The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies
The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies
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This I imagine was done last night, expecting us to continue our route, when, whilst we would have been removing the obstructions before being able to proceed, they could under the cover of darkness have done us a deal of damage without themselves being in the least exposed. At sunset continued our route, and having marched about ten miles made a dry camp and halted for the moon to rise. June 24, starting this morning at 3 o'clock we reached the San Carlos at 7 o'clock, having marched twelve mi...les. Upon the arrival of the train got breakfast, after which we proceeded to destroy a field of twenty-five or thirty acres of corn. Here we found and broke pome farming implements, hoes, &c. At 5 p. m. raised camp and pro- ceeded a few miles down the river. Found another small field of corn, which we destroyed, and camped for the night. June 24, without moving camp this day, at an early hour I sent a portion of my com- mand down the river to scout for Indians and destroy crops. This party traveled down the river twelve or fifteen miles, but found neither corn nor Indians.
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This I imagine was done last night, expecting us to continue our route, when, whilst we would have been removing the obstructions before being able to proceed, they could under the cover of darkness have done us a deal of damage without themselves being in the least exposed. At sunset continued our route, and having marched about ten miles made a dry camp and halted for the moon to rise. June 24, starting this morning at 3 o'clock we reached the San Carlos at 7 o'clock, having marched twelve mi...les. Upon the arrival of the train got breakfast, after which we proceeded to destroy a field of twenty-five or thirty acres of corn. Here we found and broke pome farming implements, hoes, &c. At 5 p. m. raised camp and pro- ceeded a few miles down the river. Found another small field of corn, which we destroyed, and camped for the night. June 24, without moving camp this day, at an early hour I sent a portion of my com- mand down the river to scout for Indians and destroy crops. This party traveled down the river twelve or fifteen miles, but found neither corn nor Indians.
What to read after The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies?
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