Letter from S. R. Norton to Hattie Norton, 1864-07-10
Mr. Norton, an orderly sergeant, writes his wife, Hattie, of things that he has read and local events. He tells her about an Adrian newspaper article pertaining to the withdrawal of federal troops from Nashville, Tennessee. In camp, a sutter had charged inflated prices on items. Men from several...
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| Summary: | Mr. Norton, an orderly sergeant, writes his wife, Hattie, of things that he has read and local events. He tells her about an Adrian newspaper article pertaining to the withdrawal of federal troops from Nashville, Tennessee. In camp, a sutter had charged inflated prices on items. Men from several regiments destroyed his shop. In the letter, he recorded the pay for each soldier's rank. Delivery method of money to her is explained in detail. His regiment is scattered in different places so they will not participate in upcoming raid. He responds to Hattie's comments concerning friends and family.The digitization of this collection was funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) |
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