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| − | 56 Maine Ladies visiting. Murder in a quarrel | + | 56 Maine Ladies visiting. Murder in a quarrel |
| − | Dec 22d I was detaled for picket and started at ten | + | |
| + | Dec 22d I was detaled for picket and started at ten o'clock A.M. | ||
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23d Still on picket, no news. | 23d Still on picket, no news. | ||
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24th We returned from picket. Some Maine ladies here to see there friends. One of these ladies is the wife of our quartermaster, Oldin Litchfield of Rockland Maine. | 24th We returned from picket. Some Maine ladies here to see there friends. One of these ladies is the wife of our quartermaster, Oldin Litchfield of Rockland Maine. | ||
| − | 25th Christmas Day. I got a pass for Freeman Knowles and myself and went to visit the 1st Me Cavelry. We saw all the boys and they | + | |
| − | 26th Nothing new of | + | 25th Christmas Day. I got a pass for Freeman Knowles and myself and went to visit the 1st Me Cavelry. We saw all the boys and they were well. They had just got back from a scout of four days. They went threw the blue ridge, and to Luray, and burned four tannerys on the property assisting in the rebel cause, and rebel property to the amount of $200,000. J Coakley from Hamilton Me was shot in a quarrel by one Sargt of a Pensylvania regt. Whisky was the cause of the trouble. |
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| + | 26th Nothing new of importence. | ||
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27th I expected Sidney and Prentis today but it comensed raining at nine oclock and they did not come. | 27th I expected Sidney and Prentis today but it comensed raining at nine oclock and they did not come. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:21, 19 October 2017
56 Maine Ladies visiting. Murder in a quarrel
Dec 22d I was detaled for picket and started at ten o'clock A.M.
23d Still on picket, no news.
24th We returned from picket. Some Maine ladies here to see there friends. One of these ladies is the wife of our quartermaster, Oldin Litchfield of Rockland Maine.
25th Christmas Day. I got a pass for Freeman Knowles and myself and went to visit the 1st Me Cavelry. We saw all the boys and they were well. They had just got back from a scout of four days. They went threw the blue ridge, and to Luray, and burned four tannerys on the property assisting in the rebel cause, and rebel property to the amount of $200,000. J Coakley from Hamilton Me was shot in a quarrel by one Sargt of a Pensylvania regt. Whisky was the cause of the trouble.
26th Nothing new of importence.
27th I expected Sidney and Prentis today but it comensed raining at nine oclock and they did not come.