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(Sept. 19, 1864, p. 2)
On account of the vast amount of shells thrown in to the place. My House + Mill both riuned by the army + the shells. We ve had awful times for the last two months. A great many persons were killed by the shells. Ive had good health all the time + hope now to see you + Mary again. I cant write yet to Mrs Wilson or any body South of the Ohio River. Write to her how I am Write me immediately. I'll write you again + give more particulars. H C Moore" At Nancy write to At Polly Sept 11th that the kin are all well. The carrs ran over + killed Jo Beard on the 5th Sept. Lydia Wallace + Tom Leave are to marry on the 15th of Oct. Unkle Sam Negros all gone but two Jos all gone but Suan + one more. Old Granny Tompkins is dead. At Nancys latest word from Kick. he was not well. At Nancy writes more chearfully + hopefully than she has since the war. Ive nothing from Jo S. Wallace since July 10th. Im half inclined to think he is on his way back. Ive a letter from J Add Nimmo of Aug 22nd All well He + Grarevil teaching a school of 59 scholars half a mile from home. Jim Wilson wrote Sept 3rd he was not very well. He was gloomy + secured to have lost hope.
Letter from Charles Moore to Liza Moore, wherein Charles talks about troubles coming from the war and hoping for peace to come soon. He copies a letter from his Uncle W. C. "Bill" Moore regarding the sacking of Atlanta.
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