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place for currelve or horess, 20 we came back to Haspers Fessy in the
driving know Item, just our hessu in the quma of an old church without
a 200/ cound then up with two Hankets each, which me Etolen H
the backs before morning G the coldine who were unitently facing
through the trun. Our quarters mere in a the d we male curretas
as competition as we would deeping an reaching toxes word with dausting
quilted Hankets, that is nue a comptem might, het it na better them being
out m the mno like the soldiers, 1 have heard meny old coldine speat of that
right as one of the wast they ever knew, 20 cold at that time of year for that
country. after halkept y tish wh my many way tack h Walington changing
that museath here after me, het I had haily get an the Mo side before
I overtish a men an fort, 9 end do you want h use, yes he and he two
me that he belenged to the Ell. deft had hem to Harpur feery with hisses, L
dad get left, L now gang h wath h Machington, hut he wole that d-d here
all the way, d trok all the trank when we stoped in testing after them 2
was a clover companionate below, I was geateful to that man
but I new saw him again after he hd me good might as the office
on f It grashington He. I whister hi - the Knoff a he lays well
you had better start early tommon mining a twk there hisses to
Nanenton gunet you will grability catch It Douglass w ume. of the
Ian, leom there; I appear that I can about and up with my 140miles
ride in foun days, x that I did not know hit I un going to he sick as
1) had eaten hit very little for the last wah 20 he comented that I Phands
ut a day 2 see hav I was comeing cut,2 I and come out the next day
with jaundine, my eyes 2 Kin were yellow I had al sich time of N
for four weeks, I ma at the have, f.i B. black was very King to me 2 runed
me up good, In Gremes though during of communtion came over every day
hi proscribe In the solurn doctned me / gave me great clour calames
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This item is a written account of Waldo F. Hayward regarding his service in the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Also included are transmittal memos relating to the transfer of the material.
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