. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . HON. JOEL S. WEISER HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 535 Infantry, under Ca])tain Straight and Colonel llarsh, and was mustered in at Fort then went south and took part in the campaign of Tennessee, aiding in driving GeneralHood out of Memphis. He was in the battle of Memphis two days and afterward marchedwith his command through Tennessee. The army was divided at Pulaski, the section towhich Mr. Weiser belonged being sent south and on to Vicksburg, but after remaining forthree days it went back on the same boats that had bro
. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . HON. JOEL S. WEISER HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 535 Infantry, under Ca])tain Straight and Colonel llarsh, and was mustered in at Fort then went south and took part in the campaign of Tennessee, aiding in driving GeneralHood out of Memphis. He was in the battle of Memphis two days and afterward marchedwith his command through Tennessee. The army was divided at Pulaski, the section towhich Mr. Weiser belonged being sent south and on to Vicksburg, but after remaining forthree days it went back on the same boats that had brought it down. The troops were thensent to New Orleans and after four days there were sent to Mobile Bay and to DolphinsIsland between Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan. Later they started on the move and capturedwhat was known as Spanish Fort. From that point they jjroceeded to ilontgomery, wherethey found their cavalry had arrived. They made the march of one hundred and seventeenmiles in live days. Word was there received that Lee had surrendered and a cheer went up
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