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These and many other expressions were used to jolly the comrades as they went by,—tired, sore and hungry.
As the regiment had moved out of Uniontown in the morning, Co. C, was left to capture, if possible, some of the enemy, who were said to be in hiding.
The search was unsuccessful and the company rejoined the regiment at Tarrytown.
Salem Press. Co., Salem, Ma., 1906.
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