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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.13 (search)
who sent him under guard to the rear, where, no doubt, he met General Gracie, who then recognized him. The capture occurred just to the left, and in rear of our regiment, not far from where we came across the coffeepots. Jeff. Vaughan taken in. Among the men detailed to take the prisoners off, several got lost in the fog, and instead of going to our rear, which had been our front, they carried them into the enemy's line; thus N. F. Wheat, Company D; A. Jeff. Vaughan, Company G, and T. R. Kelley, Company I, were captured. Of A. Jeff. Vaughan it is related that one of the Federals called his attention to his bringing them back to their men, when Jeff told him to mind his own business. On getting to the enemy's line he was challenged with Who comes there? and Jeff replied, None of your business; I belong to the Old First. Who are you? He was requested to come in. With the charge of the Seventh Virginia, the fight on this part of the field ceased, but toward the turnpike (th