He received McMaster's note in Washington and has not had time to write, for he has been on the go ever since he left Baltimore. He hopes McMaster is well, and after all, he will be home soon. He goes to Petersburg today, then to Norfolk where he hopes to get a letter. The weather is delightful. He will soon get to North Carolina if he continues at his present speed. He asks to be remembered to Major and Mrs. Keiley and the boys, whom McMaster should ask if they intend to write at all. :: I-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.