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July 27th Rained this morning. Yankee papers announce a prospect of our recognition by France and England. Also the capture of Morgan, staff and fourteen hundred of his men at Steubenvile, Ohio. More rumors of our leaving.

July 28th. Received a long, interesting letter from sister Mollie this morning. More rain today. Surgeons around getting a list of sick and wounded today for purpose of sending them somewhere.

July 29th Nothing of interest has occurred today. Weather quite pleasant.

July 30th Seven hundred and fifty sick and wounded left this morning. Wrote to sister Mollie this evening. More rain today.

July 31st All quiet along the Potomac tonight. Nothing new or interesting going on today.

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