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Camp Varney. May 22nd /63
 
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Mr Wilson. Dear Sir. Knowing you as one
 
Mr Wilson. Dear Sir. Knowing you as one
 
who takes some interest in soldiers affairs.
 
who takes some interest in soldiers affairs.
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to be discharged before my 3 years term
 
to be discharged before my 3 years term
 
is expired. simply because I enlisted to
 
is expired. simply because I enlisted to
serve in the 2nd [?] and as there is no
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serve in the 2nd Regt and as there is no
 
such Regt in the field I have reasons for
 
such Regt in the field I have reasons for
 
thinking myself entitled to a discharge.
 
thinking myself entitled to a discharge.
 
The officers in our Regt appeared to be doing
 
The officers in our Regt appeared to be doing
all they could, before they left. for our good.
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all they could, before they left. for our good
but since. circumstances have come to light
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but since circumstances have come to light
that show a concerted scheme. to keep us
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that show a concerted scheme to keep us
 
in the service if possible, orders where
 
in the service if possible, orders where
recd at regimental headquarters. and not  
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rec'd at regimental headquarters. and not  
 
read to us, because they declared that when
 
read to us, because they declared that when
a regt was mustered out. the entire Regt. was
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a regt was mustered out the entire Regt. was
 
included. another very poor mean trick.
 
included. another very poor mean trick.
 
was the way in which they left us. the
 
was the way in which they left us. the

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Camp Varney. May 22nd /63

Mr Wilson. Dear Sir. Knowing you as one who takes some interest in soldiers affairs. I will let you know just how low we are situated. and as we have no chance to speak for ourselves. perhaps you will see that a fair statement of the case is given to Governor Coburn. as you enlisted me of course you will wonder why I wish to be discharged before my 3 years term is expired. simply because I enlisted to serve in the 2nd Regt and as there is no such Regt in the field I have reasons for thinking myself entitled to a discharge. The officers in our Regt appeared to be doing all they could, before they left. for our good but since circumstances have come to light that show a concerted scheme to keep us in the service if possible, orders where rec'd at regimental headquarters. and not read to us, because they declared that when a regt was mustered out the entire Regt. was included. another very poor mean trick. was the way in which they left us. the