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August, Saturday, 8. 1863. Warm again. Nothing doing in camp or on the river. In the evening rode down to Van Buren Hospital & returning just at night learned that there was a flag of truce at the lines. It was under command of Lieut Tompkins 3rd La Cav -Harrisons. Had 14 paroled prisoners & one lady when I rec'd  Had quite a visit with them at night & visit them in the morning
August, Saturday, 8. 1863. Warm again. Nothing doing in camp or on the river. In the evening rode down to Van Buren Hospital & returning just at night learned that there was a flag of truce at the lines. It was under command of Lieut Tompkins 3rd La Cav -Harrisons. Had 14 paroled prisoners & one lady when I rec'd  Had quite a visit with them at night & visit them in the morning
Sunday, 9. Rode out with the flag of truce as it was returning. Went as far as Mr [[Maroneys?]] house and returned. Oh how Hot!  A quiet Sunday. Read some and slept a good deal Quite a number of boats passed in the evening. F. Bullitt come down & then returned to G's Landing
Sunday, 9. Rode out with the flag of truce as it was returning. Went as far as Mr [[Maroneys?]] house and returned. Oh how Hot!  A quiet Sunday. Read some and slept a good deal Quite a number of boats passed in the evening. F. Bullitt come down & then returned to G's Landing
Monday 10
Monday, 10. Warm day. Col Shepherd came down. Gave payrolls sent to PM at Vicksburg All quiet. Rode out in afternoon.  Mrs {unclear] returned  Called at the house and saw the family. Anniversary Battle of Wilsons Creek. The boys on a spree
Warm day _- Col Shepherd came down__ Gave payrolls sent to PM at Vicksburg All quiet__ Rode out in afternoon.  Mrs {unclear] returned  Called at the house and saw the family __ Anniversary Bottle of Wilsers [unclear]  The boys can spree

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August, Saturday, 8. 1863. Warm again. Nothing doing in camp or on the river. In the evening rode down to Van Buren Hospital & returning just at night learned that there was a flag of truce at the lines. It was under command of Lieut Tompkins 3rd La Cav -Harrisons. Had 14 paroled prisoners & one lady when I rec'd Had quite a visit with them at night & visit them in the morning Sunday, 9. Rode out with the flag of truce as it was returning. Went as far as Mr Maroneys? house and returned. Oh how Hot! A quiet Sunday. Read some and slept a good deal Quite a number of boats passed in the evening. F. Bullitt come down & then returned to G's Landing Monday, 10. Warm day. Col Shepherd came down. Gave payrolls sent to PM at Vicksburg All quiet. Rode out in afternoon. Mrs {unclear] returned Called at the house and saw the family. Anniversary Battle of Wilsons Creek. The boys on a spree