Ohio At Shiloh Report of the Commission
Ohio At Shiloh Report of the Commission
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They re- ported to him at his fifth line in Jones field and were hotly en- gaged from about 1 p. M. To 2. 30 p. M. Hickenlooper's 5th Ohio Battery and Munch's 1st Minnesota Battery and two bat- talions of the 11th Illinois cavalry had been assigned to the division and were encamped in rear of the iiLfantry. One company from each regiment was on picket one mile in front of the camps. On Saturday, April 5, a reconnoitering party 6th Division (Pkentiss's). 139 under Colonel Moore, 21st Missouri we...re sent out to the front. Colonel Moore reported Confederate cavalry in front, and -some evidences of an infantry force in front, but be failed to develop a regular line of the enem;y . Prentiss doubled his pick- ets and at 3 a. M. Sunday sent out another party of three com- panies of the 25th Missouri under Major Powell to recon- noiter well to the front. This party encountered the Confeder- ate picket under Major Hardcastle in Fraley field at 4. 55 a. M. These pickets at once engaged and continued their fire until about 6.
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They re- ported to him at his fifth line in Jones field and were hotly en- gaged from about 1 p. M. To 2. 30 p. M. Hickenlooper's 5th Ohio Battery and Munch's 1st Minnesota Battery and two bat- talions of the 11th Illinois cavalry had been assigned to the division and were encamped in rear of the iiLfantry. One company from each regiment was on picket one mile in front of the camps. On Saturday, April 5, a reconnoitering party 6th Division (Pkentiss's). 139 under Colonel Moore, 21st Missouri we...re sent out to the front. Colonel Moore reported Confederate cavalry in front, and -some evidences of an infantry force in front, but be failed to develop a regular line of the enem;y . Prentiss doubled his pick- ets and at 3 a. M. Sunday sent out another party of three com- panies of the 25th Missouri under Major Powell to recon- noiter well to the front. This party encountered the Confeder- ate picket under Major Hardcastle in Fraley field at 4. 55 a. M. These pickets at once engaged and continued their fire until about 6.
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