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Ohio (Ohio, United States) (search for this): chapter 9
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Chapter 7:
Macon
a Southern Unionist in the rebel army
beneath a Georgia sun
secession speech
thoughts of home-political prisoners
horrible place
offer of the Gospel-Lieutenant A. P. Collins
contemplated escape
robes of blood!
Pinning a Federal soldier to the ground.
We were next taken to Macon, Georgia.
Macon, Georgia.
Traveling by night in box-cars, we had little opportunity to see the country.
We were much annoyed on this trip by drunken, profane, and sleepy guards.
Their cuffs and curses were almost too intolerable to be borne.
On board the train, however, there was one companionable and intelligent gentleman.
I regret that I cannot r I lay longing for the morning which came at last; and never did I greet the light of day more joyously than the 30th of May, 1862.
This was my first night in Macon, Georgia, among the sick, dead, and dying.
The place or pen thus used for a hospital, and the ground enclosing it, were of such limited dimensions, that the large num