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to get transportation for the body, but they would net let the man
in
go. I think it was that morning on the next that a large party
a
of the San Canno underatin Douglass Wash gran
came
on a special stramer, with them L1 for Chulyen the
-
who I knew at Ft Menroe with a number of Any surgans.
Ur
The goods that I had packo were ready to qu, L none quit on the
achage
caro l many more with them L emd to the gamet, / went worth
wall
more that afternoon, our horps tablet um then in Indiriching
e were
they crossed over to our nair the same night. There was a uch young
my they
man by the name of Work from sig a volunteer in the Iam Cannon, l
came
was very descanes to qu over the ever an he had ulatives who bucain
a
full I wants to qo, to we Martic both of mounted I wace culling u
that
Antitem, the dear littlehome I had at we crosio on the
thought
Junton hidge, thue mere two ilore to each then, the street in the
dad
city gearallel hi the une were full of coldin packed in whe
ford
oardness, infantry & anlethy all jumberts together, while
wo
the struts halling up pun the ever . which conded te enght
me
by the everyone articling were dearted the uti mere dropping a hell
1
byx
into the city atrul once a minuite, to anny us,2 amare themselves,
but
we rode up one of the streets nurning up from the firm, unthe we got
friend
into the outskirts of the town, quite near the utel lines which w
t 5
no
could Iu quite flemely, me we we staffer h a Lt Cor who was in
command of the Juck guard, he quitely inquired where in here we
any
were going L who we were true Wood end we belonged to the Ian
war
Common x that he wanted to go a wittle further", zu a house which
to after
belonged h a relative of his the CAL and of we went any further we chends
my
draw the fin of the uts, d they two fan what at enough, then he wanted to
and
Know why we were not in uniform. we said that we never were any he
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