The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-22


To meet with them. THESE regiments had
known each other before. They were in
troJucAd undrr circumstances tI,,t ,.ara
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| peculiarly Impressive anu iIe 'Ih le2l-
| nrnt was 50 grItlned ut the meeting that
they bore away with them Il mepputn of
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A'''ll""ld' inns, however WAS retained
III May last, VITA appropriate ceremonies,
alnl the members. of the 1tE then tt-so'y+,
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VIII Il" IT,
Al Cedar Mountain, IN CuiptPel CoIm-
ty. during that IWtiol OF national unrest
when hr,th..,>. ,rn, ,,.,. r,j..,1 ..n.,;..,t
81 ~ '''''.'
"rothtl ana Inc Euld WAS dfencaitd III
h'"od, the 'lh ll%tnm and 1lt' nh New
OH ''i'' III '''''N 'oilHN'' nc "lo'N III
I'l' capture "' inc New o'A H"'' Us re-
l''el "N tine ma" VINO zen " liie ilh'Id-
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tbrnnnl, the ,>l,e II .t;a]l 9HL thnsa ,.Giml:
lpiM bushr;, u second time the 55it Viz
%IhE' Il;'i'N"' us, ;tnd swinging ara'uod m
' it I,, ,vut 20 n'vrD 'I ~ t'le WHEAT
II WAS here tL,i. w,S 'lnnnuaI -, tho
RIGHT thigh Although m, leg was some
What PAINFUL did not give up not he
~, ~ ~ ~ ',''' '''t'''n' ne SUI
:, Nrhr,sl,., ,l,i nnr and ! r,'liJ yn, 49,,
comfortable place to sit duWu and lake it,
! tool. ltbS 10 the fi%hl 81 fnr. krI'5 to
H. W. anu i'''' i 'l'F NT!t,l
! 49, - 80 '+' ''' ~
could crawl: W hirh did h> TN iir!i, of he
nag stall
~ =" 'n' Ni'"' I '''" '"''"' i"'u
nf "a. II
WAS between two fires sometimes the.
! htbS amt son ,etImrS our boys having pos
"',Hi I -. ga, .,, ,;u,. a.. ,.
lay End th,.,nnIt ni%ht
/ could wri te Il whole volume on Incl
dents which occurred on that memorable
,'' ,"9it"' "' 'l'''' anu 9l"'F VIII io'
have lived il, the SoutI naarl,. five
years. and N considerably attached to
the KIND. gen rrous people.
"'ii % a'r 'llS Cill"il "'I' '1 ever n4'
tioi,ti,m ,,as raIJl tn i,Hild nm ,yLat.
we had been tearing down. and was only
too willing that our Southern brethren
Siiomnl neIt no 'Il1IIiosItl oI l"'lt t
| elnn,,,.r in !, a, L,aact =. ~, tina rnutr,,,, /
respected Ii i'm for his bravery. 1t has
been one of the greatest mistakes OF our
N"'ioil Uil't' any Ste'loH'l leell"S SIi"''la
S1ytn t5.n III, Va hove That | sboll nevp,-
forget ths-ir kindness while | WAS lying
wounded All the battle field Of Cedar
N3'tllldlt S H3IlH Il mon SoI'tIFi l"uiiu
,nnistnM..,} f,l ~, :, GnnfaJaI.,t,t l,1mtaan
| | am exceed iugIy sorry that | cannot hp
! with len ut IL le Reunion.
lt'il'FloiT' u'e 10 III I'ltl! ~ my Iilellua'
! Eiulth \ y and Fifth Va.
remain rs ever, your friend aid com
fade, WIN. LEWIS.
YESTERDAY EVENING,
The train bearing the VISITORS to the
number of rs veterans and 1870 citizens. left
Baltimore yesterday morning No pro-
longed stop was made until Woodstock was
reached Here Col. Stickley, of the old
18Th, welcomed the guests to Nmginia'S
soil in an eloquent and feeling address,
which was appropriately responded to by
Judge Smith, of New \ DIRK.
At IIarrsonhurg the citizens had pre-
pared Il lunch, bat the time WAS 50 limited
that no opportunity for its enjoyment was
had. Mayor Bryan gave the New orkers
a cordial greeting, Which WAS gracefully
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l''''l''' - 'l' to' ~ i''i''' ~
the people ny MS uniform Kindness ana
courtesy. The train which should have
reached Staunton at 4 O'Clock. did not
ro,o. il, einht until .iobt Notv,ith.t,na-
,l, - ''''''' ,'',' ''i'''','
ing Ih'5,i'o"eNer' 'po'lS''ll''" "' people were
there to meet it, and amid aalvos of al
tlllery, the music Of the Old Stonewall
Rrioid4 n,ud and the Welcoming shouts
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IRON! 'ile "el'7e 'i""''' t'ie "t"p was il''''e'
Carriages were prov ldeI l"r The la'tleS,and
the veterans of the two regiments fell
into line behind the Vest Aup,Ista lizards
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,'"iio"'''i '''l,'' '''' " '''''i''' anu
followed ny the crowd pf"eeeded l" the
Opera House, where the guests We're as
signed to their homes.