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pass to go to Nashville no particular news I stayed home all day like for rain Went and tryed to learn the No of rails were burned by Fedrels

Fri 3
Libscomb / Jesse Harris /
Wind from the South and like for rain I went to Columbia expecting to go to Nashville but did not go George Lipscomb came home with me There is peace rumors, I have been signing a greate many petitions to have many of the prisoners released from prison I sign them all

Sat 4
Harris & Lipscomb / Damages rails / peace Measures / Weather
The Wind from the South West looks like to rain. Jesse T. Harris came before breakfast G. Lipscomb came last night they proceeded to count the rails that was burned by Fedrels it amounted to 16,440 Cedar rales. I went to Town after dinner with Harris & Lipscomb. Saml Arnell & me agreed to go to Nashville next Monday News that commissers from Richmond & from Washington with Lincon have met at City point to try and make peace

The Wind has changed at 9 oclock at night to the North Will turn cold

1865 Feby Sun 5
The Wind is from the North and a little cloudy & much cooler tho not freesing We hear of Wagons passing the Pulaski pike, a good many of them. No particular news

Mon 6th
/ left for Nashville /
The weather is some more mild the Wind from the West No particular news

I left on the trains at 1 1/2 oclock for Nashville got there at 4 I went with James Grigory to a private boarding house Mr