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JOIIN FILSIVGER,
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AGENT FOR THE
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
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SHVHHTEENTH, REGIMENT
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provost 111:1rsh11l. but Mir 11vo companies
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s1uleyllieeh Well; .1 the Supe rmrt uurt
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ed to think he had :1 right [:1 exercise
the functions of his 11lli1'e but [told
him he bud n’or and “1.11 I \\'ould.give
him 11111.14 p m. to remove any person—
a! prope11y he had in the office but
what belonged to the public I would
take charge ’of. “'13 soon got things
straightened out so far as the stale hon: e
and the state properly \1' as concerned.
Tallahassa vas where Col. Wilcoxson
was taken aft 1' he was wounded, and
there he died and was buried. From a
Mason who had taken care of him.‘ we
found Where his grave was and hada
good head board placed at the head of
the grave with a suitable inscription on
it. Then we bull: a good substantial
fence around it. so that the grave could
be found should it ever become necessary
to do so. It is a singular fact that. the
Seventeenth lost by being killed in bat-
tle, three Lieutenant Colonels. Cob
Walters was killed outright at Chancel-
lorsville, Col. Fowler at Gettysburg,
Col. LVilcoxson died of wounds received
near Dunn’s Lake, Fla. In accordance
with the orders issued by the govern.
ment in regard in the inhabitants of se-
ceding states. everything had to be done
through the Provost Marshal’s office. I
wds appointed assistant Provost, Mar-
shal, and several men of the companies
were detailed as clerks, for there was an
immense amount of work to bedoue.
Every person that wanted to do any bus-
iness was required to take the oath of
allegiance. He had to have a certificate
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to certify that he had taken the oath.
A record had to be kept in the ofllce and
a copy sent to Washington, so each one
bud to be written over three times. All
licenses bud 1.0 come from the Provost
:unuhal’s adios—licenses to get muted,
mo impact», to peddle,” daunting,
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gwrizing to he alone. and if \‘uut‘uuld
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bur..- lonked 1111;) 0111' «nice and have
seen lIu' boys :11 tlxeirdL-S ‘s you might
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counting house. There 1111;!11 b»- a vul-
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{11:11 value before US. liul there Were
none more rabid and revengeful in their
unions. than the ministers. especially one
9.11 old bishop of the Episcopal church.
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some cause. and the bishop was occupy-
ing [In-111111111. The first Sunday after
Hem-ml (Wu-i; arrived in [In- 1'ity. he
being an lipisewpulian, :1119111i141l1'hur1‘ll.
and observed that the bishop did 1101
read 1111- prayer for the Presieh-zzt of the
l'nized Stan's. ”:1 Monday. 15..- General
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church in rmflWqunt
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r:11‘.r.:1vl 11:111'11'11 .ljvlisonviilv‘ 111111 Bald—
wm. which had bevn deStr-Lysd during
the “'111'. The regimen: had null-rs to re-
112111 north :;.'1.l,'11e 11111Ste1'1‘d 1.111. and the
31.1} -r was making evrry effort he could
1.1 get lransporlzumn. but General Hatch
\vuutL-d 111 g: 1 the railroad r1 puirexl and
‘\\;1.S' usln; 1‘11.- ms'n 11f1l1eSL'venl’eenlb
111 do the \\\‘l’k. But they were a bad
I. ,{iim‘nr [n ge: work done by under
such L‘lrt‘llll‘nrldlii‘v". The road had been
repaired out 111111111 live or six miles.
They used 111 take out about our- hundred
111. 11 under the charge of an officer on 3
1111111 of platform cars in the morning
11111.1 then can-11‘ :1f1er them in the eveu~
111g. 1 was sent out one day with a bun-
dn 11 1111-11 who could have cut enough
tips 111 luv the track half-way to {laid-
wln. “'heu we arrived on the ground
every man had his 11:. They were form-
111 in lme .uul cautioned to be sure and
I1;1\ell191r.1\ewhen the train arrived
.11 night.: :nal 111111 we: L told that (here
\x'L-r.»1;=-1:LLS. ”hr. 1k rmks." 1 H1411;
there \‘1‘11'1‘ 1‘1: 1 r l\\e£'~ -- 1 'S e11! Hm!
day. I
July 1 SSW.- lei: J.\\‘£i\‘)l:\ 11h; fur Zl-l
ton Head. There were no cheers for
General Hutch when we left. )1! Hilton
ILad we had to make out the muster
out rolls and turn over our books. papers,
and camp equipage, and on the I‘Jth of
J uly we were formally mustered out of
the service. The 20111 of July we left
llilton Head for New York. Arriving
at New York we look the Steamer to
New Haven. and were given a public
reception, after which mes: ofrthe men
scattered to their homes with the under-
standing that they should be back to re.
ccive their pay which they had not had
for nearly 11 year.
If I mistake not. on the 3.! of August,
1865, we received our pay and disbanded
for good.
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authentic and complete account publish-
ul of the remarkable discoveries unearth
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l’rrslfi. by the arcliar'glogmal mission sent
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chargeof )1. Marcel Dieulafoy, 1&1-
15"}. The treasures of ancient art there
found are now being arranged in the
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this remarkable expedition. showing
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explorers coulended. It is impomible
for the modes: narrator to conceal her
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articles, among which are at least 1001'
completed short stories. ‘ The frontin-
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carrying the mail through on almost unS
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of New York at the present day, entitled
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is continued in this number. "A Wo-
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Emma C. Cooke, of Wubul‘ 3001:. will
serve as a change from‘the mmtiva d
veterans who one fighting their butt!“
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Confederate occupation of What-
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