Rebellion at Mesilla Camp and Guardhouse Cleared
An 1862 Mesilla Camp incident describes rebel prisoners among Union troops, a guard escape, and a disciplinary crisis. Captain Pettis notes a confrontation over irons on Sergeant Miller and Corporal Smith, leading Col. West to restore order and threaten firing if any man moves. A tribunal and arrests follow, with subsequent actions outlined as the command structure responds.
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