...t. Park, Capt. Keeling is killed, you must take command of the company. I rose, walked down the line of the company and urged the men to avenge the death of our captain. Kneeling by the side of Serg. Flournoy , of Opelika, and private J. W. Fannin, of Tuskegee, I heard Flournoy call to Fannin: Shoot that officer in front of you. In response, Fannin gazed intently before him, but soon remarked that he cou...