The First Wisconsin Cavalry At the Capture of Jefferson Davis
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We soon became confused, and after wander- ing around for some time, found ourselves coming into Dublin again. Picking our road once more, and daylight coming (May 8), we struck out on the river road at a rapid gait. Five miles out, we came to Turkey creek, where we found the bridge torn up. While this was being repaired, I strolled up to a log house near by, and questioned the woman whom I found there, in regard to the party who had crossed the evening before. She said a large party had passed..., but she did not know who they were. Two of the gentlemen had been in her house and drunk some milk, and she showed me a little scrap of paper which she said they had dropped. I saw it was a piece of a Richmond newspaper, of recent date.
A bright little girl standing by, said she had heard one gentleman call the other "Colonel Harrison," and the other was addressed as "Mr. President." Upon my inquiring as to how they were dressed, she said they were "almost as handsomely dressed as I was, but their coats were not alike." Pointing to my shoulder straps, I enquired if they had such things on their coats; she replied no, but one of them had stars on his collar and gold on his sleeves, while the other had plain clothes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We soon became confused, and after wander- ing around for some time, found ourselves coming into Dublin again. Picking our road once more, and daylight coming (May 8), we struck out on the river road at a rapid gait. Five miles out, we came to Turkey creek, where we found the bridge torn up. While this was being repaired, I strolled up to a log house near by, and questioned the woman whom I found there, in regard to the party who had crossed the evening before. She said a large party had passed..., but she did not know who they were. Two of the gentlemen had been in her house and drunk some milk, and she showed me a little scrap of paper which she said they had dropped. I saw it was a piece of a Richmond newspaper, of recent date.
A bright little girl standing by, said she had heard one gentleman call the other "Colonel Harrison," and the other was addressed as "Mr. President." Upon my inquiring as to how they were dressed, she said they were "almost as handsomely dressed as I was, but their coats were not alike." Pointing to my shoulder straps, I enquired if they had such things on their coats; she replied no, but one of them had stars on his collar and gold on his sleeves, while the other had plain clothes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Harnden to read onlineMoreLess
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