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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 3. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 137 (search)
. Buford with a part of his command. Inferring that my transport was waiting to receive him I went farther down the river, and met Capt. Dollins, whom I also instructed to embark, and still farther met the remainder of the Twenty-seventh, which had halted on the bank where the gunboat Tyler was lying to, the Lexington lying still farther down. The rest of the boats having gone forward, Capt. Walker, of the Tyler, at my request promptly took the remainder of the Twenty-seventh on board, Capt. Stamble, of the Lexington, covering the embarkation. Having thus embarked all my command, I returned with Capts. Schwartz and Hatch to my transports and reembarked, reaching Cairo about midnight, after a day of almost unceasing marching and conflict. I cannot bestow too high commendation upon all whom I had the honor to command on that day. Supplied with inferior and defective arms, many of which could not be discharged and others bursting in use, they fought an enemy in woods, with which