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Letter from the mayor of Staunton, Virginia published in the Augusta, Georgia Daily Constitutionalist on August 6, 1861 describing a contribution of $80 to the 1st Georgia Infantry (which he describes as the "1st Georgia regiment") while they were encamped at Monterey, Virginia. | ||
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published in the Augusta, Georgia Daily Constitutionalist on August 6, 1861 | ||
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August 6, 1861 | ||
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