Since we came in their place, some of the boys have been sick but the cool weather has set in, and is likely to continue. We were ordered to this side to relieve a Battery from Wisconsin, who had his reported 17 men for duty and no wonder, for the foul state of the fort and of their quarters, was sufficient to put any Company in the same condition. To be brief, we left camp on Gloucester Point, on the 28th ultimo. Mirror-Thinking that you would wish to hear from the Battery, I pen these lines. Hiram Champion, First Lieutenant of the 8th Independent N. We are indebted to a friend for a copy of the Yorktown (Va.) Cavalier of May 28th-a-good looking and lively newspaper, printed by S.
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