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Military Reminiscences of the Civil War V1

CHAPTER IV
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It was not till the 6th of July that a regiment could be sent, and another followed in two or three days.

The two Kentucky regiments were not yet armed and equipped, but after a day or two were ready and were ordered up the river by steamboats.

I myself left Camp Dennison on the evening of Sunday the 7th with the Eleventh Ohio (seven companies) and reached Gallipolis in the evening of the 9th.
The three Ohio regiments were united on the 10th and carried by steamers to Point Pleasant, and we entered the theatre of war.
[Footnote: Official Records, vol.li.

pt.i.p.

416: my report to McClellan.] My movement had been made upon a telegram from General McClellan, and I found at Gallipolis his letter of instructions of the 2d, and another of the 6th which enlarged the scope of my command.


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