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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 129 (search)

ng an army to effect and give success to the general uprising so long contemplated by the Sons of Liberty. The whole number of troops for duty at Camp Douglas on that day were as follows: Eighth regiment Veteran Reserve corps, Lieutenant-Colonel L. C. Skinner, commanding 273 Fifteenth regiment Veteran Reserve corps, Lieutenant-Colonel Martin Flood, commanding 377 Total infantry 650 Twenty-fourth Ohio battery, Lieutenant James W. Gamble, commanding 146 Making a tota of the Government may require, be tried before a military commission and punished. I cannot close this report without expressing my conviction that the gratitude of the country is due to the Eighth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, Lieutenant-Colonel L. C. Skinner commanding; the Fifteenth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, Lieutenant-Colonel Martin Flood commanding; and the Twenty-fourth Ohio battery, Lieutenant James W. Gamble commanding, which comprised the small garrison at Camp Douglas, duri

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