...were ordered to move to the front to occupy Manassas, halting at the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs to be joined by the noble and world-renowned Black horse cavalry, under their accomplished leader, Captain William H. Payne , with Bob Randolph; than whom a nobler spirit never lived nor died in a holy cause, as first lieutenant. We met them, and a gay night we had of it. A stag dance in the large ballroom, with song an...