do you know when they went to Davenport?
Source: The Union Army, vol. 4 (from a history of the 14th Iowa infantry)
The regiment was engaged at Cloutierville, Moore's plantation,
Marksville and Yellow Bayou, crossed the river to Morganza and
returned to Vicksburg. It was in the affair at Lake Chicot;
then moved to Memphis; took part in the battle of Tupelo;
fought at Old Town creek soon after; went to camp at Memphis
and enjoyed a brief rest, broken by a trip to Oxford, in which
several skirmishes occurred. It was then ordered to Cairo,
thence to Jefferson barracks, where four companies were
detached and sent to reinforce Gen. Ewing at Pilot Knob. The
day after their arrival Ewing was attacked by a largely
superior force, but the enemy was repelled several times with
heavy loss. On the following day a direct assault was
repulsed, but guns planted on a hill near by compelled the
Union forces to evacuate the place, after blowing up the fort.
The little command retreated to Rolla after cutting its way
through the enemy's lines and fought every foot of the way for
four days with scarcely an hour's rest.
The remainder of the regiment marched across Missouri in
pursuit of Price.
It was reunited at St. Louis in November,
and proceeded to Davenport where it was mustered out Nov. 16.
The recruits and reenlisted men were formed into a battalion
of two companies, of which Capt. Hugo Hoffbauer had command.
It remained on provost guard duty until the summer of 1865,
detachments being used for escort and prisoners' guards at
various times, and was mustered out in Aug. 1865.