The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-13

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the damp, Shiny stairs.
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were hailed by sentry, who was answered
by the officer in whose charge was-we then
resumed our way; soon a bright light shone
in our faces and we could see an open door
little above us.
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swung to again upon its massive hinges we
found ourselves between two rows of soldiers
with drawn swords; the apartment seemed to
be a sort of guard room or keep.
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which time we had remained standing with
out word being spoken, door in the fur
ther end OF the room opened and an officer
gnyly bedecked with gold lace, entered ond
approaching our party took some papers
from the soldier In charge and began to read
them very carefully.
When he had finished he waved an adieu
to those who had arrested me, and they at
once turned and left the apartment by the
same door through which we had entered.
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d1ers stepped from the ranks and began 70
search my pockets and clothing, taxing every
thing that they could hnd, even TO my hano-
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the guard and was marched on through long,
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