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62.

The 1st Brigade and the Maryland Regiment

were left as a rear guard, and reached town

just at dark, and we had quite a brilliant

party to tea, in consequence, Gen. Winder and

his staff, Maj. Mercer, Capt O'Brien, Lieuts Howard

and Garnett, and Dr. Johnson and Adg't Ward of

the 1st Maryland. Col. Baylor could not come from

his reg't. but we sent supper to him, and to Ran

McKim, who came in himself afterward. Strother

Barton came in, and Charlie Arnold. We felt

that it was probably our last sight of our friends for

a long, long time. The wounder prisoners and

the surgeons were all paraled, They were very

unwilling to give their parole, hoping to be rescured,

We can scarcely bear to think that out little gleam

of liberty is ended. The soldiers all seemed so sorry

and grieved to leave us. Sunday June 1st

half-past 1 oclock - A most loverly, peaceful looking

sabbath morning after a night of heavy rain and

thunder and lightning. but the quiet did not

remain long undisturbed, By 9 oclock heavy firing

commenced and continued incessantly till after

12. it is very distant, and rumors have reached

here that it is a Cedar Creek, 15 miles distant, or

more probably at Strasburg 18 miles, It is said to be

Rosencranz and his Germans, Our anxiety is of

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