Q. Were there any other companies of your own regiment there?
A. Where—on the track?
Q. Yes?
A. My regiment was on the hill, with the exceptions——
Q. Was your regiment on there?
A. I believe I said in my testimony, that the Fourteenth regiment marched that way in a circuitous route, while the Nineteenth went out the other way. I reported to my colonel, who was then in command—Colonel Gray.
Q. Was there any resistance to your attempt at clearing the track?
A. There was some little said. They were obstinate, some of them, and considerably mean about it, and would not go away, as we were marched up, but a few words would make them go away, but they would go round, and get on the track again.
Q. Were they stopping trains?
A. No, sir; I did not see them stop any trains there.