Stellt fest, dass er die Befugnisse der Gesellschaft beitreten würden, wenn nicht für seine Krankheit. Mit Umschlag. Transkription: Kaltes Wasser [Coldwater] Mo Jan 24 1865 Hon Capt P.L. Befugnisse Sir zum ersten Mal in meinem Leben habe ich die Freiheit, schreiben Sie ein paar Zeilen, um Sie über meinen Zustand zu informieren. Es geht mir gut. Mit Ausnahme eines schlechten kalt. Und meine Füße ist sehr schwer, das Fieber hat in meine Füße und Beine, das macht es für mich sehr schwierig, einen Zeitraum zu erhalten fiel. Aber sobald ich so, dass Ich denke ich kann ich erwarten, dass sie sich anschließen, denn ich bin von dieser abscheulichen Land müde. Capt ist es wahrscheinlich, dass Sie denken, tha

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States that he would join Powers' Company if not for his illness. Includes envelope. Transcription: Cold Water[Coldwater] Mo Jan 24th 1865 Hon Capt P.L. Powers Sir for the first time in my life I take the liberty of writing you a few lines, to inform you of my condition. I am well. with the exception of a bad cold. and my feet is very sore, the fever has fell in my feet and legs, which renders it very difficult for me to get a bout. though as soon as I get so that I think that I can march I expect to join you. for I am very tired of this loathsome country. Capt it is probly that you think that I ought to have joined you before now, but Sir it has been an impossibility. I am just able to side around I have been up to the knob twice since I got so that I could traval[?] about. I presume that you have heard of my misfortune, in regard to being jayhawked. they came a christmas night and taken my horse bridle and sadle, overcoat and blanked, and searched the house for [word unclear] but did not find them. my gun was at Elisa[?] Coles and one blanket which they did not get they said that they would take me but I was not able to ride. it was Bill Dennis that come and robed me of my property, there is a goodeal of jayhawking murdering and robbing done in below here, there is some two or three hundred troops at Patisen[?] Some of the 17th Ills Regt is there. and some of the Kansas W.W. Belcher is at home all right and I hope will remane so though he was reported to the troops at Patisen[?] as a Reble. I was over there and saw his name written down in beach as a Reb. and showed it to him he has made it all right. Your family is well so far as I know there is some sickness in the creek, Susan Willmone is very sick. it is thought that Stohels[?] will not get well, he is at home, one of Thomas Stevens daughters died last week. tell all the Boys that their cunnection is well so far as I know with the exception of those that I have mentioned. give my respect to all the boys and t

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