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CAPTURING A LOCOMOTIVE

CAPTURING A LOCOMOTIVE:

A HISTORY
OF
SECRET SERVICE
IN THE LATE WAR.

BY
REV. WILLIAM PITTENGER.

"Storm'd at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well;
Into the jaws of death,
Into the mouth of hell,
Rode the six hundred.

* * * * *

"They that had fought so well
Came through the jaws of death
Back from the mouth of hell,
All that was left of them--
Left of six hundred."
TENNYSON'S _Charge of the Light Brigade_.

WASHINGTON:
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
1885.

Copyright, 1881, by REV. WILLIAM PITTENGER.

TO
THE SURVIVING COMRADES
OF THE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD EXPEDITION,
AND TO
THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO PERISHED IN THE
SAME ADVENTURE,

=This Record of their Daring and Suffering=

IS MOST RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED.

NAMES OF THE ADVENTURERS.

EXECUTED.

J. J. ANDREWS, _Leader_ Citizen of Kentucky.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL Citizen of Kentucky.
GEORGE D. WILSON Co. B, Second Reg't Ohio Vols.
MARION A. ROSS Co. A, Second Reg't Ohio Vols.
PERRY G. SHADRACK Co. K, Second Reg't Ohio Vols.
SAMUEL SLAVENS Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
SAMUEL ROBINSON Co. G, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
JOHN SCOTT Co. K, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.

ESCAPED IN OCTOBER.

W. W. BROWN[1] (_Engineer_) Co. F, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
WILLIAM KNIGHT[2] Co. E, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
J. R. PORTER[3] Co. C, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
MARK WOOD[4] Co. C, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
J. A. WILSON[5] Co. C, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
M. J. HAWKINS[6] Co. A, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
JOHN WOLLAM[7] Co. C, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
D. A. DORSEY[8] Co. H, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.

EXCHANGED IN MARCH.

JACOB PARROT[9] Co. K, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
ROBERT BUFFUM[10] Co. H, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
WILLIAM BENSINGER[11] Co. G, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
WILLIAM REDDICK[12] Co. B, Thirty-third Reg't Ohio Vols.
E. H. MASON[13] Co. K, Twenty-first Reg't Ohio Vols.
WILLIAM PITTENGER[14] Co. G, Second Reg't Ohio Vols.

RESIDENCES IN 1881.

[1] Perrysburg, Ohio.
[2] Minnesota.
[3] Carlisle, Arkansas.
[4] Dead.
[5] Hoskins, Wood County, Ohio.
[6] Topeka, Kansas.
[7] Unknown.
[8] Jefferson, Wisconsin.
[9] Kenton, Ohio.
[10] Dead.
[11] McCombs, Hancock County, Ohio.
[12] Unknown.
[13] Unknown.
[14] Woodbury, N. J. A member of the New Jersey Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

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