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March, | March, Wednesday, 11. 1863. | ||
A very pleasant day. | |||
Ordered [[ | A very pleasant day. Ordered to cut the [[levee?]] at this place. There is something in the [[unclear]] & [[unclear]]. Rec'd letters from home & from Washington - 4 in all. Wrote a long letter to Patterson | ||
this place. There is | |||
Thursday, 12. | |||
Rec'd letters from home & | |||
Washington-4 in all. | Extremely mild & pleasant. The day spent as usual. At night a Masonic Festival was had on board the Steamer Arago 7 & a very pleasant time was had. Speeches made & toasts drank. The meeting only breaking up at 2 am. Genl Logan made a speech Wrote to day to Eunice. | ||
Wrote a long letter. | |||
[[unclear]] | Friday, 13. | ||
To day sent to Chicago & replaced to the credid of Liet Sherman at Washington [[unclear]] $675ºº. Given the express company for which Genl McArthur has the rec't with many of his own. Wrote a letter to Sherman giving him information of sending the money | |||
Latest revision as of 23:49, 5 May 2020
March, Wednesday, 11. 1863.
A very pleasant day. Ordered to cut the levee? at this place. There is something in the unclear & unclear. Rec'd letters from home & from Washington - 4 in all. Wrote a long letter to Patterson
Thursday, 12.
Extremely mild & pleasant. The day spent as usual. At night a Masonic Festival was had on board the Steamer Arago 7 & a very pleasant time was had. Speeches made & toasts drank. The meeting only breaking up at 2 am. Genl Logan made a speech Wrote to day to Eunice.
Friday, 13.
To day sent to Chicago & replaced to the credid of Liet Sherman at Washington unclear $675ºº. Given the express company for which Genl McArthur has the rec't with many of his own. Wrote a letter to Sherman giving him information of sending the money