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Date(s) of entries: November 22 to December 6, 1862
Author: David B. Arthur
Content: Diary
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1862
Nov 22 Started at nine oclock fine nice weather the mud frose a little, had to wait for the General when we came to the road we staid about half a hour, we came about 6 miles to a camp around two miles South East of Wilson Creek and camped
6 miles
23rd Sunday a very nice fine day nothing doing had dress parade
24th had Batallion drill fine day was visited by the 10 Iowa bond Lt Hall gone to Springfield
25th cold raw day spitting snow some all quiet
26th laying still only drilling the weather is getting colder and windy
27th quite raw and windy and cold
28th cool and windy and looks like a storm turning colder
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Dec 2nd done nothing but drill to day been laying still but we had orders to day to march at noon drawn up in battle line at 12 oclock Started at 2 oclock got to Crane creek at 8 P.M.
miles 18
4th Started at 6 oclock and got to within 2 miles of Cassville at 5 oclock evening a hard march
miles 28
5th Started at 5 l/2 oclock and got to Elk Horn at 5 P.M. one man got killed and two criples got run over with the Wagons
22 miles
6th Started at 6 oclock got to Cross Hollows at 12 oclock noon and stoped 1/2 hour got nothing to eat and then started on and stoped about 10 miles west of Cross Hollows to get supper then went on and got to Fayettville [sp. Fayetteville] at 12 in the night
34 miles
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