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William Monks. A History of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas
A History of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas
Table of Contents
Introduction
EARLY SETTLEMENTS
Dow Bryant and a Gallon of Whisky
The Tutt and Evert War
Indians Chase a Sheriff Ten Miles
How a Mob Was Prevented
Religion and Politics
MISSOURI AND THE CIVIL WAR
A Big Confederate Meeting at West Plains
McBride Establishes Military Law
General Lyons Drives Rebels from Rolla
The Testing of Loyal Hearts
Rebels Defeated in Douglas County
Rebels Capture Col. Monks
"Billy, You Ought Not to be So Saucy."
Sold as a Beef Cow
The Confederate Army or Hell
In Camp at Yellville
Makes His Escape
Arrives at Springfield
General Lyon Killed at Wilson Creek
Their Wives and Other Women Bury Them
A General Jackson Soldier Shot Down
Benjamin Alsup Taken to Little Rock
Loyal Women Driven From Their Homes
Establishing a Federal Post at West Plains
Lusk Sees Some Lopeared Dutch
Goes to Washington City
The Delegation Meets the President
Incidents of 1863
Court-Martialed and Shot
How Received by the Batesville Ladies
If You Will Grease and Butter Him
Give an Oyster Supper
Another Meeting With Captain Forshee
Murdering Federal Soldiers
A Rebel Raid
Rescuing Union Families
General Price's Raid
Capt. Monks Establishes a Post at Licking
Skirmishes with the Rebels
Ridding the Country of Bushwhackers
Battle at Mammoth Spring
"Uncle Tommy" and His Crutches
Disposing of Union Men
Union Supplies Captured by Rebels
Bravery of Captain Alsup
Bushwhacking in Howell County
Colonel Freeman's Second Raid
Col. Monks Enforces the Civil Law
Outlaw Rule in Oregon and Shannon
Colonel Monks Commissioned by the Governor
REMINISCENCES
Has Known Col. Monks Thirty Years
Dr. Dixon's Long Acquaintance
Union Woman Leaves Arkansas for Missouri
Union Men Killed in Izard County, Ark
THE KUKLUX
Henry Dixon Green
