Address Upon the Inauguration of a Monument Erected By This Immediate N
Address Upon the Inauguration of a Monument Erected By This Immediate N
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iidence. Rome's mohilized militia burned Car- 118 CAPTAIN AUGUSTUS BARKER.
NdTK 10 TO P>OK 71, The incidents in connection wit'. I his death are as follows: On the lOth of Septeniher, 18G3, his regi- ment the Fifth New York Volunteer Cavalry, had moved frotn Ilartwood Church and crossed to the southern side of the R, appaiiannoek. Captain Barker was left behind in charge of the troops, picketing the river, and on the 17th, while on the march to rejoin his regiment, as he was riding with a singl...e man some distance in front of the column, he was tired upon hy Guerrillas concealed in the adjoining wood. Two halis took effect, one in the right side, "ud the other in the left breast, each inflicting a mortal wound He was immediately (tarried 'to the house of Mr. Harris Freeman, near Mount Holly Church, about one mile from Kelly's Ford. From this gentleman and his family the dying soldier received tiie most tender at- tentions. Everything in their power was done to alleviate hi-s sufferings, but without avail ; he sur- vived his wounds only twelve hours, dying at half- past one on the morning of September 18th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
iidence. Rome's mohilized militia burned Car- 118 CAPTAIN AUGUSTUS BARKER.
NdTK 10 TO P>OK 71, The incidents in connection wit'. I his death are as follows: On the lOth of Septeniher, 18G3, his regi- ment the Fifth New York Volunteer Cavalry, had moved frotn Ilartwood Church and crossed to the southern side of the R, appaiiannoek. Captain Barker was left behind in charge of the troops, picketing the river, and on the 17th, while on the march to rejoin his regiment, as he was riding with a singl...e man some distance in front of the column, he was tired upon hy Guerrillas concealed in the adjoining wood. Two halis took effect, one in the right side, "ud the other in the left breast, each inflicting a mortal wound He was immediately (tarried 'to the house of Mr. Harris Freeman, near Mount Holly Church, about one mile from Kelly's Ford. From this gentleman and his family the dying soldier received tiie most tender at- tentions. Everything in their power was done to alleviate hi-s sufferings, but without avail ; he sur- vived his wounds only twelve hours, dying at half- past one on the morning of September 18th.
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