22nd Indiana Infantry

The 22nd Indiana Infantry, commanded by Colonel Michael Gooding and serving in First Brigade under Post, First Division under Davis, and Twentieth Corps under McCook, marched from Steven's Gap on September 20th while guarding a supply train off Lookout Mountain on the left and rear of the enemy. It had a slight skirmish at Chattanooga Creek but succeeded in bringing the train within the Union lines, losing a few men and having horses captured. The regiment arrived at Crawfish Springs about 3 p.m., took position with cavalry forces commanded by General Mitchell, then marched again about 5 p.m. the same day and reached Chattanooga Valley at the foot of Lookout Mountain about 8 p.m.

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