Iowa in War Times volume 1
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Joseph C. Stoddard.
P. B. Clark.
Aug. W. Hoffmeister.
S. D. Cook.
Isaac M. Houston.
Geo. H. Noyes.
W. D. Hoffman.
Chas. McGovern.
CHAPLAINS.
Wm. McCuUough. Wm. Downard.
NINTH IOWA INFANTRY.
Hon. Wm. Vandever, member of congress from Iowa, obtained special pennission the day after the battle of Bull Run, to raise a regiment in his district. The Ninth infantry responded to the call. It was organized at Dubuque, and mustered into the service September 24, 1861. Wm. Vande- ver was colonel, Frank J.... Herron lieutenant colonel and Wm. H. Coyl major. The regiment was immediately sent to St. Louis, and October 11th, moved to Franklin to guard the railroad. The great Army of the West was now preparing for a grand forward movement. At Lebanon, the regiment joined the Army of the Southwest, commanded by Gen. Curtis. It was placed in Vandever's brigade, and in Carr's division. Curtis hoped to capture Price in Springfield, and marched for that point. It was too late. Price had evacuated. Curtis pursued rapidly, halting at Cross Hollows, Arkansas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph C. Stoddard.
P. B. Clark.
Aug. W. Hoffmeister.
S. D. Cook.
Isaac M. Houston.
Geo. H. Noyes.
W. D. Hoffman.
Chas. McGovern.
CHAPLAINS.
Wm. McCuUough. Wm. Downard.
NINTH IOWA INFANTRY.
Hon. Wm. Vandever, member of congress from Iowa, obtained special pennission the day after the battle of Bull Run, to raise a regiment in his district. The Ninth infantry responded to the call. It was organized at Dubuque, and mustered into the service September 24, 1861. Wm. Vande- ver was colonel, Frank J.... Herron lieutenant colonel and Wm. H. Coyl major. The regiment was immediately sent to St. Louis, and October 11th, moved to Franklin to guard the railroad. The great Army of the West was now preparing for a grand forward movement. At Lebanon, the regiment joined the Army of the Southwest, commanded by Gen. Curtis. It was placed in Vandever's brigade, and in Carr's division. Curtis hoped to capture Price in Springfield, and marched for that point. It was too late. Price had evacuated. Curtis pursued rapidly, halting at Cross Hollows, Arkansas.
What to read after Iowa in War Times volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S H M Samuel Hawkins Marshall Byers to read onlineMoreLess
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