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STONEWALL JACKSON GOING FORWARD ON TIIH l’LANK HOAl) IN ADVANCE OF IIIS LINE OK BATTLE.

Murray Taylor, an aide of A. P. Hill’s, with tidings that Jackson andwere wounded, and some aronnd them killed, by the tire of their ownSpurring my horse into a sweeping gallop, I. soon passed the Confedera line of battle, and, some three or four rods on its front, found the genevahorse beside a pine sapling on the left, and a rod beyond a little party of i' 1 ®* 1caring for a wounded officer. The story of the sad event is briefly told, au jin essentials, very much as it came to me from the lips of the wound® 1