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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 206 (search)
more Lieutenant 123d Illinois Colonel N. O. Miller. Aide-de-camp; first to enter the rebel works at Selma, mounted. Wiley Captain 123d Illinois Colonel J. G. Vail With a guard of men captured twenty prisoners and two pieces of artillery, three hundred yards in advance of the line. Wood Captain 123d Illinois Colonel J. G. Vail   Delong Captain 123d Illinois Colonel J. G. Vail   O. F. Bane Captain   Colonel J. G. Vail Colonel Miller's Staff. G. B. Sweet Lieutenant   Colonel J. G. Vail W. N. Owens Captain   Colonel J. G. Vail Provost Marshal First Brigade. John C. Scott     Colonel J. G. Vail Brigade Inspector First Brigade. Jackson S. Bell Sergeant 72d Indiana Colonel J. G. Vail For his energy in performance of his duty at all times. Rode under terrific fire to report Colonel Miller being wounded to Colonel Vail, next in command. B. D. Pritchard Lieutenant-Colonel 4th Michigan Colonel R. H. G. Minty.   Frank White Lieutenant-Colonel 17th Indiana Colonel R. H. G. Minty.   M