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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.38 (search)

and the City Light Guards of Columbus,) a flag of truce was observed by G. J. Peacock, lieutenant commanding City Light Guards, and its approach reported to Major C. J. Moffett, commanding Second Georgia battalion, and he advanced to the front probably thirty paces and called out the inquiry, What is wanted? The answer was given, Important dispatches from General Grant to General Lee. Major Moffett replied: Stand where you are till I communicate. A messenger was sent quickly to Colonel Tayloe, commanding brigade, and A. H. Perry, A. A. General of the brigade, came soon to our line, and with Major Moffett, went out to the flag of truce, and received the Major Moffett, went out to the flag of truce, and received the dispatch which was hurried to brigade headquarters and thence to General Lee. This dispatch, it was afterward developed, was the demand from General Grant to General Lee, for the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia. About midnight our brigade, according to orders, silently left our line of battle and marched in column to

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