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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 7. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 202 (search)

ended to rendezvous until night set in, he halted to see a rebel maiden, fair and all his fancy painted her, and she persuaded him to linger behind in her delightful society, and to intrust the business of bridge-burning to his senior Captain — Blackford. But for this circumstance Gillmore would not now be at large, as the reader will observe presently. Leaving the Major with his Delilah, the Captain marched his men beyond the diminutive village of Tomahawk, within five miles of the railroa them with sabre in hand. Others left their horses behind them and took to their heels, and ran in a style exceedingly creditable to chivalrous pedestrianism. We routed them, foot, horse, and dragoon, capturing nearly the entire party. Captain Blackford and four men, hatless and terribly excited, spurred their horses desperately up a steep hill-side, but were overtaken and captured by the horsemen of the First New-York. The other Captain —— Diggs, I believe they called him — with his Lie

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