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Manley Stacey Civil War Letters
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September
16, 1862 |
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Barracks No 3 |
Genl [Quinby], told |
when I shall go to |
to hear from soon |
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Elmira Sep 16th |
one of the
Officers that |
the City,
probably tomor- |
I will write
to [Clifton] |
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10 AM |
we should
stay here |
row.
We are having |
after
Tuesday |
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Dear Father |
most of the
Winter. This |
easier times
now, |
Hoping you
are |
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| I arrived |
I can't see.
I heard |
not near as
much |
all well,
with |
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| at Camp all
night |
some of the
Officers |
Duty,
If you should |
love to all |
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| yesterday,
at 11,30 AM, & |
talking
yesterday, about |
come to
Watkins to |
Manley |
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had no trouble at all |
Recruiting, they said |
Preach, I can get |
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| about being
over time |
if we dont
recruit |
a 2 Day Pass
& come |
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| Things are
moving |
to fill up,
That these |
down,
The Boys are |
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| along the
same as |
men would be
sent |
getting them
often now |
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| usual here.
We have |
to the Towns
where |
I think we
shall get our |
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| now got
about 200 |
their Co's
were raised |
Pay,
tomorrow |
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| men here &
more are |
& open
Recruiting Of- |
on Saturday,
things |
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| coming in
Yesterday |
fices,
This would suit |
look like it
now |
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| the Dft'd
men of Elmira |
me, tip top.
I do not |
Mr Hollitt
did not |
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examined so |
think men
would |
come up on
the Train |
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we soon shall have |
be sent from the |
yesterday, Today I |
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| some of
them, Things |
Army, to
recruit, while |
am resting
out as |
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| look but
little like |
we were
here. Our |
I have got
pretty |
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| leaving here
now |
Doing it
would save |
tired in my
last |
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a great deal
expense |
weeks
running around |
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I do not
know |
I shall
expect |
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