Letter to Col. John A. Rawlins. Black River Bridge, MS. 1863 Sept. 14.

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Letter to Col. John A. Rawlins. Black River Bridge, MS. 1863 Sept. 14.

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Applying for a leave of absence; including approval by W.T. Sherman.

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