Décrit le mauvais temps et les récentes escarmouches avec la guérilla. Transcription : Camp 10 mls [lettre] clarté de Memphis au Tennessee 16 janvier 1863 Chère Marie. Votre nature & lettre de bienvenue du 21e du mois dernier est venu à part hier, et m'a trouvé en bonne santé, à l'exception de mes yeux, et j'ai eu une misérable de temps avec eux, pour quelques jours, avant-hier, il a plu dur tout le jour, et dans la nuit il a commencé à neiger, et il a neigé toute la journée hier et la nuit dernière, et maintenant la neige est d'environ 9 1/4 in. par mesure il est dit être la plus profonde de la neige qui a tombé ici pendant 15 ans, ? Bien que le temps a été si mauvais w

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Describes the poor weather and recent skirmishes with guerrillas. Transcription: Camp 10 mls [letter unclear] of Memphis Tenn. Jan. 16th 1863 Dear Mary. Your kind & welcome letter of the 21st ult. came to hand yesterday, & found me in good health, except my eyes, & I have had a miserable time with them, for a few days, day before yesterday it rained hard all day, & in the night it commenced snowing, & snowed all day yesterday & last night, & now the snow is about 9 1/4 in. deep by measure it is said to be the deepest snow that has fell here for 15 years, ? while the weather has been so bad we have had fire in our tents, & our chimney did not draw good, & I have almost got my eyes smoked out, while I am writing I can barely see the line, but hope they will get better again soon. Elick Eskew[Alexander Eskew] got back to the Regt. again last Sat. he looks heartier than he has looked since he left home, on his way here he saw Brown & his Co., he said Stiles was well, & all the boys from our neighborhood, We are still here guarding the R. Road, a few nights ago an alarm was made & we were called into line about 11 Clock, but went back to bed again soon, there were 7 men seen & fired at, but none were shot. Day before yesterday 9 men were taken by the guerrillas, there are a good many of them around, there were 120 of the 39th Regt. taken prisoners, by the guerrillas. It has been reported in Iowa, somehow, that our Regt. had all been taken prisoners, but that is not so. We have been expecting, for several days, to get some pay, but we are to get only 2 months pay now, it will not be long till we get it, I will not be able to send you as much of this payment, as I would wish, as I am owing some, & intend to buy me a gun blanket & perhaps a pair of boots, but what I can spare I will send you a little at a time, & when any of you get a letter don ?t let it be opened till you get it home, & if I send it to you gradually, why nobody will know any thing about it. I was glad t

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