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The Anoka Star
Saturday, February 18, 1865


              STARVED IN A SOUTHERN PRISON. - The friends
            of Mr. HEZEKIAH BOND of Champlin, have recently
            learned of his death in a Southern prison, in
            Salisburg, N. C.  His death occurred Oct. 6th,
            1864. He was a mamber of Company B., in our
            glorious old First, and after sharing in its
            many bloody battles was captured by the rebels
            before Petersburg, and thrown into prison, 
            where owing to ill-treatment and want of the
            necessary food, he soon died. He leaves a wife
            and two children.
            
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