Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-03
Rebel Autho Eraphy---A Rich Letter.

Somultitudinous have been the published
specimens of rebel spelling that no Ordi-
nary shew Of ignorance would attract any
attention. But the following letter, found
by correspondent Of the Chicago Tri
bune, is enough to make horse laugh;
ALADY ON asUaAR Pill
sEPrEMBER THE %, 1862.
dearest Darlin once more Embrace
the preasant optunity Of Answering your
very kind and afeetianate letter that re-
ceived this evening it gives me great
pleasher in deed to hear from my Darlin
and to hear that he was well oh my old Su-
gar pill if Could only spend to knight
with you it would afford me great plesher
oh yes to be with the one that love as
Dear as do 10y on heart oh Darlin shell l
ever fore get when we parted the last time
no Never can I for get them sweet Blaeke
eyes that saw throw the windor Of the
old car it seemed that my heart and Breast
was s partin oh did feel SO Bad felt like
l had all most as lif die as to part with my
hearts delight my only iifes pride on earth
oh Could l ever love another man like l do
my dear one no never no never it seems to
me if my darlin was not Blest to come
home to my arms I would Be one of the
poorest unhappeyest soules Onearth oh
Honey no do love my Companion as
Dear as eney woman ever did love man
on earth oh you are my only studiey all
day and all mite dreame of my suger pill
oh Honey my Bosom Friend if you only
are Blessed to return home how Thanfull
l will Be no 1 will be one of the happest
souls on earth oh Dsrlin you aut to see
your little Man he as pretie as ever and can
taulke rite smart he is as smart as his
dady oh I do wish you could see
him nc you would love him Better
than you ever did in your life well Daran
Cousin Thomas has returned home safe
and sound once more he got home the q
of inst hem and me wrote you a great long
letter last Thursday he says he saw the
hardest time Of eny poor Boy Ever did or
most in the world he was nearly naked
and liked to Of freashed he was in five big
battles and one srumegh he is the same
old Tome he says he wants to see you nifty
Bad Honey you rot for me to get you some
winter cloths But it is out of question for
me to do it But do wish 1 could want
to weave you some shirts and Britches and
uIhWb DC 4ulCk Us L Cdu anu AAASub JOu
some socks But to get you a coat and
woulin pants I cant find them no whares
as I no of no WHARF Honey it is after 10
o'clock and all is sleepe but Matt and my
self and will close my letter But not my
love no never my Darlin you must rite 1
rite and rite don't see why you don't get
my Letters good by sugar pill FAME to her
Darlin G. q. F.
"Dear brother as Tonne has closed viii
rite you often Tins to let you no that l am
well and that have not forgotten you yet
if you have forgotten me Dear COVE am
very forry to inform you that John has
gone to the army. he is at chattanooga
Tenn had letter from him day before yes
terday1, he was well he cannot get to his
regiment Coosin Tonic has got home at
last he arrived in town last Wednesday
COVE you must rite to me you have not
wrote to me yet thought you would have
rote to me sometime Dear COVE FAME got
that 80 dollars you sent her, COVE you
ought to see your little Boy, he is as
sweet as ever, god bless him
MATTE FAULNER.