Letter : Memphis, to Lorenzo Thomas, n.p., 1863 Feb. 7.

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Letter : Memphis, to Lorenzo Thomas, n.p., 1863 Feb. 7.

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Autograph letter signed. Request that his name be withdrawn from the list of Brigadier Generals as yet unconfirmed by the Senate.

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