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| − | knowledge from his failures | + | knowledge from his failures, I think I shall soon be enabled to get all those discharged who might to go – I have worked very hard usually rising at 5 and retiring, that is lying down on a bed of straw with my clothes on at ten or eleven, but my health is good and I [?] value the labor if I can be useful. Col. Roberts, & in fact all the officers, treat me very cordially & seem fully to appreciate all my efforts for the good of the Regt. There are a large number of general officers quartered near our tent, as near as I can learn the Regt. will move from here in the course of two or three weeks, unless we should before that time have a general battle. The Troops in this vicinity are in good spirits and good condition, and not only ready but eager for a fight, wishing to settle up that account commenced at Battle of Bull Run. Please let me know if you have any information as to the probability of Dr. A’s returning. |
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knowledge from his failures, I think I shall soon be enabled to get all those discharged who might to go – I have worked very hard usually rising at 5 and retiring, that is lying down on a bed of straw with my clothes on at ten or eleven, but my health is good and I [?] value the labor if I can be useful. Col. Roberts, & in fact all the officers, treat me very cordially & seem fully to appreciate all my efforts for the good of the Regt. There are a large number of general officers quartered near our tent, as near as I can learn the Regt. will move from here in the course of two or three weeks, unless we should before that time have a general battle. The Troops in this vicinity are in good spirits and good condition, and not only ready but eager for a fight, wishing to settle up that account commenced at Battle of Bull Run. Please let me know if you have any information as to the probability of Dr. A’s returning.
Very Truly Your Obt Servt
S. B. Morrison
Hon. I. Washburn. Jr.