SALINE TERRITORY, AR. 1864
Copied from a Special Edition of "THE MERRY
GREEN PRESS"
Federal Forces at Poison Spring:
1st Kansas Colored Infantry
Major R. G. Ward
18th Iowa Infantry
Captain W. M. Duncan
2nd Kansas Cavalry -
Lieutenant B. B. Mitchell
Lieutenant E. Ross
6th Kansas Cavalry
Lieutenant R. L. Phillips
Lieutenant R. Henderson
Lieutenant A. J. Walker
14th Kansas Cavalry
Lieutenant J. Utt
Lieutenant W. C. Smith
2nd Battery, Indiana Light Artillery Lieutenant
W. W. Haines
Confederate Officers at Poison Spring:
Brigadier Generals:
Samuel B. Maxey, William L. Cabell, John S.
Marmaduke
Majors:
E. L. Murtrey - J. T. Poe, - J. A. Carroll
- M. Looscan
Captains: W. M. Hughey - O. B. Tebbs - J.
H. Cobb - S. S. Harris
Colonels :
J. C. Monroe - T. J. Morgan - A. Gordon -
J. F. Hill - W.H. Trader - T. M. Gunter - William A. Crawford - J. C. Wright
- Charles DeMorse - N. W. Battle - Tandy Walker - J. Riley S. W. Folsom
- Colton Greene - L. A. Campbel - W. J. Preston
Article: UNSCRUPULOUS PLUNDER & LOSSES
REPORTED AT POISON SPRING
DESTRUCTION OF DRAKE'S COMMAND AT MARKS' MILLS
Article: DESTRUCTION OF DRAKE'S COMMAND AT
MARKS' MILLS
Article: SAVAGERY & CELEBRATION AT MARKS'
MILLS
Article: A MIRROR FROM THE HOMER
Article: THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION,
Full Detail of Great Battle At Jenkins' Ferry.
A Summary of Events From Recent Dispatches
Article: BLACK TROOPS OUTDUEL CONFEDERATES
Article: THE USE OF ARTILLERY DURING THE BATTLE
PAGE
FOUR
Article: BATTLE LOSSES AT JENKINS' FERRY,
THE NUMBER COUNTED
PAGE
FIVE
Article: IOWA CASUALTIES REPORTED -
The 33rd Iowa - A through K
Article: PONTOON BRIDGE DESTROYED
Article: DESTRUCTION OF WAGONS
Article: CARR'S RIDE
Article: ELLIOTT'S REPORT
SALINE TERRITORY, AR 1864 - OBITUARIES
DEATH OF GENERAL GRINSTEAD
DEATH OF GENERAL RANDAL
SON OF DISTINGUISHED ARKANSAN DIES OF WOUNDS
TWO DEATHS REPORTED
MR. CHERRY'S DEATH
SALINE TERRITORY, AR 1864 - GALLANTRY NOTED
PAGE
NINE
Article: CONFEDERATE ROLL OF HONOR
FOR CONSPICUOUS COURAGE GOOD CONDUCT
Article: 27TH WISCONSIN CASUALTY REPORT
PAGE
TEN
SALINE TERRITORY, AR 1864 - DEATH NOTICE &
COMMENTS
Article: DEATH OF LIEUT. HUGH MC COLLUM
Article: VETERAN'S COMMENTS
FEDERAL COMMENTS
PAGE
ELEVEN
Article: AN EASY WAY TO FIGHT A BATTLE
Article: CONFEDERATE ATTEMPT FLEECED BY YANKS
Article: INFANT CHILD
Article: CAPTURE OF CONFEDERATE COLORS
PAGE
TWELVE
Article: GENERAL STEELE REMEMBERED FOR DODD
INCIDENT
Article: COMMENTS CONCERNING E. KIRBY SMITH
& CONFEDERATE COMMANDERS
Article: CRITICISM OF GENERAL FAGAN
Article: COUNTY JUDGE WITH FAGAN
Article: BATTLEFIELD HOSPITALS
Article: CONFEDERATE PRIVATE DESCRIBES HOSPITAL
EXPERIENCE
Article: AN ENCOUNTER WITH FEDERALS
Article: THE FEDERAL COMMANDER
PAGE
FOURTEEN
Article: HUMORUS
Article: RATIONS
Article: THE MULE BRIGADE
Article: SAVED BY A BOY AND A MULE
Article: QUARTERMASTER'S REPORT OF FEDERAL
PROPERTY LOSSES
PAGE
FIFTEEN
Article: SCOUTING CREWS ACTIVE HERE
Article: #1-STEELE'S REPORT TO GENERAL W.
H. HALLECK, CHIEF OF STAFF
PAGE
SIXTEEN
Article: #2-STEELE'S REPORT TO GENERAL W.
H. HALLECK, CHIEF OF STAFF
Article: #3-STEELE'S REPORT TO GENERAL W.
H. HALLECK, CHIEF OF STAFF
PAGE
SEVENTEEN
Article: A SOLDIER'S FAREWELL TO HIS LOVE
by General H. L. Grinstead (Killed at Jenkins'
Ferry)
Article: PINE BLUFF OCCUPIED BY FEDERALS
Article: POST OF PINE BLUFF
Article: SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS
PAGE
EIGHTEEN
Article: LETTER TO THE TROOPS OF THE VII ARMY
CORPS
by F. Steele, Major-General Commanding
Article: Untitled
Article: TO THE CHILDREN OF THE CONFEDERACY
Article: ALBERT PIKE'S DIXIE
CONFEDERATE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO MEET
PAGE
NINETEEN
Article: NEWS AND NOTES
Article: POSTAL NEWS
PAGE
TWENTY
ARTICLE: FROM THE EDITOR
WORDS FROM LOU ANN LUNSFORD
AND A FEW FROM JERI AND EDWARD G. GERDES
Grant County Museum in Sheridan, Arkansas printed in observance of the 125th Anniversary of the Civil War Battle of Jenkins' Ferry that was fought April 29-30th, 1864 in what was then Hot Springs and Saline County Territory...later incorporated into Grant County in 1869.