The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-21
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| A core. Qnioi.J ....u .,r ,Hue Of Da.;lo 1t
! Su.,.- Cr',k B.'.a '... i'.,. as, give. The
,y.i wing Gii;io..I ,.,...p
| 1ir thr."a V, t...t.',, 'rt,k Gui Seminole
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/ ..lE.'' "a II la l'r ~" i.#..Id u' Cd.
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,u. q" O, tgm,i9r
iag t,..ht ~ 'ey dii Ia the o'lrr time, In
a.. a,t. .. the '.!, .yu at1p.ud ~ t.y.i u'Fl
"a .n , ..l.d =, .al ua..i suAiou. 10 A.,
| ,.rN llI 'HHlH0 ''' .ei,' s",lHs dy o,tr
! '',i.. ,ut ~ pit. f.,r...Ny o.T Ilru mo am
! h'.h, nnd attach auh soy ;A.m ~ great ii4al-
| vantage,
f. many irstrur,y 'h,v .r,rrrts1, lar In
| others 0ur meu Nari an + rs tho Elor ,iurs.
ami u'i"h. cl hen. ~ tHuiI on game. Afny u
fl' tsr, Wide b" was .rtiri; rnp;iuu-ly nrIDud
| r. n Ur through tie bushes, WAC rCiicVDu uf Ito
| DC n muskat VI ride ball crusniuA through his
| .kuil
lie m''sDs oren s.'rmet 10 ls t'ai, throw
| ins th,u,sc,yes uIIu their tc's o. the k-yun',
aud hs son HS our TDis would pass, they
wuulI rrs t,ko tr ,.atr uiu, irt alil ny.
Ar'lpuc ii,i ropulGd we've, - Il y,re, lrir
Flymsir p4s'iu,' they uluud"roi every wuLua-
ri 'riI. and lo1d lut'uis, tlal could md, .ui
yevv ir'q'rntly murdered those they dacov,rl
~ l...,y hurt 40 t. ho incapable II Uterl. q. re-
sirluuC
Tie sa,ase' indesi ,oeu,ol lsmouIlcd, aud Il
h said the E,. els d, sNosy ythul; ID. their prRo
10 syDIs .hem tu tTsu1v, giving them llI %
quoutit," Ui whisky ani wwpov lers frw mia
ues Irs ,Ig-I 10 the SaalnigugemeLt q hostile
ties.
Tie sppearcucs n s-ms of Tho hesotted saws
goa was fearful 1hcy lost ,hslr s-nss Of caution
aud fear, AMI rsu wiz. lon, kliyos against llrlse
odds, hni ftu pierced bv dozens u bullets. " ith
bloody hands aud garments, with glittsring eyes
and hurrd scoWb, thsy ragged about tho field
with torrihls Yell, ALd so 0't,s frightened S.mo
uf our soldier ior few srcOIls m 10 escape the
tate that should Lave U,iiiel every ono u their
number.
TIfE HLnEls SLALGETKRID ~ THB ISDtANs.
The lutigns, In many instances, could not r..
train from scStpln2 their snomcs, sud II 10 said
that ~ many AZ a hundred Ot oCr brave uIsG
we're thus is.fbarJualy treated. They frequently
scalled t'i4 S'ad thc, tOurd On tho iisli ami in
ten or ~ 1--we oa.ns 80 served soldiers Nho we're
| merely 2ou,d
lAs Sc,e,siouists overchaTged ibelr dIsky
mach nos, snd when they were EIOd, the truly
| guilt suffered from the reVUil.
| Tts Indians, In tho midst It tho sTClteusut
| Hn under the stimulus 4 thor burning I0td-
! i'hii became fror2iei, lOt 10 every spnsI hgi
| htg Of slaughter. On The dead sgvagrs were
.ouud IN some Instance, two or three sC4lps,
fastened to their belts ~ shong' OF lSsIhor.
AsTICtPArIoNs oT DEArH.
Prcscuiments on the battlefield ufcn prov,
prophetic. Here ls Hn instance Willie Colonel
O-terhsus was gellautlJ attacking the ccnrs Of
&c cn'mv or lie second d0y, sergeant 4 The
Twelfth n. ,oui requested the captain OF hi
company tn send his wiie's portrait, whoh h,
, had taken fton hr bosom 10 h,T Ala.os. In ST.
Louis with his dyilt decia.s.ivu tina. hy lLyught
Df he IN hi3 h-t moments.
"H'lt Is that iorl' aFko1 his Captain
q You are not wounded, are YOU I"
"Nn," insw wcr6i The Sergeant but know
Fhull be /, led 20 lay. have Iosn N lartls
before, buf ' never felt as DO now. a moment
ago, LcV .,ns convinced my tins had come, hui
Ow, CAM tell, Nill you lratify my re-
ql,s;' ElcmDer, speak 10 yoI as dyirS
nan
+ "Certainly, my brave fellow but YOU vii!
live to a good Old R.c Hih yr.f rhh Dc not
grow m elsnchoiy @, r. "a fan $ nr u,' IA"
You win see. Ves The resp n'
Tho pictur, Cst..cl l.f las Sergeant
stepped forwa.l 10 a. i.a. { ,ae onllun, gE.
the Lieutel.tt prr" ,i uu 40 m''s.
Al the caup-,,r, ',,. 1y,'as b. cheers IN
quiTad fog tno S.r...,ur. II ~, MT re5ort
n, had ue RI Fiih tHrr. ln.r- 't'or uv
! - Ish9, CryiG o., ,' tbo ,rsuye oa''o.t..