The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-14
ITIPpN IOWA lyyg,yEMBER IA. 1861.

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tlea- a-then, among - Of missing ~
ter the battle Of C01d 4asbor. Charles
name appested. Migng does not mean
dead, though We With ne terrible mem
orles al, Libby. Bells II and Anderson
ttle present, with -, would almost say,
sWoNM 70 Ged II didwu.. .,tn,.ga
tDossN ~ need fhAs4 snnfSld na9 tell you Of
esse p1NS NJ pqpths q NY pain ere the
snseN a Aprik Gamey .slns story has
bssn nften told, but ose pen shall
ever 90 y Justice. Nos mine; It. were
useless 70 attemps - -, SO s...s
But nov. amid t9o 0eSafy horrors OF
this siSkehihg prnon = 1rlie was walt
No, paylenpy was - sne Summons
Iaas a.s l3 sst TN 49, lo'n 1eS a.v
~han the electric wires throhI,ed with
tho uior,ons ti.i,ups "Richmond ia
our. = yVhen the whole countrv was
r,nv,nvl vv,th s,,outs of v,ctnrv and
.r,,1,. II ! ra,sn \, tha coa ~ rrot,ons no
l.v dvinr of want in the rebel prison
Eor dava he Had lain in 4 dreamy st,,-
! nor n realizins nothing of the sfaand events
that were transptrinr around him. In
che grand exodus of the dav before he
had been left behind with III. few VIC
Tins Of rebel cruelty who remained in
the <,a.taa rhnnaar lint - last the
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shout, and ,ovo,,. rreetinr. were hu.,,ed
to tone. Of tenderness.-wl,en tnr. he
dewed stern bearded faces which hsd
looked death unfiinchingly in the face,
his voice 50 faint and feeble st first.
breathed the request % near his heart
"I,ift mo nm oomr,des--let me soc the
old fiay before l dic.n l.
Tc,.te.,y .s . mother might have ,if-
ted her sutixriag babe, they raised aud
bore him to the window, frou, whence
he might wee the glorious old banner
floating from the rebel capitol. Into
his sunken cheeks-while with the ash
cn p;.llor of approaching death the life-
h,.o., f,nshad onco ,..,r.-a,d in tho
dim eyes the holy light of patriotism
burned anew, as with unnatural
strength he raised himself from his COM
rade,s arms and shouted An a voice clear
and untre,nulous-, -
"Cheer. bovs. cheer once more for the
tho old f,ao GLORY 10 - 1,oa that q
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