Civil War Letters: Wisconsin 6th Wisconsin Graphic Battle Letter – The Wilderness, Laurel Hill & Spotsylvania Court House, May 5 – 13, 1864. The Writer Mair Pointon of Company A Describes the Bullets Piercing his Blanket & Portfolio AND ONE GOING THROUGH THE LETTERSHEET HE IS WRITING ON! – The Finest Battle Letter We Have Owned Major Rufus Dawes, Commanding the 6th Wisconsin Volunteers Made Recommendations for Promotion – Written on Beautiful Wisconsin Stationery, the Military Secretary Writes Him Back… 6th Wisconsin, Iron Brigade Letter Written by Lt. Col. Commanding, Rufus R. Dawes + Endorsements by Brig. Gen. Edward S. Bragg & Brig. Gen. Lysander Cutler! The 33rd Wisconsin Volunteers & the Fall of Vicksburg, Mississippi – Sgt. W. Jewett Likely: “THEY WERE LIVING ON MULES WHEN WE TOOK POSSESSION.”
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