les and Leaders_, vol. iii., p. 39, and see _War Records_,
vol. xvi., Part II., pp. 394, 395.

( 6) _Ohio in the War_, vol. i., p. 93.

( 7) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. ii., p. 736.

( 8) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. ii., p. 744, map.

( 9) _War Records_, vol. xvii., Part I., pp. 158, 170; _Battles
and Leaders_, vol. ii., p. 752.

(10) _War Records_, vol. xvii., Part I., p. 176.

(11) _Ibid_., p. 381 (382-4).

(12) _Ibid_., p. 158, 308.

(13) _War Records_, vol. xvii., Part I., pp. 205-8, 302, 322.

(14) _Ibid_., p. 158; Grant's _Memoirs_, vol. i., p. 417.

(15) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. ii., p. 753; _War Records_
(Rosecrans' Report), vol. xvii., Part I., p. 170.

(16) Atlas, _War Records_, Part V., plate 24.

(17) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., p. 978.

(18) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., pp. 966, 970.

(19) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. iii., pp. 603-42.

(20) While the army was massed at Dripping Springs, a beef-ox
escaped from a herd about midnight, and in wild frenzy rushed back
and forth through the army, jumping on and running over the bivouacked
sleeping soldiers, seriously injuring many, until a large part of
the army was alarmed and called up. He was finally surrounded and
bayoneted to death.

(21) Atlas, _War Records_, Part V., plate 24.

(22) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., pp. 862-8.

(23) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., p. 862-8.

(24) _Ibid_., Part II., p. 564.

(25) _Ibid_., pp. 539, 554-5, 560.

(26) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part II., pp. 554-5, 560.

(27) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. iii., pp. 43, 61.

(28) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. iii., pp. 47, 602.

(29) _Battles and Leaders_, vol. iii., pp. 602, 47.

(30) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., pp. 1092-6.

(31) _Ibid_., Part II., p. 580.

(32) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., pp. 1092-3.

(33) _Ibid_., p. 1040.

(34) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., pp. 1033, 1112.

(35) _War Records_, vol. xvi., Part I., p. 1088.

(36) _Ibid_., Part II., pp. 641, 654.

CHAPTER IX
Commissioned Colonel of 110th Ohio Volunteers--Campaigns in West
Virginia under General Milroy, 1862-3--Emancipation of Slaves in
the Shenandoah Valley, and Incidents

On September 30, 1862, I arrived at Columbus, Ohio, from Louisville,
and was at once commissioned Colonel of the 110th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry. My regiment was at Camp Piqua, Ohio, not yet organized
and without arms or clothing. I