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Frank Malcom letters, 1865
1865-04-26 Page 01
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better dispose of it and appropriate the proceeds as you think best. I hope we will be paid off soon I will then make you a Remittance, direct your letters as before & write often, I will write to you again the first opportunity that offers Love to all & Believe me Ever Your affectionate husband Frank. Malcom E.E.M. April 26th.. 2 P.M. Dear Lide we have not moved yet and it is now believed we will not start for a day or two the 17th.. Corps returned to Camp Last night and it is reported in Camp this morning that Genl Joe Johnson has surrendered unconditionally to Genl Grant. I will mail this letter to you as I have it written. will write you tomorrow if we remain in Camp hoping that I will have a a lot of good news for you when I write again I Remain Ever Your & Frank.
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better dispose of it and appropriate the proceeds as you think best. I hope we will be paid off soon I will then make you a Remittance, direct your letters as before & write often, I will write to you again the first opportunity that offers Love to all & Believe me Ever Your affectionate husband Frank. Malcom E.E.M. April 26th.. 2 P.M. Dear Lide we have not moved yet and it is now believed we will not start for a day or two the 17th.. Corps returned to Camp Last night and it is reported in Camp this morning that Genl Joe Johnson has surrendered unconditionally to Genl Grant. I will mail this letter to you as I have it written. will write you tomorrow if we remain in Camp hoping that I will have a a lot of good news for you when I write again I Remain Ever Your & Frank.
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