...attention of the enemy. and weakening their resistance to the attack by the troops on the other side. The assault on the other and most difficult side of...column of 3,000 troops of the old Tenth Corps, led by Col. Curtis, under the immediate supervision of Gen. Terry. The enemy's force in the fort was over...

...attention of the enemy and weakening their resistauce to the attack by the troops on the other side. The assault on the other and most difficult side of the fort was made by a coluum of 3,000 troops of the old Tenth Corps, led by Colonel Curtis, ouder the immediate supervision...

...few escaped across the river, in boats, under cover of the darkness ; the rest became our prisoners. Mr. Stanton, the Secretary of War, had been visiting...difficult side of the fort was made by a column of three thousand troops of the old Tenth Corps, led by Colonel Curtis, under the immediate supervision...

...dispatch to President Lincoln marked " official," dated Tuesday, 10 AM, Jan. 17, 1865.1 In this dispatch Stanton mentions Terry, my brigade commanders and...difficult side of the fort was made by a column of 3000 troops of the old Tenth Corps, led by Colonel Curtis, under the immediate supervision of General...