. History of the Thirteenth Regiment, United States Infantry. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, MAJOR GHNERAI,.Captain, Thirteenth Infantry, July 5, 1870 to July 1, 1889.. A. 1^. HOUGH, BRIGADIER GENERAL.Captain, Thirteenth Infantry, April 16, 1870 to Feb. 18, 1874. ORDERED TO ST. LOUIS 65 HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF MISSISSIPPI, Nashville, Tenn., July 5, 1865.Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, Washington.Dear General:— St *Jf* *-k *A* >1^ +i* *T* «T* T* *T* *T* ^h You remember I spoke to you of the First Battalion,Thirteenth Regulars. They were left here by me however. Theyhad lost 60 per cent in battl
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. History of the Thirteenth Regiment, United States Infantry. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, MAJOR GHNERAI, .Captain, Thirteenth Infantry, July 5, 1870 to July 1, 1889.. A. 1^. HOUGH, BRIGADIER GENERAL.Captain, Thirteenth Infantry, April 16, 1870 to Feb. 18, 1874. ORDERED TO ST. LOUIS 65 HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF MISSISSIPPI, Nashville, Tenn., July 5, 1865.Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, Washington.Dear General:— St *Jf* *-k *A* >1^ +i* *T* «T* T* *T* *T* ^h You remember I spoke to you of the First Battalion, Thirteenth Regulars. They were left here by me however. Theyhad lost 60 per cent in battle, which I thought a full share, Theywant to go with me, and I also want them, and I find General Thomashas always considered them as part of my command. I ask today bytelegraph for leave to order to Jefferson Barracks. The headquartersare already at Camp DennisOn, in Ohio, within the new area of mynew division. 1 visited yesterday the camps of all the troops still re-maining of my old army, and learned from General Logan that all aretobe mustered out forthwith. I am glad of it, for I think many otthem will soon tire of the tedium of civil life a