Civil War Soldier

ALS Battle of Petersburg Civil War Soldier writes From Appomattox River 1864

ALS Battle of Petersburg Civil War Soldier writes From Appomattox River 1864

ALS Battle of Petersburg Civil War Soldier writes From Appomattox River 1864
"In the Trenches Near The Appomattox River". [Autograph Letter Signed] Civil War Soldier Writes to His Brother From the Trenches Near The Appomattox River. 7 x 4.5 inches.

A little faded but still very good, folded, minor soiling and tearing along folds. [no name given] writes to his brother, Albert, beginning "In the Trenches Near The Appomattox River" telling him of the woes of keeping paper and stamps handy; and joking about his inability to swim, Tell Frank & Herby that they can both bet me that they can swim, for I can't.

So it would not do for me to go in the water with them, for they would keep laughing at me. " Then he ends:"They keep up a steady popping last night at Petersburg. They do most every night, with now and then a big gun. We can hear the musketry quite plane here. We are going to be relieved for 24 hours this morning.

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ALS Battle of Petersburg Civil War Soldier writes From Appomattox River 1864