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After passing Cub Run met a gentleman who was serving as an engineer on Gen. McDowell's staff, and who told me told us and that was interesting. | After passing Cub Run met a gentleman who was serving as an engineer on Gen. McDowell's staff, and who told me told us and that was interesting. | ||
| − | Rode back to Centerville and there saw 350 Rebel prisoners near Pope's head quarters, good looking men but poorly clothed. | + | Rode back to Centerville and there saw 350 Rebel prisoners near Pope's head quarters, good looking men but poorly clothed. Shortly after met the division coming up. The orders were for us to push on up the Warrenton Pike. The march was accordingly continued until we arrived a mile beyond Cub Run. There our division halted for a rest. |
Gen. Slocum and a few others, | Gen. Slocum and a few others, | ||
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� 210 tell me nothing. Then road up Warrenton Pike to see for myself. Met Gen. Sturges and talked with one of his aids but learned nothing.
After passing Cub Run met a gentleman who was serving as an engineer on Gen. McDowell's staff, and who told me told us and that was interesting.
Rode back to Centerville and there saw 350 Rebel prisoners near Pope's head quarters, good looking men but poorly clothed. Shortly after met the division coming up. The orders were for us to push on up the Warrenton Pike. The march was accordingly continued until we arrived a mile beyond Cub Run. There our division halted for a rest.
Gen. Slocum and a few others,