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places. mangled & torn, while the surgeon
was amputating - he was taking off legs and
arms all day, and is still at work at it today
Oh I tell you it is awful, awful and all I
can say is damn the war and damn every body
that makes war - I am now in a hospital that
I have not been in before and I find two boys
of Co A that want to send word one is Frank
[ Lord ?] lives near the burying ground is wounded
in the neck, the ball came out on his back between
his shoulders - do not consider it dangerous will be
at home before great while = Say to his that Hugh
Sherridan was shot dead on the field = Dennis Carroll do
not know any thing about - Chapple wants you to
say to his wife, that he is wounded in the thigh
flesh wound, not dangerous - is going tonight to
Louisville where she will hear from him again.
Will write more as soon as I can - have
just now heard that the major is not
dead, - some hopes of his recovery
send the enclosed paper to Mrs Remington