Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-15
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s5sr.i ' Martinsvills o s1e2.
Mr.. editer a, flew lions for the entelllgeaCe
happy Is the yoventeor .ist fi
hoo 1ghtss theScOntTy 70 2 'g- -fHi.-l
would not stay at home sllaIf
and say IWould not goo
woOld mot stay at home sIs.a
and Mia OoOrdes grave
will fight for the onion s..
hoom our fAothers taught to save
IwiIln not walt for the draft
will vovunteer and go
Will not be n cowrad
willyoolenteer and not say now
hoo6t is ready all ready is ,t.l
Ondontsd will Cry rI'alt.l -H-lI'. D.
for O0ntry for freedom .l7eaa rluat
wee willight till wee die. iaatiiei1E
the god OfOur fathers HF r.s.a,.5
Is gOarding uss II re.e ~ ~
all forward We are ready sf4l.f rr.-'-a-l
Conquer We will rl g.l.I..l
We will pit down the rebellion
and stand up TO our collars
good bless the Inion
Wee are tle brave fellowes u
iwiiIbrihg my lines to q close flg
and bid youg g cd by i71-l
Wee hre for the union .as-a.a.'a
Wee will dghttnl we dye. u i79s rr--
ritenfor the entelllssneer from the hand e..
Martinsville, Ohio. Yours truly MIR editor. this Is
riten for the entelliger.5
The man who reads that through and
then don't go aud volunteer at once to fight
his 'contry 70, )" must be veritable wretch
and nothing shorter. When we say that
the writer Of those "few liousn isa wo-
man our readers will not be surprised to
hear that she is for the "Untonp and that
she will fight till she "dye's," .sa
Here is wall from a chap in the Athen-
aum-o1e Of the innOcents who HneveF did
nOthiug"-Who wants to go home. Upon
reading it clear through the discerning
mind will,petceive what is the matter with
the aforesaid. He,is "prison bound 2 that
is, in the jng, like many another poor hon
est Southern oopfeaeracy" as Kerr would
say, and,wants out. We hope he may
after the war.
PRISON BOUND @ 80
WslIvs as strangers and prisoners while here lgi
Far from o14 homs. Az, loved %s,.9 pTi:S9 bound
Fa L aLslfl9tH We're priS1n bound
Far from our loved Southern homes We have come
Far from the scenes where we oneed loved 10 roam
o how We miss the dear loved ones at home ..,-
While prison bound
Home Hndits pleasures w. IN have resigned ,.g
- 3a.i7iraoi We're prison bound
friends and companions ne al lstt behind ia-f
niu1r ffoisa. sall. LilllM TT While prison bouud
Trials and CROSSES we all have to bear ib li-i- l.
Sad dIsapointments alasRe must share .-tfi
Yet We must still be content with our fare
tr.r --ofi .siIssiEI While prison bound
.-f,,.a ,TQfns...uus h1El .flfE, lir1fif a i
Wen tel 70 the world as We Journey q long -
nov much We have suffered and yst o how Tong C)
it.,, .s,-.r.. zlsf-sslt.6D While prison bound =
BY porthern forces conhned and Oppressed -.5.,
Hou can you hope that your cause WIll be blessed
See these gray hairs you deprive OF their rest
.YAd or GaLg Z Willy prison. 1901 p0g9a
But there Is Just God who rules and lsAo kH0lgS-
- .-5-9jss He're pFison 6ottRd IN
And hem ayehge us agalnst AZ oqr foel % II X . )
though prison bound
We hope our eonhnement In here soon Will end 4
Then we wiz shout a. our Slepi hiIi6Hhrd tepd
~. Me'He hQmeWaTd bCund z
Written IN prison at Wheeling by UTiah Wade for
Miss Sarah II Bobbins1 isrs y s-iiliss sIfs, n =
Mas DouGLks resides near the Douglas
Hospital, Washington, and is constant in
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