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Company E 14th New York Heavy Artillery Volunteers |
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Danville, Virginia Oct 12th/64My Dear Wife a few lines which I are going to send by a sick prisoner who is going to be exchanged I are quite well & in good spirits & doing as well as could be expected & have a good large room to be in now fannie dont worry about me I are all right & trying to live for Eternity & I want you should do the same I have written six or seven times before but dont know as you got them so will tell you what I did in them that is be careful of yourself & keep as you know I want you to & dont draw on that money at all if you can help it if you are well you had ought to earn your living & clothe so when I come home we can have enough to start on & keep your stock of clothe up to dont run behind on that & dont stay at home all the time either. now darling keep your courage up & god bless you & keep you is the prayer of your loving Husband give my respects to all & give these diary leaves to Father & mother no more at present good bye god bless you your Charlie |