FIFTEEN MONTHS
IN DIXIE
——OR——
MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE IN
REBEL PRISONS.
A Story of the Hardships, Privations and Sufferings of
the “Boys in Blue” during the late
War of the Rebellion.
——BY——
W. W. DAY,
A PRIVATE OF 60. D. 10TH REGIMENT
WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
OWATONNA, MINN.
THE PEOPLE’S PRESS PRINT.
1889.
To my Comrades
who, like myself, were so
unfortunate as to have suffered the
horrors of a living death in the Prison Pens of the
South, and who, through all their hardships, privations, and
sufferings, remained loyal to our FLAG, and to my beloved Wife,
who suffered untold tortures of mind begotten by anxiety
on account of the uncertainty of my fate, for
fifteen long, weary, months,——this
work is dedicated in
F. C. & L.
by
THE AUTHOR.
COPYRIGHT, 1889,
BY
W. W. DAY.