Georgia:  Chattooga County:  Civil War Letters, Correspondence between 
Aaron M. Sewell and Louisa Dorsett Sewell, his wife


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Decm 9th/63
Camp 39 Regt. ga vols  2 miles south west of Dalton
Dear Wife
As Mr greason is up to see us i thought
it expedient for me to write to you to
let you Know that I am well at this
time & hope you the same there isent
mutch nenews in camps now the army
is quiet at this time   the report is 
that the enemy are all gon back to
Chatanooga but I think they are
after Long street & then they
will come on after us & then
they will invade our country &
all will go then But I hope we
will be able to check them & 
that we may have peace before long &
all go home to stay   I hope you have
found my mare if not advertis her & maby
you will find her  tell your pa to go over & see
them fellows agan write the first chance
without delay     Excuse me for this 
time                 A M Sewell





Camp 39 Regt.  Ga vols   Decm 21/63
Near Dalton ga
Dear Wife
As Mr Johnston has visted us & 
will return to morrow I thought
it expedient to write to you  this
leaves me well & harty as I ever
was & I do hope will come to hand
in due time & find you & all the
family & connection well  I haven't 
Received any letter from you since
I left home & would be verry much
gratifide to get one   Mr. Johnston
told me that Pa was gone to Camps
I was sorry to here that write whether
it is so or not I want to see you all
verry bad & sertenly will before
long if I dont come home I want you
to send me some provisions
Some some flour or biscuits & 
potatoes sasage sweet cakes Syrup &
& some tobacco & a whole lot of 
goodes tell P.J to come & Brother
James or else come your self
Or send them by some trusty
friend that is coming