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acti; g as A .-.-isArtt-i* this her tnit nt and re- tThe had—for lie Was hut a sti iplin.2, though j!,;;•! s*vn hard H'-rvice— bv stretched out■ '.Up’S connected jon the i»t lt;*f the lt;’ar. Aiii-'h.-r lad, of lts'8Mi r, u ; i! A in ii i y........ - ;.....;*** w. , ! than tw.nty summas, uTlh hi-arm in n sln'gi■ 1 • t ^ i v * * | i ii 1 * j... : t’.niit: a; d t.lt;.»-k a scat behind him, uuing upon 1vV «.‘lt Wm , u lit II , *UiU umiiuui'vi!ii' mournful in'vtot. Looking up to:Brave SolWui\d u mnuury i• t .St. IV d.— ISt :l; 1 at thci•com] Ordnance:icf Old nance Of• here be had the dug in 1350, he (Ala.) Arsenal, is, to Leaven-i.utTronjoiion in the time of peace, n in IS IT, Gen. iou as full First and it was not 7., in July, lbtiU►f Captain o( Or-II0LL01ItAncm ii.-r I was aec.jiiipaidiyt; the sick hoy l.; hoIriiii'.’. };e a - ked :s‘Is he a soldi .t %'“\W“Of what regiment ?’*The 13th Illinois cavalry.\re you a soldier VM “Yes.”“Where do you belong V“Tn tho 105th regiment of Illinois volunteers“The 105th regiment! That suiiuc’rJ welh-fllinois is doing nobly.’*“I did belong to the 11th Illinois infantry.“Then hew came you in the lodth?”W • * - * * - ' » ■ ■ « V I r • 1“i was wounded at the battle of Fort Don-!by'vV ‘T°! Ihcy lift v*: |ro\vlt;l tlt;olson, so that 1 was pronounced unlit for ser-‘in the h»u»-o: uteitalready held by j v*eo, hnd discharged. But I recovered from ! Q0l,o-li|s am'my wound, and ivln-n they commenced raising this regiment is: my neighborhood,! again enlisted.”Hitherto the sick boy had been perfectly olis, titling outj5^^* Now he slowly turned over, looked up !, He served with bth gbstening eves, sti tched forth his ham!with slow movement of a sick man, to the topAITwTio haw: Frit ah-.mbl tak«» uipcru with 11h■!* Fills iirttl flU rs an*l St t lore lift'ecalled to Wash-W\gudie v • C» e norul) report to Gun.Will lu* speciMUy : • tlu*se vlumuble nu*( to the riiredi jUi) vvhNow hern, Beau| Sick Ilea dapsfcilo, Iiis cummis*iom-uTho*f* (Vi'UhiM whi iof Ihu seat, ami without snvirir u vvonL unnT-; y*™*-4 . . ° O HluitfVlT Is tlhh. - » i i*' iiiumla?his rank in the Iy Ujl- rtana of t!-c new recruit. Tlie*‘»» ^fiwiivcr n»About tile I«»l ■ pali'iotism that glowed in those wan fesatiu es, |f0 lie.-VrVmA* pistr nriixide’s Army , and prompted those slow, tremulous inovu- , '’^^4 aLT’gd uf Gen. .Me Cl el incuts, like electricity,lan tinough every heart. :hou’s Landing, I't’he twice enlist-d youth, as soon as he saw * ^ CilkllCSS Ciith his Command, his intention, d'-iigoted ;,t the apprt'ba ti.m and £ in the saogui- reliction of his own spirit, ^:a.-}ml the out-* . i lt;■ • - •. * lit » ... h VMt win •lioiojiftin s'ted in.. ii ril • strcciied hand, t. xcla’n.ing, ujJ-:! j /hr y,,u /*. o:.i On- s •! j;-r «•..I..., I- .......’ - * N-vr 1*1 Ol • n ov-■idux ti um the- W ords c.iunot di-sci ili.Mlu.* ell'-ct upon tinj Burnside !(:lt;•■:t■ 11. It m ty He.'pas-* i.geis, as tS.cy saw those hands cbi-pc i s.nv.'... ij.i* •Joi!,.',i i i »\'A tukb'il ill UHitU-iI olet U) (lt;*r t * • 4* loVt* f f f pi.ij‘1l^ :\ glk ut '.1 St.iii 111 • - i slci.iu Co 111. • I 1S lie ft 1 w *-11 * i J j * s i * 11 ■ i I *...»■ j C. i 11. • I S* ' -ii try, a mutual ph'dg.* tint ti'ch was feadv to - -i.-'.t. T.s.-1, aiid although .• ... . . • «'i» -h- sis oSigl-e ill:, llle, hi- ulg ,.i•* tout country ■ lhc\- so'ei.r11t l-riie.v n .»•»*•[ n i lien i n \ i * • i . . 1 . .• .r a:i i more nil*ntrusied to himra), no tru-'i' ti uu Je.--.ie L..tell that the split o| ’7'j i'tii! survived.•Ijv 11-lit.«litivU til ti. cii'c.\’oluntL‘L*r.sC (,f-* Mi:ism.— I he \S m.hington corre^pomlcut of tL.• Jhucht\e wiiii-s-tiAnd now I am on thisMil-i cl. Tmnva- uoli o.l..., u , -r.
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Linn County Register
Marion, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 25, 1862
Page 2
Full Page
Clipped by
Ralph S.
IN, USA 10 Oct 2022
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