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INCIDENT OF FREDERICKSBURG.–
31. July 2008 by admin.
While the Union cavalry were on the retreat, one of the men heard the clattering of a horse’s hoofs close in his rear, and supposing he was pursued by a rebel, put spurs to his horse and increased his pace, without looking behind him. After travelling at a rapid rate for some distance, our man turned his head, and discovered that the pursuing horse was riderless. The sudden shock of satisfaction was so great that he fell from his horse, and both horses went cantering over the fields without riders, and the Union cavalryman took possession of his unexpected prize.
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