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hat the officers could get their troops sufficiently straightened out for the review. Colonel John D. Stephenson commanded a Missouri regiment, one of the bravest, most brilliant, and best of men. Hin line for the review with black eyes and otherwise bummed up. The morning of the review Colonel Stephenson started to go into the sutler's tent. There was a piece of timber standing near by which of his cheeks and under his eyes. General McPherson was full of fun, and, on returning to Colonel Stephenson's tent after reviewing his regiment, he said: Colonel, I am surprised to see that you havebled on the grounds of the Lanier place on the night that they tendered him the serenade. Colonel Stephenson was to make a little speech to the general, pledging the devotion and fidelity of the trooty again. We stood on the balcony in front of the mansion during and after the serenade. Colonel Stephenson then made his address, to which General Logan replied, reading a copy of the order urging