Monday, September 19.— Found that the officer who called yesterday thought the corporal was the Provost Marshal, Captain Hampton. He received a letter from General Ripley, commanding post at Charleston, asking whether my “status,” as Captain Senn called it, was good. He rather thought it was, on inquiry. Day cloudy. Began Mistress and Maid. We heard that men were being sent away from Andersonville.
War Diary and Letters of Stephen Minot Weld.
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