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ay we
the next morning we get underlay together with a that of teamer 2 earling crapt
is afthe
very steamer had Par many schemus as they could ton, d as I've steamed down the
: through
narrous wonding Temmity' we could su marts in every direction all reening
he never
human to he head different ways. On the Wilm small (9 afternoon want at Jamis ever
al I
m 64 as our HIG 2r. fort) were all the Camilum that were left at the front many
I will
of than ladur, I remember as we came out of games min into Hamten 20me the were
- had
at dinner, there am a Jini been Having 2 a little run, 2 N was such a whet h-ger
mu of
form the stifting air of the country 2 the Chickshowing (' examps, that every me
them h
looked as smiling as a tacket of chile Mr Wheneved looked at the smarting
lone
faces wound the takle 2 unached, this more of Mc Clellan looks like retreat 2
, was
defect, but it does out seem to effect the Insured company much, 2 I ful like
the unt of you any change is a uly the Wilm small was left as the
Part hospital
ft, under the charge of St-gentions. 2 the vest of the party scatted to there
the regular
hnses or else where Jane week later the Wilm small mu taken by
tance of
S. M. Ackons defartment & lound with exchanged util primary that none going up
fact this
h Administration to on the James to he exchanged, 20 I mm direction by Angentina
- CO I
t go up in the toat,2 get her returned h the Jan. Com of jumble after the
net the
Joseponon had been landed, there were 7 fouts l think with game 4000
emeration
uts, all under a flag of huce there were some 400 105500 m our boat
mone
with a quard of 20 min l a It of N.Y. milities, I mm kind of have dene of
battery
the occasion as the Capt of the boat nargcaud about not of his mt L summ of the whate
Nat 2
that at fun marl head camed us Lafe through he would kuh is as long as he
tonards
lind a the It mas new h his human 2 15th of them came to me In packs 1-20 I but
n for
on all the style I could 2 did the tul I Knews how. must of the we nue Theny
he mail
healthy men, will lother, must of the office to new gear unfort 2 many
the
of them had fuld glanu swing over this Mouldnes, which should never have been
th the
allowed, we also had mare 40 eachn crew of retal Invities who membership
the forms
escaped hanging, they none an injudent, discricity us, a thutner to Just come
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