. Thirteenth regiment of New Hampshire volunteer infantry in the war of the rebellion, 1861-1865: a diary covering three years and a day . I had parted company with him,at the close of which he expressed himself as being perfectly satisfiedwith my explanation, and then inquired where I had left my men. After being informed he ordered me to take a squad of from six to tenmen, to patrol the streets, arresting every person found in Confederateuniform or bearing arms, and to conduct them to his Hdqrs.; and alsoto order all colored persons to their homes on pain of arrest. He furtherordered me to d
. Thirteenth regiment of New Hampshire volunteer infantry in the war of the rebellion, 1861-1865: a diary covering three years and a day . I had parted company with him,at the close of which he expressed himself as being perfectly satisfiedwith my explanation, and then inquired where I had left my men. After being informed he ordered me to take a squad of from six to tenmen, to patrol the streets, arresting every person found in Confederateuniform or bearing arms, and to conduct them to his Hdqrs.; and alsoto order all colored persons to their homes on pain of arrest. He furtherordered me to divide the remainder of my men into small squads of about BESCRIPTION OF FORRESTER PAPERS. Lietit. Prescott still, 1887. preserves the two papers received this morn-ing from young Forrester. The larger paper is apparently a piece tornfrom one of the C. S. A. Governments common blue envelopes ; thesmaller paper is a leaf from a small pocket memorandum book or writing is in pencil but clear and legible, though evidently the writ-ing of a person of limited education. The cut opposite is correct andliteral in every
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