Pleasanton

Pleasanton and his men inflicted much damage and then left in orderly fashion.

General Pleasanton, commanding the cavalry, was sent with his entire force to look into the matter.

The same type of land, "covered with grass and trees," continued as far as Pleasanton.

Since there is no mention of the coast, the route must have been the well-known inland trail through Pleasanton and Dublin.

Pleasanton, commanding the artillery, brings sixteen guns to bear upon the advancing troops.