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Page 184
... troops who had followed his fortunes . He returned to Vicksburg and went to Natchez and from thence to New Orleans . He arrived in the Crescent City on September 2d , and on the 3d , the trade of the Southwestern metropolis was de ...
... troops who had followed his fortunes . He returned to Vicksburg and went to Natchez and from thence to New Orleans . He arrived in the Crescent City on September 2d , and on the 3d , the trade of the Southwestern metropolis was de ...
Page 291
... troops had been or- ganized , furnished with arms and put on duty . General Grant was at Milliken's Bend , La . His General Order , No. 25 , in relation to these black soldiers , says : " Commissaries will issue supplies , and quarter ...
... troops had been or- ganized , furnished with arms and put on duty . General Grant was at Milliken's Bend , La . His General Order , No. 25 , in relation to these black soldiers , says : " Commissaries will issue supplies , and quarter ...
Page 292
... troops who night and day were pressing the siege , found time to listen to an extended report of the officer he had placed in charge of our people in the November previous . GRANT TO LINCOLN . This report he afterwards forwarded to ...
... troops who night and day were pressing the siege , found time to listen to an extended report of the officer he had placed in charge of our people in the November previous . GRANT TO LINCOLN . This report he afterwards forwarded to ...
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