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The Daily Dispatch: October 21, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
Grange (Georgia) Bulletin says: Atlanta is now garrisoned by General Slocum and the Twentieth Yankee army corps. General Iverson, last Thursday, captured East Point and drove the enemy's pickets beyond Whitehall, which place General Iverson held for several hours; and from there he could plainly overlook Atlanta and its garrison of blue coats. All the stories about the evacuation and burning of Atlanta are false. General Iverson captured fifty wagons at East Point, in splendid condition, together with an immense quantity of extra harness. There were also near there — there and thereabouts — the wreck and debris of seventy-five burned army way have made two or three dashes into the suburbs.--There are no Federal cavalry around the city, and our patrol make daily observations on a line extending from East Point to Decatur. That none of the Federal force has yet moved in the direction of either Macon or Augusta has thus been ascertained satisfactorily. The garrison at