The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies. Series 1, Volume 30, In Four Parts. Part 1, Reports.

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... Infantry. 3d Arkansas Infantry. M Humphreys' Brigade. 13th Mississippi Infantry. 17th Mississippi Infantry... Arkansas Infantry. 4th Arkansas Battalion Infantry. BU( STE Brown's Brigade. 18th Tennessee Infantry. 26th... Arkansas Infantry. 5th and -13th Arkansas Infantry (consolidated). dated). 2d and 15th Arkansas Infantry... (consolidated). dated). 6th and 7th Arkansas Infantry (consolidated). dated). Swett's Battery. :STREET'S CORPS...'s Brigade. 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles mounted]. 2d Arkansas Mounted Rifles mounted]. CKNER'S CORPS

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... 11,1861...............502-636 CHAPTER VIII. Operations in Arkansas, the Indian Territory, and Missouri. February 7-May 9, 1861.... Page. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Indian Territory. May 10-November 19,1861.... 1-749

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.... Page. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Indian Territory. Nov. 19, 1861-April 10, 1862............................................................. 1-966 VOLUME XIII. CHAPTER XXV. Page. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, the Indian Territory

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... Infantry. 2d Tennessee Infantry. 48th Tennessee Infantry. 1st Arkansas Infantry. Wilson's Brigade. 30th.... lieshler's Brigade. 19th Arkansas Infantry. 17th, 18th, 24th, and 25th Texas dismounted Cavalry, now called

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... ................................ 1-1152 VOLUME XXII-IN TWO PARTS. CHAPTER XXXIV. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas

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... in Arkansas and Louisiana connected with the Siege of Vicksburg. January 20-August 10, 1863. Page. Part

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... here last night. We have mortally wounded one cavalryman, who reports himself belonging to an Arkansas

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.... They represent Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Firing has been heard by McCook in the direction of Whitaker

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... 1 22 KY., SW . VA., T'I:NN., MISS.. N. ALA., AN I) N. (;A. [('r. XLII. ArKansas, Texas, atid

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.... Forts are all man saw. Colonel and lieutenant-colonel from Little Rock said Arkansas army was very much

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... it not be better even to recall Steele from Arkansas than to risk a check here, where heart of rebellion is within

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... Tennessee again, even if they had to withdraw every man from Richmond and Charleston. A captain of Arkansas

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... to Arkansas regiments. Eleven prisoners go up in charge of Captain Rosencranz. I inclose a list* of them

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...'s corps in Arkansas, which also formed part of Grant's army. Hearing nothing from General Grant, or from

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..., James W. Mentioned .................... .................. 180, Arkansas Troops. Mentioned

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... Arkansas Regiment, of Armstrong's brigade, Forrest's division. He stated that two brigades were in my

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.... See Arkansas Troops. Heltemes' (John B.) Infantry. See Kentucky Troops, Union, 18th Regiment. Hescock

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... Arkansas Troops, 2d Regiment. Slocomb's (C. H.) Artillery. See Washington Artillery, post, 5th Battery

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