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August Sept 2. 1862
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Augusta  Sept 2. 1862
  
DearSir,
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Dear Sir,
  
 
You may recollect that I spoke to
 
You may recollect that I spoke to
you in regard to our J. F. Ballard, now
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you in regard to one J. F. Ballard, now
 
in Jail, claimed as having enlisted in the
 
in Jail, claimed as having enlisted in the
 
4th Battery.
 
4th Battery.
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He has never been mustered into the
 
He has never been mustered into the
 
Service, and says he did not knowingly enlist
 
Service, and says he did not knowingly enlist
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enlisting officer accidentally came acrost him.
 
enlisting officer accidentally came acrost him.
  
[following underlined] I suggested that the past would be forgotten
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I suggested that the past would be forgotten
if he would no go into the Service,
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if he would now go into the Service,
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but he declines to do it.
 
but he declines to do it.
  
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him? I think I can make him
 
him? I think I can make him
 
appreciate it as a favor.
 
appreciate it as a favor.
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Very respectfully yours
 
Very respectfully yours
T. M. Bradbury
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J.W. Bradbury
  
 
Lt Baker
 
Lt Baker

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Augusta Sept 2. 1862

Dear Sir,

You may recollect that I spoke to you in regard to one J. F. Ballard, now in Jail, claimed as having enlisted in the 4th Battery.

He has never been mustered into the Service, and says he did not knowingly enlist having been Stupified by drugged liquor when the enlisting officer accidentally came acrost him.

I suggested that the past would be forgotten if he would now go into the Service, but he declines to do it.

Is it not better now to discharge him? I think I can make him appreciate it as a favor.

Very respectfully yours J.W. Bradbury

Lt Baker