Allen C. Fuller to Richard Yates

                         General Head-Quarters, State of Illinois
                                     ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE
                                         Springfield, March 13 1864

Dear Governor

                   Since I telegraph you last evening at Mrs Yates request that she would be at Chicago to-morrow morning she has changed her mind and concluded not to go.  I think she might like to go down the river but does not care to go to Washington.  If you should go to Vicksburgh I suppose you will come this way. 
                   I wrote to (Sarandy?) yesterday and again today to see you before you left Chicago and I assume he will be in Chicago to-morrow  He would have met you there last week but he was engaged & dividing a stock of goods & could not possibly leave 
                   There are several matters here which you ought to see about before you leave but about which I will not trouble you now.
                   As soon as you determine which way & when you go please telegraph me

                                                                                   Yours Truly
                                                                                      Allen C. Fuller

Fuller A C Adjt Gen

Springfield March 64

Informs Gov' that Mrs Yates does not wish to go east, but would go down the River in preference.

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