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to Mother and Sister
26 November 1862
Wright, Sereno A., fl. 1862-1863
They have set up their tents quite nicely with a stove and the right hay. The food is not as good as it was before but he is getting fat off it.
GLC02751.08
to Mother and Sister Elmira
1 May 1863
They have had a very successful expedition, driving the rebels back and capturing a great many prisoners. The food has improved greatly and they are doing their own cooking. He doesn't know when they will be paid so he asks for money.
GLC02751.31
December 21, 1862
They had inspection first thing in the morning. He talks about what different kinds of food are worth around there. He tells the story of a skirmish between cavalry units.
GLC02751.16
to Sister Rosetta
15 April 1863
They got on a boat going away from Baton Rouge. He is sick of the war. The possibility that it might end soon are getting bleaker. He has no money to spend on good food.
GLC02751.30
to unknown recipient
February 13, 1812
A letter entailing the call for volunteers and the initial experience of a group of men who answered that call. The author refers to this group of men as a "band of brothers" acting "for the preservation of of ourself and country." The author also...
GLC02669.003
to Ensign Jacob Bailey
20 August 1813
Bailey, Jacob, 1731-1808
A statement of account for Jacob Bailey, for payment from the United States government.
GLC02669.062
[Notes on barley and oat distribution]
1783
This note is believed to be a record of barley and oat rations given out to soldiers.
GLC02669.069
to my dear caro
25 August 1917
Dawes, Charles G., 1865-1951
He writes that he can tell Henry he can sign the Auditorium Lease Guaranty. He is in good health and likes the army food. He had to leave Webster in London to have a tooth fixed.
GLC02679.04
to G. Elskes
31 July 1853
Jones, William E., 1824-1864
Requisition for service rendered at ten cents per day, including whiskey. Includes postscript from Elskes re payment. Elskes was the acting commander. Written at Fort Ewell, Texas.
GLC02711.19
General Orders No. 18
30 September 1861
Williams, S., fl. 1861-1864
No officer or soldier can leave camp to visit Washington. All commanders with make weekly reports on the amount of ammunition. Payment for rations will be made only by the officers.
GLC02745.027
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