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Opening: 29 verso, 30 recto
Date(s) of entries: May 2 to 5, 1863
Author: David B. Arthur
Content: Diary
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1863
May 2nd rainy wet day. looks like bad wether. done no duty to day. commensed a letter to Mary. bought me a silk handkerchief. Lt Hall [i.e., 1st Lieutenant Albert P. Hall] got back from Rolla. had a big supper given by the Colonel, nearly all the Officers Drunk and some of them quarreling. no nows boys all feel well, H. Bass [i.e., Private Henry Bass] got back from Furlough.
Sunday
3rd a lovely Sabbath day. was at the supper last night but got to bed in good time every thing looks green and nice, I have been in camp all day.
wrote a letter to Mary and rec'd one from her and one from G.W. Jenkins. all
well, took a walk this evening. all quiet
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1863
May 4th rainy wet day all day. roads quite muddy. nothing doing to day, no news. James Snell [i.e, Sergeant James Snell] got back I have done nothing all day Sworn of playing cards any more, traded swords with Capt Whitman [i.e., Captain Nelson Whitman] gave him $4.50 boot, all quiet in camp still cloudy but fine growing wether. all well.
" 5th rainy and wet and rather cold and windy; nothing doing hardly. I dont feel very well, every thing very quiet in camp, no news, I commensed a letter to G.W. Jenkins, been in camp all day, got a ball at the seminary to night, all in good spirits and expect to hear good news soon from the war.
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