The battle ground traversed by the opposing forces occupied a semi-circle of about three and a half miles from the town of Pittsburg, the Union forces being stationed in the form of a semi-circle, the right resting on a point north of Crump's Landing, the center being directly in front of the road to Corinth, and the left extending to the river in the direction of Harrisburga small place north of Pittsburg Landing.

In the meantime Gen. Lew Wallace, who had taken a circuitous route from Crump's Landing, appeared suddenly on the left wing of the rebels.

Oh, might I vole to some umbrageous clump, Depart,be off,excede,evade,crump!

R73516, 26Jan51, Thomas Y. Crowell Co. (PWH) CRUMP, IRVING.

R80188, 25Jun51, Irving Crump (A) CRUMP, IRVING. Third base Thatcher, by Everett "Deacon" Scott [pseud.]

R80188, 25Jun51, Irving Crump (A) CRUMP, IRVING. Third base Thatcher, by Everett "Deacon" Scott [pseud.]

With illus. by Leslie Crump.

R75580, 9Mar51, Irving Crump (A) CUBBERLEY, HAZEL J., joint author.

ENDERS, ELIZABETH CRUMP.

R74547, 21Feb51, Elizabeth Crump Enders (A) ERDMAN, CHARLES R. The pastoral epistles of Paul, an exposition.

CRUMP, IRVING.

R115338, 29Jul53, Irving Crump (A) Og, boy of battle; illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull.

R115337, 29Jul53, Irving Crump (A) CUMMINGS, EDWARD ESTLIN. Is 5.

CRUMP, IRVING.

Irving Crump (A); 7May63; R315101.

By Irving Crump & John W. Newton.

Irving Crump (A); 7May63; R315100.

R99591, 15Sep52, E. Holt Eliason (NK) ELIOT, ETHEL (COOK) Firewood; with front, by Leslie Crump.

SEE Crump, Irving. HEBEL, MRS.

SEE Crump, Irving. HEATH (A. M.) & CO., LTD.

MILLER, RANDOLPH CRUMP.

SEE BENDA, W. T. CRUMP, IRVING.

Irving Crump (A); 22Feb72; R523559.

We now felt that if there was any post of rebels in these parts it would be found behind Crump's Creek, which was perhaps half a mile at our left, running north into the Pamunkey.

We turned to the left and made for Crump's Creek.