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Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field

CHAPTER X
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A moment later he emerged from the door, bringing the impress of a Secessionist's boot.
The day and the night witnessed much hilarity in loyal circles, and a corresponding gloom in quarters where treason ruled.

I fear there were many men in St.Louis whose conduct was no recommendation to the membership of a temperance society.
All felt that a new era had dawned upon us.

Soon after came the tidings of a general advance of our armies.

We moved in Virginia, and made the beginning of the checkered campaign of '62.

Along the Atlantic coast we moved, and Newbern fell into our hands.


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