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AS I WAS RAPIDLY TRAVELING ALONG A NARROW PATH I SUDDENLY MET A NEGRO. Page 240 From Tupelo.

COL. R. A. PINSON. FIRST MISSISSIPPI CAVALRY. From Reminiscences of a Mississippian in Peace and War.

I ASKED FOR SOMETHING TO EAT. Page 294 From Tupelo.

I ENCOUNTERED AN OLD COLORED MAN. Page 48 From Tupelo.

I ENTERED, BUT A GLANCE REVEALED TO ME THE CHARACTER OF THE PROPRIETOR. Page 149 From Tupelo.

I GAVE HIM A PRESENT OF FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD. Page 548. From Tupelo.

I GOT MY BACK AGAINST A TREE, AND WITH A KNOTTY CLUB I KILLED SIX HOUNDS. Page 120 From Tupelo.

I SAW THEM GAZING DOWN UPON ME WITH EVIDENT AMAZEMENT AND ALARM. Page 248 From Tupelo.

IN THE EAST THE TENTS OF A GREAT ENCAMPMENT WERE SPREAD OUT IN FULL VIEW. Page 256 From Tupelo.

John H. Aughey. From a photograph taken in the year 1860. From Tupelo.

JUST THEN, THE CAP'N ORDERED ME TO MOUNT MY HORSE. Page 164 From Tupelo.

L. Q. C. LAMAR 1862 From A Belle of the Fifties: Memoirs of Mrs. Clay, of Alabama, Covering Social and Political Life in Washington and the South, 1853-66.

Lt. Col Frank A Montgomery FIRST MISSISSIPPI CAVALRY. Age 31. From Reminiscences of a Mississippian in Peace and War.

"NO, NEVER! I WILL VOLUNTEER AS ONE OF THIRTY THOUSAND TO BUTCHER THE VILLIAN IF EVER HE SETS FOOT ON SLAVE TERRITORY." Page 30 From Tupelo.

PENDER FELL PIERCED BY TWO BALLS. Page 134 From Tupelo.

THE DOOR BLEW OPEN AND I STAGGERED IN. Page 267 From Tupelo.

THE MEN RAN UP THE KNOLL AND FIRED AT US. Page 277 From Tupelo.

WE WERE BROUGHT INTO THE PRESENCE OF GEN. THOS. JORDAN. 102 From Tupelo.

WHILE THE YOUNG PATRIOT WAS DRINKING SHE DREW A PISTOL AND IMMEDIATELY SHOT HIM. Page 526. From Tupelo.

WILLIS WADED IN THE CREEK FOR THREE MILES. Page 204 From Tupelo.