...The events of a gigantic struggle rolled on; shooting and getting shot was endured (when it didn't kill); our wages—at least mine were paid up to October, 1864, for I signed away my pay roll at Augusta, Ga. , for clothing—were sometimes paid in Confederate notes, hut they had little value. Eloquently it has been said of them: Worthless as were these promises to pay, they cost more than any tende...