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Mar 21, 2021 Jannyp Apr 02, 2020 University Libraries, UNC-Chapel Hill	66 - 62 - Wed 12. / rain nothing done / It has thundered lightening & rain nearly all night & is still raining at 9 1/2 oclock another fresh No work can be done to day the country in a flood of watter. I went to Town late in the evening Thomas L. came home with me Thurs 13th I went to Town Many Government horses was sold at the most extravigent prices too high, I could not buy. Thos L. came home with me. The ground is verry wet & but little a doing. Fri 13 / planting garden / I stayed at home & worked in the garden All hands (boys) at work Canons firing rejoicing planted onion sets beans cantiloupes Sat 15 / Rain / Col. McCoy command President Lincoln & Secretary Seward both killed in Washington / It rained thundered & lightened nearly all night ground is verry wet can do nothing on the farm We are doing but little of any thing I went to Town considerable excitement A Telegraph dispatch came to Col McCoy that A. Lincon the president was killed last night in Theator & died 7.20 oclock this morning. And that Seward Secretary was killed not dead like to get well at 10 last night by a Doctr that was admitted to his room and that Lincon was killed by a man named Wilks Booth did not here the Doctrs name that killed Seward / I took the Cholick bad off / Was verry bad off / I tak (in Town) a pain & cramp in my Brest and stomach that was verry severe I got some better & came home but was again attacked I was much swelled & cramped & was greately pained all night verry difficulty in breathing, got but verry little	66 - 62 - Wed 12. / rain nothing done / It has thundered lightening & rain nearly all night & is still raining at 9 1/2 oclock another fresh No work can be done to day the country in a flood of watter. I went to Town late in the evening Thomas L. came home with me Thurs 13th I went to Town Many Government horses was sold at the most extravigent prices too high, I could not buy. Thos L. came home with me. The ground is verry wet & but little a doing. Fri 13 / planting garden / I stayed at home & worked in the garden All hands (boys) at work Canons firing rejoicing planted onion sets beans cantiloupes Sat 15 / Rain / Col. McCoy command President Lincoln & Secretary Seward both killed in Washington / It rained thundered & lightened nearly all night ground is verry wet can do nothing on the farm We are doing but little of any thing I went to Town considerable excitement A Telegraph dispatch came to Col McCoy that A. Lincon the president was killed last night in Theator & died 7.20 oclock this morning. And that Seward Secretary was killed not dead like to get well at 10 last night by a Doctr that was admitted to his room and that Lincon was killed by a man named Wilks Booth did not here the Doctrs name that killed Seward / I took the Cholick bad off / Was verry bad off / I tak (in Town) a pain & cramp in my Brest and stomach that was verry severe I got some better & came home but was again attacked I was much swelled & cramped & was greately pained all night verry difficulty in breathing, got but verry little

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