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Chapter 22: the star-spangled Banner.
Preparations for another move.
Anxiously waiting.
rebel Advice.
turned loose.
a Pathetic Scene.
tears and curses.
Manifestations of joy at sight of the old flag.
God's country
It was the last of April, 1865. Thirtythree hundred prisoners were encamped on that little island.
The quartermaster brought in our rations, and we noticed more sacks than usual.
What does it mean?
The old quartermaster gave a knowing wink, and said he was going to fatten us. We wisely guessed that they were going to move us.
The rations measured out three pints of meal per man. Bob and I had our sock full, shook down, and packed-and then had to take part of our rations in his bucket.
Next morning we were up by times, and were soon all ready and waiting to see what would happen.
Soon a train of cars came down.
We were loaded on, and went eastward a few miles — as far as the rails were laid, as the iron had been taken off this road, to mend