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May, Thursday, 7. 1863. Am still felling quite unwell. Weather cool but not unpleasant. Wrote a letter to Bro William. Everything moving along smoothly in camp and out so far as I can learn. No papers and no mail and no very reliable reports from below. But everything believed to be in a fine condition. | May, Thursday, 7. 1863. Am still felling quite unwell. Weather cool but not unpleasant. Wrote a letter to Bro William. Everything moving along smoothly in camp and out so far as I can learn. No papers and no mail and no very reliable reports from below. But everything believed to be in a fine condition. | ||
Friday, 8. Was sent for this morning by Genl | Friday, 8. Was sent for this morning by Genl Reid learned he had sent a force to Bayou Macon to cross-had found more opposition than they had expected and sent back for reinforcements which were being sent. Continued to be on the alert. Had a dress parade for the first time at night. Made requisitions for supplies & about sending to St, Louis and Memphis. Recd a letter from Mrs. Chilcote. | ||
Saturday, 9. Pleasant day. Am not quite well yet though feeling better No news and every thing very dull. Had a dress parade last night for the first time another to night. Everything encouraging. | Saturday, 9. Pleasant day. Am not quite well yet though feeling better No news and every thing very dull. Had a dress parade last night for the first time another to night. Everything encouraging. | ||
Revision as of 05:51, 10 April 2020
May, Thursday, 7. 1863. Am still felling quite unwell. Weather cool but not unpleasant. Wrote a letter to Bro William. Everything moving along smoothly in camp and out so far as I can learn. No papers and no mail and no very reliable reports from below. But everything believed to be in a fine condition. Friday, 8. Was sent for this morning by Genl Reid learned he had sent a force to Bayou Macon to cross-had found more opposition than they had expected and sent back for reinforcements which were being sent. Continued to be on the alert. Had a dress parade for the first time at night. Made requisitions for supplies & about sending to St, Louis and Memphis. Recd a letter from Mrs. Chilcote. Saturday, 9. Pleasant day. Am not quite well yet though feeling better No news and every thing very dull. Had a dress parade last night for the first time another to night. Everything encouraging.