The Mule
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.. . 329 4 1 Total. .. .. .. .. .. 119, 968 2, 733 3, 931 PICTURES OF SOME OF OUR MOST CELEBRATED ARMY MULES.
I have had photographs taken of some of our mules. A number of theseanimals performed extraordinary service in connection with the Army ofthe Potomac and the Western Army. One of them, a remarkable animal, madethe great circuit of Sherman's campaign, and has an historical interest. I propose to give you these illustrations according to their numbers.
No. 1, then, is a very remarkable si...x-mule team. It was fitted out atBerryville, Maryland, early in the spring of 1861, under the directionsof Captain Sawtelle, A. Q. M. They are all small, compact mules, and Ihad them photographed in order to show them together. The leaders andswing, or, as some call them, the middle leaders, have been workedsteadily together in the same team since December 31, 1861. They havealso been driven by the same driver, a colored man, of the name ofEdward Wesley Williams. He was with Captain Sawtelle until the 1st ofMarch, 1862; was then transferred, with his team, to the City ofWashington, and placed under a wagon-master of the name of Horn, whobelonged to Harrisburg, Pa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. . 329 4 1 Total. .. .. .. .. .. 119, 968 2, 733 3, 931 PICTURES OF SOME OF OUR MOST CELEBRATED ARMY MULES.
I have had photographs taken of some of our mules. A number of theseanimals performed extraordinary service in connection with the Army ofthe Potomac and the Western Army. One of them, a remarkable animal, madethe great circuit of Sherman's campaign, and has an historical interest. I propose to give you these illustrations according to their numbers.
No. 1, then, is a very remarkable si...x-mule team. It was fitted out atBerryville, Maryland, early in the spring of 1861, under the directionsof Captain Sawtelle, A. Q. M. They are all small, compact mules, and Ihad them photographed in order to show them together. The leaders andswing, or, as some call them, the middle leaders, have been workedsteadily together in the same team since December 31, 1861. They havealso been driven by the same driver, a colored man, of the name ofEdward Wesley Williams. He was with Captain Sawtelle until the 1st ofMarch, 1862; was then transferred, with his team, to the City ofWashington, and placed under a wagon-master of the name of Horn, whobelonged to Harrisburg, Pa.
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