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May, Monday, 4, 1863. No news. Boats unloaded & the families sent down to Plantation. Dr. Horton has been examining the men preparatory to being mustered in The muster rolls are being made out. I fear shall lack a few men

Tuesday, 5. Cool & very pleasant. Slight shower last night. The companies of the regiment were mustered in to day all having been filled to the minimum Genl Reed called upon us at our quarters. Have been quite unwell to day Mustered out & mustered in to day

Wednesday, 6. Cold cloudy windy rain day. Unwell to day. The guns were distributed to the companies to day. Learn that a few rebels visited the Sellers place last night & took the arms of the guard. No news of any importance.

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