perhaps worth narrating.

A bright eyed young scamp of Mosby's command mounted the sorrel mare
ridden by his chief, and flourishing a roll of bills which they had
probably confiscated on some raid into yankee territory, rode back and
forth in front of the lawn, crying out:

"Here are two hundred dollars in greenbacks which say that this little,
lean, sorrel mare of Colonel Mosby's, can outrun any horse in the yankee
cavalry."

The bet was not taken.

THE END

ROLL OF HONOR

LIST OF KILLED IN ACTION

Following is a list of those killed in action, or who died of wounds
received in action in the four regiments which constituted the Michigan
cavalry brigade, commanded by General George Armstrong Custer, in the
civil war of 1861-65. It constitutes a veritable roll of honor:

FIRST MICHIGAN CAVALRY

NAME AND POSITION COMPANY BATTLE DATE OF DEATH
Adams, William, Private H Cold Harbor June 1 1864
Alcott, Richard, Private L Cedar Mountain August 9 1862
Altenburg, William, Corporal B Bull Run August 30 1862
Andrus, John, Private K Winchester September 19 1864
Anson, Elisha B., Sergeant E Haw's Shop May 28 1864
Babcock, Edwin H., Private K Gettysburg July 3 1863
Bachman, Robert, Sergeant G Appomattox April 9 1865
Banker, Edward S., Private C Trevilian Station June 11 1864
Barney, Lorenzo J., Private A Yellow Tavern May 11 1864
Bartlett, Orrin M., Lieutenant H Five Forks April 1 1865
Bateman, Cyrus A., Corporal M Shenandoah Valley August 11 1864
Battison, William, Sergeant H Piedmont April 17 1862
Bell, Charles S., Private E Todd's Tavern April 7 1864
Beloir, Michael, Sergeant B Trevilian Station June 11 1864
Bentley, Augustus W., Corporal I Gettysburg July 3 1864
Brown, Dexter, Corporal E Yellow Tavern June 11 1864
Blount, Lemuel K., Private A Yellow Tavern June 11 1864
Bovee, John S., Sergeant F Gettysburg July 3 1864
Brevoort, William M., Captain K Cold Harbor June 1 1864
Brewer, Charles E.,