In ascending the river he did not keep his place in the column, but pushed on and reached Savannah a day before the rest of my division.

When I reached that place, I found that Worthington had landed his regiment, and was flying about giving orders, as though he were commander-in-chief.

I made him get back to his boat, and gave him to understand that he must thereafter keep his place.

General C.F.Smith arrived about the 13th of March, with a large fleet of boats, containing Hurlbut's division, Lew.

Wallace's division, and that of himself, then commanded by Brigadier-General W.H.L.