1914. 501p. by Hosea W Rood. 

The document discusses Colonel Bryant's service in various public offices, including his roles as county judge and postmaster. He was a member of the Wisconsin-Vicksburg Monument Commission, where he continued to contribute actively despite facing health challenges. The commission ultimately reported to Governor McGovern after fulfilling its responsibilities related to the siege lines of Wisconsin troops at Vicksburg.

Additionally, the document highlights General Grant's strategic reorganization of the army into three corps during the operations surrounding Vicksburg. This restructuring was crucial for the effectiveness of the Union forces as they engaged in the campaign. The narrative provides insights into the movements and engagements of Wisconsin regiments, illustrating their involvement in the significant military actions of the time.

Overall, the content emphasizes the importance of the Wisconsin regiments in the Vicksburg campaign and the efforts made to commemorate their service through the establishment of monuments. The commission's work reflects a commitment to preserving the history and sacrifices of those who fought in this pivotal battle during the Civil War.