. Annals of the Army of the Cumberland : umfassend Biographien, Beschreibungen von Abteilungen, Berichte von Expeditionen, Gefechte und Schlachten; Auch seine Polizeirekorde von Spionen, Schmugglern und prominenten Rebellen-Emissäre ... und offizielle Berichte über die Schlacht am Stone River und der Chickamauga-Kampagne . U, ist der Autor. In der Nacht des 29. Dezember, als die Division auf Stewarts Creek biwackelte, Lieutenant Milhirds Frau l)adehim auf Wiedersehen. Aye erwartete, am nächsten Morgen in den Kampf zu gehen. LieutenantMillard lehnte sich auf einen Maisschock, blickte in den blauen Himmel, dachte an seine Frau, für

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. Annals of the Army of the Cumberland : comprising biographies, descriptions of departments, accounts of expeditions, skirmishes, and battles ; also its police record of spies, smugglers, and prominent rebel emissaries ... and official reports of the battle of Stone River and of the Chickamauga Campaign . u, is the author. On the night of the 29th of December, whenthe division bivouacked on Stewarts Creek, Lieutenant Milhirds wife l)adehim good-bye. AYe expected to go into battle next morning. LieutenantMillard reclined on a shock of corn, looking into the blue skies, thinking ofhis wife, —for soldiers think of wives and little ones at such periods. Hiscomrades were speculating on the chances of battle, now and then expressingamiable envy that Millard could sleep so soundly. Suddenly he sprangfrom his couch, and, calling Lieutenant Pirtlc, ho repeated the result of hisfancies to him, in verse, which ho entitled Whisper Good-Night, Love.Tuesday night (30th of December), while the division was bivouacked in frontof Murfreesborough, he composed and arranged the music for the piano.The next day five hundred and eight of Millards comrades were bleeding onthe field of battle. I dont know what our music-loving lady friends maythink of our soldiers song; but indeed it touches soldiers hearts.. • FriI©E^S ®SF STi^FF^ IPajor-dDieneral Jamfs ^. S^jglcn and ^laff. James S. ISTegley, jMajor-General of Yolunteers, commanding2d Division, 14th Army Corps, was born December 26, 1826, inEast Liberty, Alleghany county, Pennsylvania. His family isof Swiss descent; and its members are very numerous andamong the most respectable and influential in the county. Hisearlier days were spent in the quiet of home, and employed inobtaining a plain practical education in the English branchesas taught in the common schools of Pennsylvania. After passingthrough the preparatory studies, he entered college, but had leftit, and was preparing himself for mercantile pursuits, when themilitary ardo

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1860
• bookpublisherphila
• bookyear1864