Boardman Diary - 22 verso, 23 recto

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Opening: 22 verso, 23 recto
Date(s) of entries: April 16 to 21, 1863
Author: James Boardman
Content: Diary

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*THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1863.* Very pleasent, Two Lady Nurses came in to see if we wished any asistance, Embarked on board the Rob Roy at 5.O.C arived at Columbus at 6 1/2 O.C Stop at the Soldiers Home		*SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1863.* Arrived at Paducah at 4.O.C. A.M. Day pleasent Lay over one day Attend Divine service in the Eavening
*FRIDAY 17* Lay over at Columbus, Weather warm & Pleasent, Attend Church in the Eavening Columbus all quiet		*MONDAY 20* cool & pleasent Leave Paducah at 3.O.C. for Fort Heiman nothing transpires worthy of note
*SATURDAY 18* Warm & Pleasent Start for Fort Heiman, Leave Columbus on board the Rob Roy at 11 O.C Embark on the St. Louis from Cairo to Paducah, Lay up two Hours for wind		*TUESDAY 21* arrive at Fort Heiman 7 O.C. .A.M. Company Drill in the forenoon & Battallion Drill in the .P.M. Dress Parade at five O.C. Receive two Letters from Home

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