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


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Camp  39 Regt. ga. vol  Muroe Co
Tuesday 4th  Nov/63
Dear Wife
As this is a beautiful morning & I have
the chance to write to you I take
the pleasure of doing so this is
the first opertunity of writing
Since Mr. Johnston Left us at
tiner station Our trains run
to Sweet water agan I suppose
& you will chance to get this
soon whitch I hope you will
there must certenly be a letter
On the way for me but I havent
Received any yet  The weather
is beautiful & fair now but
we have had some verry bad
weather  We have no tents at
all we take the weather as it 
Comes.  I am healthy & stout &
get Enoug to eat by forageing &
What we drew together.  We
move nearly every day but Short
distences we are rather pricketing

[the following was written at the bottom, upside down]

We havent draw any money yet


Camp  2 miles south west of Dalton Ga
Dec 4/63
Dear Wife I
Arrived here this morning unmolested
& am well as Mr. Ryinheart is up & going
to return ill write you a few words to let
you know I am well he has now started
or starting the boys are all accounted for
One Dead & Severel wounded several gon 
home      I want write any more now   
write soon if you can    Send you letters
to Dalton by the way of rome
		I hope this will find you all well

			A M Sewell