. The civil war on the border; . Hartville and Houston road tocut off the Federal retreat, to rejoin the other troops atonce. Having collected his troops together, he orderedthe retreat, and encamped that night seven miles south-east of Hartville in an open prairie, leaving his dead andseverely wounded on the field. The next morning, aftersending, under flag of truce, a letter to the Federal com- ACTION AT HARTVILLE. 4^5 mander concerning the care of the Confederate woundedand the interment of his dead, he continued his retreatsouth into Arkansas, and crossed White River nearBatesville. On the
. The civil war on the border; . Hartville and Houston road tocut off the Federal retreat, to rejoin the other troops atonce. Having collected his troops together, he orderedthe retreat, and encamped that night seven miles south-east of Hartville in an open prairie, leaving his dead andseverely wounded on the field. The next morning, aftersending, under flag of truce, a letter to the Federal com- ACTION AT HARTVILLE. 4^5 mander concerning the care of the Confederate woundedand the interment of his dead, he continued his retreatsouth into Arkansas, and crossed White River nearBatesville. On the Federal side there were 7 men killed, 64wounded, 5 made prisoners, and 2 missing. From Gen-eral Marmadukes report, his casualties were 12 killed, 96wounded, and 3 missing. Having been left withoutprovisions for his men, Colonel Dunlap, after makingarrangements for the care of the Federal wounded andinterment of the dead, was obliged to leave Hartville andrejoin the other troops under Colonel Merrill en route toLebanon. THE ;,-f #** .l^feri . /f5»^^L- /;» J^\ Ka5 ^(r) £?* ^i -J\ ^S, 1 S?r)(f Wk Ei £5*^3 Sr^L^^ (?W sr ( vT ^Q^ ip®*%§ wJSfi^ 2^ffl^sii IIPI INDEX. Action at, Boonville, 33-39 ; Cole Camp, 40-50 ; Dry Wood, 120-132 ; Mount Zion Church, 192-195 ; Sears Farm and Big Creek, 288-294; Cane Hill, Ark., 385-395 ; Hart- ville, 458-465 ; Shirleys Ford, 350-352Adams, Capt. J. M., 407Adams, Col. Chas. W., 431Albert, Col. Anslem, 95Alexander, Col., 191Allens Battery, 295, 310, 348, 357, 358Amory, Lieut. Copley, 189, 190Andrews, Geo. L., 83, 86, 88, 91Ankeny, Capt. W. H., 289Arnold, Capt. T. W., 26Arsenal at Liberty, Mo., sacking of, 6Asboth, Gen. A., 149, 196, 208, 210, 216, 219, 220, 225, 239, 240Asmussen, Lieut. Chas. W., 264Atwater, Lieut. J. B., 414Axline, Capt. Jacob, 314, 321, 322 B Backof, Major Frank, 54, 56, 57,411, 413, 414, 417, 425Bailey, Lieut. Joseph M., 253Banzhaf, Major Charles, 436, 437Barris, Capt. S. P., 226, 228Barstow, Col. William,
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