From H. W.
April 3. Cæsar came home on a furlough, and it was fun to see him in the street afterwards, surrounded by a great gang, talking away as eagerly as possible. I should like to have heard him, if I could have understood him; he had had a “firs’ rate time” and he and January have been trying to get some of the men to go back with them, but they can’t succeed any better than C. or Mr. Philbrick.
The next few letters are entirely occupied with incidents of the draft.