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_ _ CiiAi”"i`Ei\ XX1V-Cont-lpn _ wsanum r nan man tenants ll Greeley and had the satisfaction at an

lntthsm ln the Tribune. I took much in rsat in the camp drill. Mid b¢f°\’° we eroaasli the river I nudheen raised to the rank oi’ dr-st lieutenant. Every day wo were looking tor the big army at Beauregard, camping below Center vilio, some thirty miles south. Alrnosi every night u nervous pieket sot the camp _in uproar by vlralienging a phan- tom of his imagination. We were all impatient as hounds in leash. _Slneo they would not eoure up and give us battle, we wanted to he ni! and have it out with tht-rn. And the people were tired of delay. The ery of "Ste’ boy!" was rlliglng all over the north. '_l`lrey wanted to ent us loose and be through with dallylng.

Well, one night the order came; we

were to go south in the morning-30,000 of us-and put an end to the \var. \Ve did not get away rrntil afternoon. Ii was the 16th of July. When we were off, horse and foot, so that I could see miles 0! the lrlno column before and behind me, I (1-it sorry fur the rnlstak- en south, On tho evening of the 18th our campilres nu either side of the pike at Centerville glowed like the lights of a city. We knew the euerrry was near ` and begun to feel a tightening of the uttrves. I wrote n letter_to the follrs at bruno for posiinortem delivery and put _ it into my tru1r.~xers pocket. A friend in my company called me aside after

mess.

"Feel ol that," he said, laying his

hand on rr full breast.

"I~‘1:~uthersl" ho whispered significant ly. "Balls eau't go through "em, _ve know. Better‘n u steel breasiplulei

\Vaat solve?"

“Don't know but I do,” said I.

Wo went into his tent, where he imd

a little sack tall, and put a good wad

ot them between my two shirts.

"l hate the idee o' bein' hit 'n the

heart,” he said. ‘"1`bat's too awful."

I nodded my assent.

"Shouldn't like i.' have n ball in my

lungs, either," he added. " ".l‘ain‘i necessary fer u man t' die it he eau only breatlro. If n man glts his leg shot off nn' don't lose his head an' keeps drawin’ his breath right along smooth ntrd even, I don’t seo why he ean't live.” Taps sounded. We went asleep with

our boats on, but nothing happened.

Three days and nights we waited Some called it a farce: some swore: some talked ot' going home. I went about quietly, my bosom under its pad of feathers. 'i`lrc third day an order came from headquarters. We were to break camp nt I:1l0in the morning null go down tho pike after Beauregard. lu the dead at the night the drums sound- ed. I rose, half asleep, and heard the long roll far and hear. I slrl\'1~r1»<l in the col1I‘ulght air as i made ready; the hoys about me bu1-irl1-<i ou lirmpsaelrs. #boulder their rliies and fell into line,

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aol rode up, waving a sword.

- 0a we wart, cheering loudly, tiring as ws ran. .Bullets went by nre'. bissingtn my ears. and I kept trying to dodge them. We dropped again iiat on our

A squadron of Black Horse cavalry

cams rushing out of the woods at us.

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swords. Fortunately _we had not time to rise. A man near me tried to get up. `

"Stay down!" 1 shouted.

In a moment I learned sometiiiug new

about horses. They went over as like

trampled. Our own eavairy kept them busy au soon as they had passed.

0! the many who had started there

We tired a dozen'\'olleys lying thero. The man ut my elbow rolled upon me. wrlthing like a wonn in the tire. - `

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xMcEwen's and West River Br alge.

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At dawn we passed a bridge and

halted some three minutes for a bite. After a littlo mareh we left the tiiru- pike, with I.Inuter's column bearing westward on a erossraad that led lis into thick woods. As the sunlight sank in the high treo tops the first great bat- tle of the war began. Away to the left ot us s cannon shook the earth, hurling its boom into tho still air. Tile sound rushed over us, rattling in the tlmtmr like Q fall of rocks. Something went quivering in me. It seemed as It my Htaia had gone into a big lump or jajly that trembled eveny stop I took. We quiekerred our paee;we trette11;we eotn- pialnerl. The \veariness went out of our legs; some wanted to rim. Before and behind us men were shouting hot- |.Y. "Run, boys; run!"

The cannon ronr was now eontluu» ons. We could feel the quake oi’ it. When we eume over 11 low ridge in the open we eould sec the smoke of battle ln the valley. Flashes oi' tire nn<iiroo1l~1 oi’ smoke leaped out ot the tar thick- ets to the left ot’ us as cannon roared. Going at double quick, we tiegan imm- enlng blankets and haversaeks, tossim; them into heaps along the line of march without hailing. in bali' an irour we stood waiting in battalions, the left iiank of the enemy in ir-nnt. Wo were to charge at n run. Ilalfway across the valley we were to br1-air into companies and, advancing, 11pr1-nd into platoons and sr|ua1ls and at lust in- to iino ot skirmishers, lying down for cover between rushes.

“Forwardi" was the order. and we

Moto od, cheering as we ran. Oh, lt wal a grand sight-our colors flying, our whois front moving like a blno .Wave on a green, immeasurable sea! And it had a voice like that ot’ many waters. Out or the woods ahead of us camo a lightning dash. A ring of smoke reeled upward. Then came a deafening crash of thunders, one upon another, and the scream or shells over- head. Something stabbed into our col- umn right beside me. Many went headlong, crying out as they fell. Sud- denly the colon seemed to halt and away like a use top in the wind. Tire: his tan vent. mum and aim. aaa ‘

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The Wonderful Cheilp Men. __ ~ _ _ The 'W-.ondlertuif Men.

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