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Chapter 6:
More troops at Cairo
expedition up the Tennessee and the Cumberland
arriv more troops were ordered to rendezvous at Cairo, Illinois. General Grant was designated to organize bers were mobilized in and around inhospitable Cairo.
Munitions of war and commissary stores were the transports began to come into the port at Cairo.
Orders were issued for the troops to be read my husband's death, I started at once for Cairo, Illinois, determined, if it were possible, to go t ery limited, and hundreds of people flocked to Cairo, anxious to go up the Tennessee and Cumberland g Landing and on to Corinth.
On my arrival at Cairo I learned that Colonel Logan was not killed, b us to join him. Going to army headquarters at Cairo, I applied for permission to go up the river.
ospital, and in battle from the time they left Cairo, February, 1862, till Vicksburg fell, July 4, sequently, by the time General Logan landed at Cairo his heroism, magnanimity, kindness to his men,
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