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to Almira Winchell
20 November 1864
Newman, William, fl. 1864
Writes from a hospital. Describes his leg amputation six months ago, which still gives him trouble.
GLC04706.21
13 December 1864
Writes while on his way home via ambulance. Relates that he is still having problems with his leg. Thinks that he should not have left Nashville but the Confederates were too close to the city and could be seen from the hospital. Is sorry to hear...
GLC04706.22
December 27, 1864
Relates that his leg is infected and he needs another operation. Writes about Sherman's capture of Savannah, Georgia, with "150 pieces of artillery, 130 locomotives, and lots of other stuff."
GLC04706.23
14 April 1865
Remington, William, fl. 1864-1873
Writes from the General Hospital. Expects to come home on furlough next month. Does not know what he will do for a living once the war is over.
GLC04706.24
20 June 1865
Lawton, Pyrrus H., fl. 1865
Writes to "Mrs. Thankful" Winchell. Written from [Clouds Mill]. Notes that he spends most of his time picking huckleberries. Asks whether Thomas Donahue has returned home yet.
GLC04706.25
"When This Cruel War is Over."
1863
Advertisement /song sheet with small hand-colored picture of Union soldiers in the countryside entitled "Reconnoitering Party after the battle of Gettysburg."
GLC04706.26
to unknown [incomplete]
December 29, 1861
Magie, James K., fl. 1862-1863
His regiment is guarding a bridge between New Haven, Kentucky and Boston, Kentucky. Guerrillas (led by John H. Morgan) cut the telegraph lines in Boston and then stayed over night in the house of a noted secessionist. Also mentions Confederate raids...
GLC05241.01
to Mary Magie
1 January 1863
Headquarters 78th Regt., Illinois Volunteers. Describes Morgan's raids at Springfield and New Haven, Kentucky, 30 December 1862. Magie, dressed as a southerner, undertook a dangerous mission to rescue the officers' horses. Union troops managed to...
GLC05241.02
4 January 1863
Headquarters 78th Regt. Ill. Vol. Misdated 1862, discusses Morgan's raid at New Haven, see GLC05241.02. Recounts more of his adventures as a spy dressed in rebel uniform. Mentions his capture of a Confederate named Floyd Price. Asks for a copy of the...
GLC05241.03
8 January 1863
Writes from Headquarters of the 78th Regt, Illinois Volunteers. Notes that he has not received a letter from her in two weeks. Informs her about friends who were killed or wounded in recent fighting. Yesterday, January 7th, was his 37th birthday and...
GLC05241.04
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