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Wise-Treat correspondence, October 1862

Wise-Treat correspondence, October 1862

John "Jay" Treat and his wife "Lib" were stationed in Hannibal, Mo. where Jay was serving in the Union Army. Their letter is addressed to their cousins Tilly, Bell, and Mag Wise.
Wisecracks never dug a canal.

Wisecracks never dug a canal.

Wish some scientist would discover a painless extraction for income taxes. (Optional line): We don't know how you feel, but it feels like this to us.

Wish some scientist would discover a painless extraction for income taxes. (Optional line): We don't know how you feel, but it feels like this to us.

Wish you a Merry Christmas!

Wish you a Merry Christmas!

Wistaria and water

Wistaria and water

With affectionate greetings to one of Iowa's greats.

With affectionate greetings to one of Iowa's greats.

With all our hearts.

With all our hearts.

With Fondest Love Greeting Card

With Fondest Love Greeting Card

This greeting card was printed in Germany
With our special European correspondents. Top): Germany's condition as described by Rudolph Limburger, special correspondent and investigator in Germany. (Middle): Germany's condition as described by special correspondent and observer with the American Army of Occupation

With our special European correspondents. Top): Germany's condition as described by Rudolph Limburger, special correspondent and investigator in Germany. (Middle): Germany's condition as described by special correspondent and observer with the American Army of Occupation

With reservations.

With reservations.