its cover the Federal line was extended some miles beyond our left toward the Chattahoochee. When the stream subsided, the enemy's right was found to be protected by intrenchments constructed in the mean time. On the 20th the most considerable cavalry affair of the campaign occurred on our right. The Confederate cavalry on that flank, being attacked by that under General Garrard's command, repulsed the assailants, whom, as they were retiring, Wheeler charged with above a thousand men, and routed, captur