the bar immediately, or you may be dragged back. The door

army had disappeared toward Camp Dick Robinson, leaving only a small

rear-guard at Danville, which in turn quickly fled in the direction

of Lancaster, after exchanging a few shots with Hescock's battery.

While this parting salute of deadly projectiles was going on, a

little, daughter of Colonel William J. Landram, whose home was in

Danville, came running out from his house and planted a small

national flag on one of Hescock's guns. The patriotic act was so

brave and touching that it thrilled all who witnessed the scene; and