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to Mary Hughes
August 27, 1862
Hughes, Alfred, fl. 1862-1864
Joy at receiving two of her letters; urging her to have patience.
GLC02166.050
September 3, 1862
Cautioning her against developing a "nervous" condition; self-preservation; arrival of political prisoners from Louisville.
GLC02166.058
September 12, 1862
Spiritual lessons learned at Camp Chase; his son Tommy; advising her to see the dentist.
GLC02166.063
September 16, 1862
Requesting newspapers; teaching the catechism to his children; arrival of prisoners taken at Martinsburg, Virginia.
GLC02166.067
September 22, 1862
Subtle change in prisoner conduct; politics in sermons.
GLC02166.073
September 23, 1862
Release of Judge Thompson; comments about his children.
GLC02166.074
October 6, 1862
More discussion of Judge [Thompson]'s departure from Camp Chase; requesting better photographs of his children.
GLC02166.083
October 13, 1862
Planned escape by several prisoners through a tunnel (unsuccessful because plans were divulged by fellow prisoners); inquiring after Judge Thompson.
GLC02166.088
October 19, 1862
Receipt of the Wheeling Intelligencer; Rev. Dr. Baldwin.
GLC02166.092
October 21, 1862
Concerns over irregular mail delivery; no desire to spend the winter in prison; discussion of a letter by Judge Thompson. With autograph note signed by D.B. Tiffany on page 4 assuring Mrs. Hughes of the comfort of her husband's quarters.
GLC02166.094
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