Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-16


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/ Gfnsinnati Commercial mn iS M
teraay met d dIssin guished eonfed-
/ eEate oaEeer, at present Wishing this city,
+ who was the first man to, find Generai 8Iy-
tie, the author of 4 Antony and Cleopatra, 4
after he had received his, death wound, ana
as tho full particulars have never been il.
print before. ! took special paiEs to get tae
story. Ny informant is Colonel w. Mill 4
Ter Owen, OF the famous WsshIag tan Ar5iI-$
larry OF Now Orleans, one of the Oldest mill
| tary CARNATIONS In lalneriea, an which
| did valiant service throughout the rebel
| lion Sighting under the Bonnie Blue Flag. y
! In response to q resaest acr d detailed
| Statement OF the circumstances Of L4yt!es
! death, J and the subae lent disposal of the
rel tains OF this gallant poet-soidier Colonel
Gwen said: i 2 IA asst
4 Yes. 4 was about tha ilrss enc to resog-
nize General IIytla's body on the field at
] Chicka rnaufsa. I was then serving as chief
/ Of Staff to General W. Preston, OF Buck.
1 nerR Corps, which con sigsed Of Generals
/ aracie's, Tsigg's end Ke1lys brlgades in
I all about five thousan tre>sps.
I On the morning OF that day | was pleased
4 to meet my old commander, General
| Longstreet, who had Just arrived from
/ Virginia, Later inthe day I received orders
to move cur division in order to make d
pivot In the direasion Of Missionary Ridge
| aud Rossyilte. I had been left behind on
] Chlckanaug q Creek after Cur division
started in o line of battle, in charge of two
batteries OF artillery, stationed there FOR the
/ purpose OF observing the enemy sit Lee and
i GoTaon's mill, A Etar q, sufficient rime had
/ elapsed, and finding nothing in
our fron,S / mounted my horse
4 for the purpose of reIoining the
division. On the way met staff officer,
/ Colonel Frank Williams, Of Covington,
4 XIV, who was bearing dispatches to the
4 rear. Ia recognized me, and tDld me that
4 an old friend of ours was laying dead tup
j yonder in the woods
4 So W no is it r i asked
Cur old friend, Bill Lyle,
& Are you sure Of it 8
I eyes, sure
Il IN Well, am very sorry to hear ii, VI
q am sure it is Lytle, said WI lliaas, FOR
4 1 vent to law school with him ia Cincin-
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4 illiams then designated the locality in
] which the body lay, and putting spurs to
my hotse ! gallOped To the place indicated,
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