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Opening: 8 verso, 9 recto
Date(s) of entries: July 24 to 27, 1863
Author: Thomas Jacob Barb
Content: Diary
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12
and brought us letters
I have been on guard all day
Thursday 23rd Mr Maxfield
started for home this
morning we all wrote by
him, But was able to get
into camp's to day but went
back to the house again
Friday 24th our mess all
built them some bedsteads
to day and put an arbor
over them which made
it very nice and cool. Mike
Roach come down from
home to day say's some of
the people is leaving
Batesville, our mess went
out and got a mess of roastingears
today. it is the first mess
Saturday 25th
This morning Abe Weaver [i.e., Private Abe Weaver, Co. A, 46th (Crabtree's) Arkansas Cavalry]
was put under guard for
beating his horse. all of the
mess is gone but me today.
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Abe was bucked this
evening because he would
not dig a stump
Sunday 26th I am on
guard to day. news come
in to day that Johnson [i.e.,
Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston] whiped
Grant in Mississippi and that
Lee has taken Washington
city
Monday 27th this morning
we was taken on suprise
by moveing, our company
was ordered to cook and get
ready to leave in
2 hours, we got 2 day's
rations cooked up and
left for Bayou Deview
we got 7 miles east of
cotton plant about 12,o,clock
in the night put
out pickets and went to
sleep at Mr Moore's place
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