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Headquarters Camp of the 16th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Tennessee
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The headquarters camp and officers of the 16th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry in Tennessee. The officer seated on the far right is thought to be Cassius Fairchild, who entered the war as a major and was promoted to colonel in March, 1864.
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