The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

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/ plunging shot, SCATTERING the strong
oak as withia thunder bot, and beat
ling down horse and rider to ths
ground? Who, but one that has fel,
them,s can describe The sixsing Afinie
bali, whichdoesits work 50 neatly and
80 well? Who can describe that last
look Of the stricken. solder as he ap,
peals f6rsa help that men cannot
/ give9 or wiso / hesdreatl scenes at the
surgeons table; or al the burial
trench. 81 .as's s9 .sssts's lss' Y
/ what artist wifi nttemnt tbat
night scene when the rnr,boats and
transports ran the batteries of vicks
lburc?-that lono. black lihe ;rnn-
clads, followed BY the ffail of trans-
ports, in darkness and silence hard!
" q ripple Or breath heard when,
as by the lightning's fash, the whole
lsky was lit up by the bonires and
burning buildings on shore, illumi-
mating city and fleet, and making
Ievery floating objects target for those
terrible batteries.
Who will attemnt to pa;nt that
grand panoramic Of the battle ~
Chattanooga; with ten miles. Of CON
Etinuous Are. plainlv visible from nnr
hill lust before the setting ofthe snn?
Or who bp+ I, be MOO, ,ro,,l., -, ,,,ra
ito express tha, intense feel;nv 81 ;ov
which peryaded in onr minds wLen
camp Al f15xe;ov we haarr n ma 4; ;a'
tance tha Stint rnvnrharot;o oc.ha
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~Nu iss RhL aulu ulnnaL 1oiage ana
the lvhg uneS oi s0iuiers pointing TO-
wal ds Dasias, " hlie IN the FAR OF dis
lance ne' was Aasiatoona, begIrt with The
smoke Of the rebel assault, and the
occasional glimpse OF the little signal
Nag through an embrasnre, which
told me, through theskilfnl officer by
my side that Corse was there. and
consequently that the place was safe.
or better still. that : Reard or uaa,v
could have caught that rorreons n,ctnra
as we rode ont az Atlanta that ,,aort;f,,a
morning in November and turned IN look
al Atlanta smouldering in its ruins whi,st
long lines of soldiers with their white ton.
ned wagons were starting sonth ward thev
knew not vcithe, and fhe whole a,r -.
sounded with that fayorite anthem ~
..John Browns soul goes marching On .,
taken mn fror, ft,a 10 =, X, = 5 8. ..,h;,,.
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"S ~ c''nulo" Hlssincs. III
or who viii attempt the scene when
Hazen's lold division. after long weeks and
tnon.ns o. periions mafching down 70 the
sea, walked with coiors flying. and DRESS
60 Dy nrlgades on the centre, right INTO me Ft
g ~ ana the ioud shouts ofhis men
reached us across those rice nelds, and
even carried BACK e our main camps.
teliing tnem mat our heet was gained and
that savannah's hte was seaiett7