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NEAR LAYNESPORT, December 8, 1864-9 p.m.

Major GEORGE A. GALLAGHER, Provisional Army, C. S..,
Assistant Adjutant-General:

DEAR MAJOR: I send an official letter stating that I will move to-morrow. I dislike to do so very much without orders, but I am sure it is right and therefore must go ahead. The probability of being ordered back to Clarksville is the only reason why I should not move, and from what I can learn the corn is downstream. Allow me to congratulate you upon your return to duty, for I positively heard that you were either dead or captured or Pocahontas, and so reported to all who have asked after you. I will see you in a few days.

Yours, respectfully,

M. JEFF. THOMPSON,
Brigadier-General.

OR Serial 086, p. 1103 Louisiana and the Trans-Mississippi. Chapter LIII

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George A. Gallagher

Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Major (date unknown).
Field & Staff CS Gen & Staff

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