The story of a border city during the Civil War

by Galusha Anderson

[84]. Pp. 557, 648.

[85]. Moore’s Reb. Rec., Vol. IV, Doc., p. 52.

[86]. Moore’s Reb. Rec., Vol. III, D. of E., p. 121.

[87]. Moore’s Reb. Rec., Vol. III, D. of E., p. 103. Also W. R. S. 1, Vol. VIII, pp. 431, 490.

[88]. Moore’s Reb. Rec., Vol. IV, D. of E., p. 16.

W. R. S. 2, Vol. I, p. 150.

[89]. W. R. S. 1, Vol. XXII, P. 1, p. 811.

[90]. At that time Missouri was called a State of Misery.

[91]. Forty-Six Years in the Army, pp. 104–106.

[92]. In addition to my own observations, for the facts set forth in this chapter I am largely indebted to “The Western Sanitary Commission: A Sketch ——.”