Boardman Diary - 35 verso, 36 recto

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Opening: 35 verso, 36 recto
Date(s) of entries: July 3 to 8, 1863
Author: James Boardman
Content: Diary

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*FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1863.* Cloudy with the apperance of rain Firing commenced again this afternoon at Vicksburg Write two Letters One To Miss Mary Sh & One to M J No Dress Parade		*MONDAY, JULY 6, 1863.* Very fine Relieved at 6.O.C P.M Camp moved one half mile
*SATURDAY 4* Very warm On Fatigue Vicksburg has surrendered at 10.O.C AM Captured all the Prisenors & arms, Paroled all thier Prisenors at Vicksburg		*TUESDAY 7* Very warm find plenty of Burries & & Pork & Beef Roll Call at 8 oc
*SUNDAY 5* Very Warm Regt Ordered to Oak Ridge Leave camp at 10.O.C. A M arrive at Oak Ridge at 3.O.C P M On Picket		*WEDNESDAY 8* Still warm fine shower in the afternoon On picket Dress Parade

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