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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 7. (ed. Frank Moore) 6 4 Browse Search
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everything has flowed so effortless to me thus far that my imaginable good luck seems credible. He it is of whom Miss Rebecca K.-- remarked, sitting among a mob of ladies sewing for the Twenty-Fifth Regiment, Colonel Sprague's photograph being passed round to refresh them, Oh, let me look at my darling Augustus. Miss K----, remarked the lady who sat next, allow me to introduce you to Mrs. Sprague --that fortunate lady sitting next her on the other side. If we fail of him, we may have Mr. Scandlin, who was chaplain of the Fifteenth Regiment, and figured in the Battle of Ball's Bluff; an Englishman and a natural soldier. I don't expect to remain many weeks in barracks. Camp John E. Wool, September 26 To-day I had to go down to Boston to help settle an unfortunate division of feeling here, as to which companies should go into the Fifty-First Regiment. It has been quite annoying, as two companies have been much provoked with me, in consequence; and at this moment the matter