Boardman Diary - 31 verso, 32 recto

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Opening: 31 verso, 32 recto
Date(s) of entries: June 9 to 14, 1863
Author: James Boardman
Content: Diary

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*TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1863.* Very Warm Relieved at 8.O.C Draw shelter tents Box our Over & Dress Coats up Columbus 22 Pickets Detailed from our Company, Went in Bathing in the Eavening		*FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1863.* Very warm, Co Drill this forenoon Inspection of arms & ammunition in the afternoon Ordered out to support a Battery in case we should be attacted
*WEDNESDAY 10* Rainey going fishing caught two fine Fish No Roll Call Rains like fun & Ohh how the wind blows		*SATURDAY 13* Very warm Layed on our arms all Knight Went a fishing returned with fishermans luck Bombardment at Vicks [i.e., Vicksburg] ceased to day. Mail arrives get no letters
*THURSDAY 11* Cloudy caught a fish Ten Boats arrive Loaded with Soldiers Dress Parade Co D come in		*SUNDAY 14* Excedingley Warm Inspections on the Sick list to day Dress Parade

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