| C. S. Central Laboratory, (Ordu.) |
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Thomasville Ga., Nov 4th 1864 {Marked on
the letter "Nov 4th," but filed with Dec letters. The subject matter
could be either date} |
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| Col. J. W. Mallet |
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| Sir, |
| I have the honor to report my arrival here
from Savannah last night. I have in charge the following stores in two
cars, which I shall endeavor to store here. Viz. |
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3 |
Bbls Shilac |
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1 |
Circular Saw |
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5 |
Bars Steel |
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11 |
Ps India rubber Belting |
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1 |
Fuze timing Machine & Wright |
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2 |
Telegraph Tables register &c |
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73 |
Flasks Quicksilver |
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168 |
Kegs Nails |
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3 |
Boxes New Machinery |
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2 |
Boxes Whitworth Cartridges (L.L. & M.M.) |
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2 |
" VV. & WW. |
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1 |
" Telegraph
Weights &c. &c. |
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| I saw Col Cuyler before leaving Savannah who
directed me to store the above goods here and report to you. He will be
here on his way to Macon on Monday night (probably). Unless Col Cuyler
gives me other instructions on his arrival I shall await your orders
here. One car load of the above goods has arrived and the other will be
in tonight. {Thomasville was the western end
of the Savannah, Albany & Gulf RR -- the farthest away from Sherman that
cars could get} |
| I have the honor to be |
| Very Respetly Your Obt Sevt |
| Calvin Fay |