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March 20, 1864
Remington, William, fl. 1864-1873
In regard to Almira's admonishment to leave whiskey alone, writes, "I never liked it any way."
GLC04706.19
23 July 1864
Writes from Harris Hospital. Expects to be home in two weeks. He went to see the "old dutch woman that tells fortunes and well never mind."
GLC04706.20
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
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