Murphy Diary - 9 verso, 10 recto

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Opening: 9 verso, 10 recto
Date(s) of entries: March 11 to 15, 1865
Author: George H. Murphy
Content: Diary

Number: MSN/CW 8011-1

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that we had left us in the Valley: had my mare shod all around by Jno. Boseman Bargelt also here. March 12 Staid all night at Huddels. Came to Town at 9 o'clk this morning. Sunday and quite a dull day. News with regard to Sherman's defeat still in circulation, and assuming a reliable tone. March 13 Went to Huddels after my horse, paid Mrs Davis $100, started from		home about 10 o'clk. Got to New Market about 5. March 14 Staid all night at Thornton Thomas' 3 miles west of New Mart. Remained in New Mart all day. Capt. Richardson got there about 4 o'clk with 24 mounted men and three dismounted men. March 15 Staid all night at N Market alarm at 12 o'ck, at night, no truth in it, left there at 9 o'ck A M, staid with [illeg] all night. rained hard all day

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