Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-05
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A CONSCRlPT'S LETTERING. IL.
CASE NEAE pErEnsBuHe WELDON X. Il.

vance, but at o clock A. NJ, were relieved
by the lth VT, who at once crossed the ta-
vine and we're socE engaged With the rebel
administers OF the opposite side, while We
rotraced our steps back TO the road we had
crossed coming out, followed it about forty
rods in the direction OF the city, where it
passed through tsvine, halted and stacked
arms, protected on either side by = bank about
eight feet in height. Here we remained
through the day Che 18th Of June,) taking
no part in the conflict, which was continued
with little intermission until dark.
Some Of our boys witnessed the charge
made by Butnside's negroes, whose gallantry
won golden opinions. often from unwilling
lips. While their bavery was well worthy Of
the praise it received. the humanity displayed
in their care for the wounded, both black and
white. though less brilliant attribute Of he
roism, was no lees worthy Of c)mmendaticn.
colrred chaplain made himself cons pcuous
BY bis intelligent Conversation, genllemanly
appearance, and the active and Efficient aid he
rendered 20 the wounded. working as a
stretcher bearer until all the wounded we're
removed from the field. His patriotism, II
his words were its true index. was OF the
highest order. lie was sorry that the regi-
ment TO which he attached, suffered so
severely, but would rather have seen the last
man fall than to witness them driven by the
enemy.
Atd,rk we went oack to the Brigade Head
quarters IN the rear and remained there dur
lug the succeeding day. Here those who re-
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