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Sep 07, 2020 Jannyp Jun 05, 2020 petroushka77 Apr 02, 2020 University Libraries, UNC-Chapel Hill	12 -8- the rest Pork See 8th Decr Our pork old book 1864 we repacked & salted in the seller the 11th Jany 1865 1864 Decemr Sun 11th Cold Sunday fighting prisoners Sick Soldier This Morning is extreamly Cold the Wind is high from the N W the snow is about three inches deep froze, and a perfect sheet of ice It is the coldest day I think that has been for Many years. It may be well called the Cold Sunday. Our Sick Man Capt. Shoat is not so well this Morning No particular news Some fight- ing & Scrimengon at Levernge & some Yankey prisoners taken & brought to Columbia there are probably several thousand here. This morning we are trying to get wood. Our sick man is some better not much better (Capt Shoat) Mon. 12 Self Wagon Green prisoners Wagon The wind calmed at Midnight. It is very cold. A 11 hands are try- ing to get wood. Our apples I think are (the most of them) froze I have been unwell for several days Ten Confed soldiers came to get corn We did not have it Green is making a wagon tongue, the Confeds are taking every Mule and horse they can find that is worth any thing & hunting provisions all round about the Confeds are moving their prisoners back to the South some 5,000 they are to start with them in the Morning the Wagon Green fixed works verry well Tu 13 Capt Shoat This Morning our sick soldier is not so well the Wind has shifted during the last night to the east & S.E. & the Weather has verry	12 8 the rest Pork See 8th Decr Our pork old book 1864 we repacked & salted in the seller the 11th Jany 1865 1864 Decemr Sun 11th Cold Sunday fighting prisoners Sick Soldier This Morning is exttreamly COld the Wind is high from the N W the snow is about three inches deep froze, and a perfect sheet of ice It is the coldest day I think that has been for Many years. It may be well called the Cold Sunday. Our Sick Man Capt Shoat is not so well this Morning No particular news Some fight- ing & scrimengen (?) at Levernge & some Yankey prisoners taken & brought to Columbia there are probably several thousand here. Thin morning we are trying to get wood. Our sick man is some better not much better (Capt Shoat) Mon. 12 The wind calmed at Midnight. It is very cold. A 11 hands are try- ing to get wood. Our apples I think are (the most of them) froze I have been unwell for several days Ten Confed soldiers came to get corn We did not have it Green is making a wagon tongue, the confedn are taking every mule and horse they can find that is worth any thing & hunting provisions all round about the Confedn are moving their prisoners back to the South some 5,000 they are to start with them in the Moring the Wagon Green fixed works verry well Tu 13 This Morning our sick soldier is not so well the Wind has shifted during the last night to the east & S.E. & the Weather has verry

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