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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.40 (search)

. The company was organized at Camp Kyle, near Harrisburg, Texas, with Captain F. H. Odlum in command. They were mustered into service at Galveston by Brigadier-Gwith which to throw the guns around on their travel bars, inside the fort. Captain Odlum sent immediately to the town of Sabine for ammunition, and soon the little neral Magruder, who had been informed of the enemy's approach, sent word to Captain Odlum to spike the guns, blow up the fort, and retreat to Taylor's bayou, and thhe enemy in check. When these orders were made known to Lieutenant Dowling-Captain Odlum being in command of the post in the town of Sabine, in place of Colonel Grirom Orange and Beaumont. Commodore Leon Smith makes honorable mention of Captain Odlum, Lieutenant Dowling, Lieutenant Smith, and Captain Cook, who came down withThat the President be requested to communicate the foregoing resolutions to Captain Odlum, Lieutenant Dowling and the men under his command. Approved February 8,

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