Die Geschichte von Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to Preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [Electronic Resource] . pidly On the Sth it was clear and warm. Wir hatten jeden Tag einen Drill, auch Ballspiele und andere Sportarten. General Hanckocktrat an diesem Tag Am 15., an dem wir die Inspektion montiert hatten, das Kommando über das Korpskommando an General Warrenon ab. Ziemlich viele Damen, die Ehefrauen der Offiziere unserer Armee haben an diesem Tag General Hays und seine Frau besucht. Auf dem IStli regnete es hart und kam dann kalt heraus, was ängstlich auf den Pferden erzählte. Am lilth kam es

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The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . pidly On the Sth it was clear and warm. We had drill everyday, also ball games and other sports. General Hancockrelinquished the command of the corps to General Warrenon that day On the 15th we had mounted inspection. Quite a nuncber of ladies, the wives of officers of our army visiled ourcamp that day General Hays and his wife were frequentvisitors. On the IStli it rained hard, and then came out cold, whichtold fearfully on the horses. On the lilth it came out fair General Hays and wifecame into camp and wanted to see us play ball and thegame that we called Scratch a little On the 20th we had drill and all sorts of games. On the 21st Captain Arnolds wife came to camp. On the 24th we had mounted inspection. On the 2.1th we had a tine game of ball in honor of Gen-eral Hays, who had sent to Washington for balls and batsto enable us to play to good advantage. When the generaland his wife came galloping into camp, with a number ofofficers and ladies, our captain went out to greet them and. Lieut. Benjamin H. Child. Enrolled as Private in Battery A; promoted Corporal; Sergeant; promotedSecond Lieutenant Battery H. Wounded at three different battles. 1864.] WINTER QUARTERS, MOUNTAIN RUN 273 said: Ah general. I suppose you would like to see thebatterv on drill. The general quickly replied: No; Iwant to see them play ball, which They can do better thanany men I ever saw On the LDTli the general and wife, with about the sameparty came into camp to see us drill, and every man en-deavored to do his best. Indeed. I never saw our men dobetter. On the Id of February we had a thunder shower, whichcame up suddenly to the great surprise of all. On the .tli our old comrades and chums for nearly threeyears the First Minnesota regiment, left us for home to re-organize. It was one of the noblest regiments in our army. On the lith, about five oclock a.

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