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The Daily Dispatch: July 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway (search)

me letter I find a simple but some what ridiculous request, viz: "I would like your miniature after you get your uniform." A wife writes thus to her husband, from South Norwalk: "Dear James: I am very sorry to hear that you have to go to war, but I trust in God you will come back safe. * * * I see the newspapers every day, and see how many there is killed and wounded; it makes me feel so bad that I almost think every day a week long until your "time is up!" One letter from Berlin, Conn., dated July 19, is particularly race. It is addressed by a father to his son. After a somewhat prosy exordium respecting the Haying season, and the condition of grass, potatoes, and cord crops generally, pater familias waxes warm, romantic, and even patriotic Thus he handles the Northern military leaders: "Lyons and McClellan are Connecticut boys --the only ones who have done much We are getting out of patience with Scott. We like the spirit of Congress We want the rebellion crushed an

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