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From the 90th Ohio.Ik Camp near .Nashville, Ten.,)December lsth, 1862. )Editor JLrtl i;—As I have not seen acommunication in your valuable paperfor home time, from this Regiment, 1have thought it advisable to give you afew items for publication, so that thfri* nds of the members of companies Cand K. mav know how “the bovs” aregetting along. Just three weeks ago wepitched our tents where they now areWe have remained here longer than wehave at any one camp since we have beenin the service, and the probability is thatwe will remain here for some time tocome, for the very good reason that wecannot move forward verv far until werun against an obstruction in the shapeof a rebel force, indeed the rebels are soclose to us that we generally have tofight for our forage. When a foragetrain goes out, a whole brigade with afew pieces of cannon accompany it.From what I can learn, onr Generalsare expecting an attack at this poiont,although 1 no not know that there is really any danger of soce an affair takingplace. I^a-t Monday morning at 4 o’clock, we were drawn up in lino of bat-tie an t stood until after daylight. Thatooked as though we might get a chance► Ito smell burnt powder yet, before thetwar is over.
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Washington Fayette County Herald
Washington, Ohio, US
Thu, Dec 25, 1862
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