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Twin Lady Howitzers of the 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
2025
Overview
Whitelaw Reid's Ohio in the Civil War reveals the connection of the howitzers to the 5th. Reid noted: \"It being of the utmost importance to keep the enemy in the dark as to the preparations crossing the river at Chickasaw, Osterhaus, on the morning of the 26th, sent the trains with escort to Dickson Station, and with the entire division (the Fifth Ohio in advance) started before daylight for Tuscumbia, driving the enemy continually, occupying the town, capturing a number of prisoners, destroying large quantities of Rebel army supplies, and returning three days afterward. The name is pictured in reverse, which suggests this is a copy of a hard plate image or that the photographer made a paper print from the opposite side of the glass negative.
