"Long live those musical beings, the only objection I have to whom is the sad repetition of their "calls." But time, my twenty months, will obliterate all such impressions. Henry Huss, one of them, has drawn a faithful picture..."
"High Private Manton", aka Pvt. J. Montgomery Bailey, Company C |

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Color sketch of Henry's quarters at Fort Marshall, Baltimore, MD. This was the first assignment for the Seventeenth Connecticut in the fall of 1862 |
Color sketch of Henry's winter quarters at Brooke's Station, Virginia in February 1863. It also reads "1862" - in error. He lists the other occupants on the sketch. |