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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 41 (search)
ptain of the latter, having been slightly wounded, the command of that regiment devolved on Captain Toomer till the next morning, when Captain Smith reported for duty and assumed command. The command of the Thirty-fourth regiment devolved on Captain Bowen after Major Pegram was wounded. When Captain Fowler reported that one of the pieces under Lieutenant Phelan had been lost on my right, the line in the meantime having fallen back, and the firing having ceased, the Twenty-fourth Mississippi r command, and said that Deshler's brigade would be taken to the right. The Six-teenth and Thirty-third Alabama regiments were ordered to lie down on a line with the troops in the front line to my left, who were also lying down. I found Brigadier-General Bowen at the right of his line, and told him that the batteries now firing on us would enfilade me if I advanced without a corresponding advance to my left. He said he had no orders to advance, but would send to Major-General Stewart for orde
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 54 (search)
e brigades of Lovell's division, Villepigue's, Bowen's, and Rust's in line, with reserve in rear ofover the crossing of the teams and artillery. Bowen was left at Tuscumbia Bridge, as a rear guard in a manner that reflected great credit on General Bowen and his brigade. The army was not again mfrom its right rear, by Moore's brigade, while Bowen was ordered to turn its left with his brigade e bridge south of the railroad, Villepigue and Bowen in front and Rust in reserve. I received ordets of fresh troops at Hatchie bridge. Leaving Bowen's brigade as a rear guard on the Corinth road,, General Villepigue217671 Third Brigade, General Bowen269240 Cavalry Brigade, Colonel Jackson1  hind them. It is due to the right wing of General Bowen's admirable brigade, the Twenty-second Misolonel and A. A. G. Report of Brigadier-General John S. Bowen. headquarters Third brigade,e sentence attached. Very respectfully, John S. Bowen, Brigadier-General, commanding. Report[8 more...]