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see the President, but he is out of town. The Army bill agreed upon by the Conference Committee has not yet passed the Senate and there is a belief by some that it will not pass. I believe it is to be considered in the Senate on Tuesday the 5th. | see the President, but he is out of town. The Army bill agreed upon by the Conference Committee has not yet passed the Senate and there is a belief by some that it will not pass. I believe it is to be considered in the Senate on Tuesday the 5th. | ||
I hope to leave here for Philadelphia on Tuesday night. | I hope to leave here for Philadelphia on Tuesday night. | ||
Gen'l. Thomas asked me about the killing of those mule thieves and if any report had been made of it. I told him you had made a report to Dept. Hd.qrs. and I believed Major Yard had also. He said he had not yet seen the reports. | |||
I have not yet leard from you since I left Ft. Sill. Direct to me at Rancocus, [undrline] Burlington Co. [underline] New Jersey. [underline] | |||
Kind regards to Mrs. Grierson, I have been quite unwell for the past three days. | |||
Very truly yours, | |||
S. L. Woodward | |||
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July 3rd 1870- SLW from Wash Hds. 376 | |||
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see the President, but he is out of town. The Army bill agreed upon by the Conference Committee has not yet passed the Senate and there is a belief by some that it will not pass. I believe it is to be considered in the Senate on Tuesday the 5th.
I hope to leave here for Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
Gen'l. Thomas asked me about the killing of those mule thieves and if any report had been made of it. I told him you had made a report to Dept. Hd.qrs. and I believed Major Yard had also. He said he had not yet seen the reports.
I have not yet leard from you since I left Ft. Sill. Direct to me at Rancocus, [undrline] Burlington Co. [underline] New Jersey. [underline]
Kind regards to Mrs. Grierson, I have been quite unwell for the past three days.
Very truly yours,
S. L. Woodward
[along side of page] July 3rd 1870- SLW from Wash Hds. 376