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Camp near williansport va Sept 25 62
Dear Carie I received yours of the 21 August this
morning I was more then glad to hear that you
was well for I hadden heard from you in
six or sevn wakes thes lines leav me tollable
well hoping they may find you all well
we ar liing hear I dont know what
minet we will leave nor whir we will
go tho I expect we will go back in marylan
if we do we will sufer we nevr maide
any thing by going befor thir is some
talk of ower begade going back to savannah
in a bout a month I dnt know
whether it So ro [1] knon at least I hope so if
we have to stay up hear this winter I don
know what will becom of us the nite
ar vry coald now it was cold a nof
last nite for frost Carie if you
sent any clos by Eli I expect they ar
lost Col Eavns landed yesterday
he sed he left Eli at Stanton in the
hospitle he was not able for Servis he
had a bundle for E Haris & lost it I can
drau know clos nor money & if I had
evr So much money I could bey
any thing thoug I have ten dolars on
hand yet I would have had more
but I have to bey so much when I
was at the hos pitle
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I sent twenty dolars to you by Mr
Denard I would like to know whether
you got it or knon I was vry glad to
hear you could get Salt I was a fraid you
could [not] get it tell your pa I would like
for him to Sav me some wheate if
he has the chance carie the mail is
about to leav I must clos I wrote to
you the other day I am glad to hear
of the ga woman workin so well
nothing more your unworthey
husbon tell death T. A. Woodham
write Soo guod by