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cape girardeau argus svol;7ii f;c^pe gittardeau missouri thxjesx>ax : 2e3sbrdar¥;i2 1865 »*" ,:, , yf rr ; poetry for the qape girardeau wvekly argus „ ; ;;:, ••■thanks to -——-.;, : ■j \ zwu yopt a very sappy new tear aj qp the glancing radiant light ■: •-. {. -— - ■r '■■}■of the glorious kjng of day „ " " \ . •'* either go a thousand thanks ':> ' ■'«-" s ■'" on-the shining sparkling way "- '| ? •*; * on thawing of zephyr borne i " i : , ■''. \ ;.*" :■-. on them west western br.eeie • • ■■" . i . , injthe vening;'and the morn ' r ; [''."* eio to thee j,h.e thanks in these ' ... ; _•_ jfair«&t friendv thy message cams . , , •■- - as a roseate hue aflame 1 - • .■*■»<. '■■■i..4 ■;■■.-■'■'*. v : •' -' " • j -. fate shall choose to lead [ l >':■::' ■through tn liaht,orthroukh the clou i ■!.\ ■' still the times whichpass beyond - , ,:\. ;,.-., illke.a fac^amid the crowd , ..";-• • *. r shall have space in memory • ',! „,".;,.'. thence to vanish never never ,> ■_. , „.. and the past and tirotr shall be ■" t ,"',' . yet remembered ever evert ' *•""■» •• thou shait radiant ever seem * •;": -^•■^ like a joy sj.cbarming dream i il.i.-l thanks of mine are little worth . • •' i *... ka'er a jewel in thelot *'''" i - ?"*>• -; nor'i-'ihrint brilliant w&xa ..'.'.'' tlii *■: j .* th-h rarest thou hast got .■.... were the language rich m lore "' ', wealt of word-ggms from the banks of the eloquence of yore . r •' t*loo shoijwst'hayeit in my thanks fairest foetid forgetful never sere's a wishto thei forever ! *" t.s t ir.l&'££*f '•>. c ■■''■-, harold fort kearkey jan 13,18g5 t * miscellany hospitals lieutenant frrank-gordon iher iplaywate.ia.tchildhood her un flinching champion in schooldays and affianced husband in manbdod,:w-a j ■in k the long roughly constructed shed improvised for a hospital,'with dying men'on yery side with horror and disprder a 1 bat it (; co:uld nofc'i be shut away frpni th^gsigbt jay 7 the fig ure of a ; man young with well ]. cut feature but gaunt and ; haggard-m he had been divested of no other clothing but the coat and the gray army shirt was open upon the breast i?o"vealing.the fact-tha't his wounds^of whatever nature were uhere;--ivno f blankgt covered his limbs andi the tigutf^-blosed adlorless lips and dim mod eyes s,)oke little hope for the life of lieut,;,flr ; ank;,gpvdon f i five days he had laid;;m thiswwary r trernh iing upon the verge of eternity^arid pronounced by the attending's'uvgeon pas.t rbeovery ; what'little popm be done in the fearful crowding of laecr ated men upon the hands of the at tandants and the deficiency;of hosv ital,aid/had been done but theeare to soothe the path-of death was>not th-ere eight and leffc^'and in every : direction he saw strong men turn'their h(?ads and die iil"'.rrery,;4esp^ir wxtli ] less wounds than his'own j a and:then < with a sickening terror hesankvbaekl upon his rough couch with a prayer that his spirit might^o ; calles while hia eyes remained closed/to the mi sery aroundinmy v/'/'!'!//.''"'-:''v "'. '.. ; from nashville to ; jtb,e general in command ? give them td riiy orderly,.aria'lie will give you back the general's answer - - [-■'• -~ -----™ " yqu;;mußt"excußt^me oolonel i am underprders.notv to let these let tefs goout^f my hands unless into those of general rosecransv if you say i caiti^ot go : up'to headquarter tlxm i'cjnust returh valid report the fact/v u j.m j'thevcdlinel seemed to.consider a moment and eye the young officer who ■} stood before hint'well over be fore'he jxh|"w,e red vl 4 -/* v 7v.vv '-<■-••' ': ■<;£<• %£ i3,jagal.n^t:vorders^liieutenaii t tb'^a>i'any';jone j but'l.'cah'no.t.be6,-that l thesevjorders extend jto an officer vn'the service bearingdespatefiesv i think ypu"may go up,/"what did yon say ypurfnamaw^-st «,» f-.lsinitll.gordon^t.^i'lfth michigan at yout;;:per'yice aiv-vvvvt^'vaavv v vgordon jjordori j/a.£ftiave jseard that narai before 1 j/'-jt'bin"k,v..-jjo-uct^vlyi haven't c a gordon with tfs v i 1 lieutenantfrankgordon,on staff sir b shot in!breast,*;.bir.,"died this morning in hospital n0..2/a answer ed theorderly with the seatentioufi ness of a veteran;v'7v'*vl/j vv
Object Description
Title | Cape Girardeau Weekly Argus 1865-02-02 |
Masthead | Cape Girardeau Argus Vol. 2 No. 34 |
Date | 1865-02-02 |
Subject | Cape Girardeau (Mo.) -- Newspapers |
Description | An archive of a politically independent weekly newspaper in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, that supported the Union cause during the Civil War. |
Publisher | W. M. Hamilton |
Type |
Newspapers |
Format | Image/Tiff |
Source | Bound volumes |
Language | English |
Coverage | Missouri -- Cape Girardeau County -- Cape Girardeau |
Rights | Public domain |
LCCN | 071.7896 C17 |
Collection Name | Cape Girardeau Argus Newspaper Collection |
Date Digital | 1/26/2010 2:20:21 PM |
County |
Cape Girardeau County (Mo.) |
Contributing Institution |
Southeast Missouri State University |
Copy Request | Contact Kent Library Special Collections and Archives at One University Plaza, MS 4600, Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Telephone: (573) 651-2245 Fax: (573) 651-2666 Email: semoarchives@semo.edu |
Description
Title | Cape Girardeau Weekly Argus |
Masthead | Cape Girardeau Argus Vol. 2 No. 34 |
Date | 1865-02-02 |
Subject | Cape Girardeau (Mo.) -- Newspapers |
Description | An archive of a politically independent weekly newspaper in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, that supported the Union cause during the Civil War. |
Publisher | W. M. Hamilton |
Type | Newspaper |
Format | Image/Tiff |
Source | Bound volumes |
Language | eng |
Coverage | United States; Missouri; Cape Girardeau County; Cape Girardeau; |
Rights | Public domain |
Page | 1 |
Sequence | 1 |
LCCN | 071.7896 C17 |
Full Text | cape girardeau argus svol;7ii f;c^pe gittardeau missouri thxjesx>ax : 2e3sbrdar¥;i2 1865 »*" ,:, , yf rr ; poetry for the qape girardeau wvekly argus „ ; ;;:, ••■thanks to -——-.;, : ■j \ zwu yopt a very sappy new tear aj qp the glancing radiant light ■: •-. {. -— - ■r '■■}■of the glorious kjng of day „ " " \ . •'* either go a thousand thanks ':> ' ■'«-" s ■'" on-the shining sparkling way "- '| ? •*; * on thawing of zephyr borne i " i : , ■''. \ ;.*" :■-. on them west western br.eeie • • ■■" . i . , injthe vening;'and the morn ' r ; [''."* eio to thee j,h.e thanks in these ' ... ; _•_ jfair«&t friendv thy message cams . , , •■- - as a roseate hue aflame 1 - • .■*■»<. '■■■i..4 ■;■■.-■'■'*. v : •' -' " • j -. fate shall choose to lead [ l >':■::' ■through tn liaht,orthroukh the clou i ■!.\ ■' still the times whichpass beyond - , ,:\. ;,.-., illke.a fac^amid the crowd , ..";-• • *. r shall have space in memory • ',! „,".;,.'. thence to vanish never never ,> ■_. , „.. and the past and tirotr shall be ■" t ,"',' . yet remembered ever evert ' *•""■» •• thou shait radiant ever seem * •;": -^•■^ like a joy sj.cbarming dream i il.i.-l thanks of mine are little worth . • •' i *... ka'er a jewel in thelot *'''" i - ?"*>• -; nor'i-'ihrint brilliant w&xa ..'.'.'' tlii *■: j .* th-h rarest thou hast got .■.... were the language rich m lore "' ', wealt of word-ggms from the banks of the eloquence of yore . r •' t*loo shoijwst'hayeit in my thanks fairest foetid forgetful never sere's a wishto thei forever ! *" t.s t ir.l&'££*f '•>. c ■■''■-, harold fort kearkey jan 13,18g5 t * miscellany hospitals lieutenant frrank-gordon iher iplaywate.ia.tchildhood her un flinching champion in schooldays and affianced husband in manbdod,:w-a j ■in k the long roughly constructed shed improvised for a hospital,'with dying men'on yery side with horror and disprder a 1 bat it (; co:uld nofc'i be shut away frpni th^gsigbt jay 7 the fig ure of a ; man young with well ]. cut feature but gaunt and ; haggard-m he had been divested of no other clothing but the coat and the gray army shirt was open upon the breast i?o"vealing.the fact-tha't his wounds^of whatever nature were uhere;--ivno f blankgt covered his limbs andi the tigutf^-blosed adlorless lips and dim mod eyes s,)oke little hope for the life of lieut,;,flr ; ank;,gpvdon f i five days he had laid;;m thiswwary r trernh iing upon the verge of eternity^arid pronounced by the attending's'uvgeon pas.t rbeovery ; what'little popm be done in the fearful crowding of laecr ated men upon the hands of the at tandants and the deficiency;of hosv ital,aid/had been done but theeare to soothe the path-of death was>not th-ere eight and leffc^'and in every : direction he saw strong men turn'their h(?ads and die iil"'.rrery,;4esp^ir wxtli ] less wounds than his'own j a and:then < with a sickening terror hesankvbaekl upon his rough couch with a prayer that his spirit might^o ; calles while hia eyes remained closed/to the mi sery aroundinmy v/'/'!'!//.''"'-:''v "'. '.. ; from nashville to ; jtb,e general in command ? give them td riiy orderly,.aria'lie will give you back the general's answer - - [-■'• -~ -----™ " yqu;;mußt"excußt^me oolonel i am underprders.notv to let these let tefs goout^f my hands unless into those of general rosecransv if you say i caiti^ot go : up'to headquarter tlxm i'cjnust returh valid report the fact/v u j.m j'thevcdlinel seemed to.consider a moment and eye the young officer who ■} stood before hint'well over be fore'he jxh|"w,e red vl 4 -/* v 7v.vv '-<■-••' ': ■<;£<• %£ i3,jagal.n^t:vorders^liieutenaii t tb'^a>i'any';jone j but'l.'cah'no.t.be6,-that l thesevjorders extend jto an officer vn'the service bearingdespatefiesv i think ypu"may go up,/"what did yon say ypurfnamaw^-st «,» f-.lsinitll.gordon^t.^i'lfth michigan at yout;;:per'yice aiv-vvvvt^'vaavv v vgordon jjordori j/a.£ftiave jseard that narai before 1 j/'-jt'bin"k,v..-jjo-uct^vlyi haven't c a gordon with tfs v i 1 lieutenantfrankgordon,on staff sir b shot in!breast,*;.bir.,"died this morning in hospital n0..2/a answer ed theorderly with the seatentioufi ness of a veteran;v'7v'*vl/j vv |
Date Digital | 1/26/2010 2:20:22 PM |
Filename | 18650202_001.tif |