Diary, 1865
Harvard
Fendts father
187 Bleecker St.
[sideways]
Muller
Rudoyer
Blake 62 Mott St.
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H. Schmitt 4.90
Speck 2.00
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January.
Sunday 1.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
raining
Monday 2.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, weather clear
Tuesday 3.
At fort Haskell
q. clear & mild
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January.
Wednesday 4.
At fort Haskell
q. clear & mild
Thursday 5.
At fort Haskell,
all q. clear & mild
Lt. K. got his sentence to be dismissed
Friday 6.
At fort Haskell
all q. comence raining in the forenoon
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January.
Saturday 7.
At ft Haskell. All quiet, the other section went to Batt 21
raining clearing up at evg
Sunday 8.
At fort Haskell & Batt. 21 all q. wthr cold
Monday 9.
At ft. Haskell & Batt 21. all qt.
wthr cold mild
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January.
Tuesday 10.
At Haskell & B. 21.
All quiet, heavy rain all day, several roars of thunder, clearing up in the evg
Wednesday 11.
At ft. Hask. & Batt 21.
all q. clear & mild
Thursday 12.
At Haskell & Batt 21
all quiet very mild
truce flags no shooting
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January.
Friday 13.
At Haskell & Batt 21. all qt. very mild
Saturday 14.
At Haskell & Batt 21. clear & mild
Sunday 15.
At Haskell & Batt 21
all qt. clear & mild
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January.
Monday 16.
At fort Haskell & Batt 21. clear & mild
Tuesday 17.
At Haskell & B. 21
Haile in the morning but clear & mild aft
A salute was fired in the rear for fort Fisher
Wednesday 18.
At Haskell B. 21. clear but cold
monthly inspection
the section in B 21 went back to Camp
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January.
Thursday 19.
At Haskell all quiet clear but cold
Friday 20.
At fort Haskell
clear & cold
Saturday 21.
At fort Haskell
heavy rain all day
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January.
Sunday 22.
At Haskell all qt.
cloudy & raining
mild
Monday 23.
At Haskell, rain all day. canonading at the right. severe musketry on the left untill late at night
Tuesday 24.
At Haskell, all quiet
clear & mild
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January.
Wednesday 25.
At ft. Haskell. all quiet clear but cold
Thursday 26.
At Haskell. all qt. clear & cold
Friday 27.
At Haskell all q. clear & cold
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January.
Saturday 28.
At fort Haskell, all q.
clear & cold
Sunday 29.
At fort Haskell
all qt. clear & cold
Monday 30.
At ft. Haskell, all qt.
clear & cold
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January.
Tuesday 31.
At fort Haskell
all quiet, clear but mild
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February.
Wednesday 1.
At Haskell, all quiet, clear & warm the other section went to fort Hell (Sedgwick)
the 9th Corps got marching orders but did not started
At forts Haskell & Hell, all quiet
clear & warm
At fts. Haskell & Hell, all qt. clear & warm but misty towards evg with a light rain
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February.
At Haskell & Hell all qt. clear & warm
At Haskell & Hell
9th Corps got orders to march but never went
At fts. Haskell & Hell
clear & mild, heard musketry in the afternoon on the left
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February.
Tuesday 7.
At fts. Haskell & Hell
all quiet on our front but severe musketry & Artill. on the left in afternoon rainy weather
Wednesday 8.
At fts. Haskell & Hell
all quiet, clear weather
Thursday 9.
At forts Haskell & Hell,
clear & cold
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February.
Friday 10.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & cold
Saturday 11.
At fts Haskell & Hell
some firing on our front—clear & cold
Sunday 12.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & cold
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February.
Monday 13.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all qt. clear & cold
Tuesday 14.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild some firing on our front
Wednesday 15.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all qt. rainy weather
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February.
Thursday 16.
At fts Haskell & Hell
some rain, thunder & lightening at night
Friday 17.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all qt. rainy weather
Saturday 18.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & warm
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February.
Sunday 19.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild
Monday 20.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild the Rebs opened on us in the afternoon & we replied. one mortar shell struck in the first section Bombproof, but didnt any damage. Frohmuller & Fisher slightly bruised. one Infantryman killed by a shell
Tuesday 21.
At fts Haskell & Hell
some firing in the afternoon but not as much as the day before
clear & mild
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February.
Wednesday 22.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild. severe canonading on the Appomatox, got orders to march at night, severe pikett firing. raining at 12m we didnt march
Thursday 23.
At forts Haskell & Hell
rainy weather
Friday 24.
At forts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild. some firing in the afternoon, where Lt Stahl had his hat torn off. fired 8 rounds for salute Wilmington
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February.
Saturday 25.
At fts. Haskell & Hell
rainy weather. went to the Brgd. Hdqts for examination. heavy canonading on the Appomtx. at 6pm Infantry got marching orders during the night
Sunday 26.
At fts Haskell & Hell
clear & mild
Monday 27.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all quiet, clear & mild
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February.
Tuesday 28.
At fts Haskell & Hell
raining, got mustered for 2 months
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March.
Wednesday 1.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all quiet, cloudy wthr. got paid for 4 months at to p.m.
Thursday 2.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all quiet, rainy wthr
Friday 3.
At fts Haskell & Hell
all quiet rainy wthr
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March.
Saturday 4.
at fts. Haskell & Hell
all quiet, rainy weather
at forts Haskell & Hell, all quiet, weather clear & mild nothing of importance
at forts Haskell & Hell, all quiet, weather fine, nothing of importance
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March.
At Forts Haskell & Hell
all quiet, wthr fine
At Forts Haskell & Hell
all quiet, raining all day
the section from fort Hell (Sedgwick) came back in Camp, myself got relieved from fort Haskell.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
cloudy wthr, but warm
order read, Sheridan captured 1165 Pr. 78 Offic & destroyed imense goverment stores 13 Bttl [?]
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March.
Friday 10.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
wthr raining & cold, clearing up in the evening
Saturday 11.
at fort Haskell, all quiet
wthr clear but cold, nothing of impt.
Sunday 12.
At fort Haskell, all qt. wthr clear & cold
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March.
Monday 13.
At Haskell, weather clear & mild, went to City Point, all quiet until about 8pm when the Johnnies made an attack on our picket line at
had orders to keep in readiness with the other section.
Tuesday 14.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
clear & warm, got orders at 3pm to hitch the middle section to move at a moments notice unharnesed at 9pm
Wednesday 15.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
mild but cloudy, all the Suttlers got orders to leave the Army, the Tenn. Brigade left at 3am light marching orders & returned at 5pm
went to work on the rear line
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March.
Thursday 16.
At ft. Haskell, all quiet
windy & cloudy, very severe storm in the afternoon with rain in the evg. at 9pm Corp Waldheim mustered as Lieut in 3 N.J. Battery. half of the Infantry had to be up all night on the front line
Friday 17.
At fort Haskell, all quiet,
clear but windy & cold
flags of truce on our front
Saturday 18.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
fine and warm
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March.
Sunday 19.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
fine and warm.
flags of truce on our front
Monday 20.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
fine & warm. a sharp canonade in the afternoon between Meades & Hancocks Station wich was kept up untill dark.
Tuesday 21.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
fine in morning but rain in the afternoon but warm
Lt. Stahl went on a furlough
had monthly inspection
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March.
Wednesday 22.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
clear & cold. nothing of importance, went to City Point
Thursday 23.
At fort Haskell, all quiet
clear & windy and cold
nothing of importance
Friday 24.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, clear & windy and cold
nothing of importance
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March.
Saturday 25.
At fort Haskell, fine clear & cold. at 5 in the morning the Rebs made a dash on fort Stedman and Batt. 100 11am captured them with many of our men and then tried to get fort Haskell, but it stood for 4 hours when we got reinforcement and drove the Rebels killing, capturen a great many. our loss in the Battery was 1 k. 5 wounded—
Sunday 26. see page next
At fort Haskell, all quiet
weather fine, nothing of importance.
Still a flag of truce in the forenoon, the Rebs getting the remainder of their dead.
Monday 27.
Sheridans force passed in our rear.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, weather fine and warm. oppiside fort Stedman our men and the Rebs had 4 meetings in the afternoon the last of these meetings was composed of Mj Gen. Parke on our side & some citizens 1 Gen on their side
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March.
Tuesday 28.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, fine & warm
pickets having flags of truce.
Captain of the Loviss Artillery goes came in the fort to day to view our works in company with Major Monde of Grants Staff.
had to be at the pieces very near all night. picket firing very severe
Wednesday 29.
At fort Haskell, all quiet. little cloudy but warm. canonading at the left in the afternoon, had to fall in at 5pm but nothing happened untill at 10-30pm when our whole line from fort McGil[?] to fort Hell got aroused especially in front of F. Steadman where our pickets got driven in & a sharp fire was kept up untill 2 oclock in the morn
Thursday 30.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, raining very hard from 1 in the morning during all the day. heard canonade on the left all afternoon untill late at evg. clearing up in the evg. it was said that our men took the south side rail R.
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March.
Friday 31.
At fort Haskell, all quiet, commenced raining in the morning, fighting on the left cleared up at 11am. clear weather. all quiet during the night.
March 25th Our Loss:
Killed Corp. Detlof Haase
Wounded Corp. Buttler right upper lip
" Pr. Nuesse in the face
" " Stieb in the back
" " Stewart in the right arm
" Lt Turk right arm amputated
" Lt Maschavsky struck by a piece of shell on the big toe
Pr. Kinsler overrun by our piece
N.B. Lt Turk having another wound in the right breast
April Monday 3rd Richmond fell at the same time and Gen. Lee had to leave in great haste Sheridan pressing him very hard & capturing many prisoners
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April.
Saturday 1.
At fort Haskell, all quiet in our front but firing on the left. weather fine. got orders in the evg. at 10 oclock to open and keep up untill 2 oclock next morning, wich was done.
Lt Stahl got back from fourgh. and were ordered with the other section to fort Hell
Sunday 2.
At fort Haskell, at 4am we opened again very severe up to fort Morton and our pickets made a faint on the Appomatox took some forts & prisoners. at the same time our men at the made a charge oppiside fort Davis & took 6 forts the same time Gen. Sheridan got in their rear and drove in every direction. the Rebs made several charges on one of those main forts in front of ft Davis but got repulsed with severe slaughter, all quiet during the night.
Monday 3. At fort Haskell, at 3.30am we got orders not to fire any more for our men were advancing on to Petersburg got the town by 5am went over there myself at 6am left fort D. at 12m. went to camp turned in two pieces to City Point
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April.
Tuesday 4.
At the caisson camp, got orders to report to Gen. Willcox 1st D. 9th Corps at Petersburg. started at 2pm and went in rear of Petersburg, stoped over night.
Wednesday 5.
in rear Ptbg. started at 2pm for the south side railroad made 10 miles & than camped for the night
Calvary brought 240 prisoners
Thursday 6.
started at 7am went about a mile on the wrong road, brought 3 pieces of Rebel Artill. with us, passed small squads of prisoners. made about 12 miles and went in camp close to the R.R. heard canonading all day towards west.
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April.
Friday 7.
At the same, in camp near the railroad. some canonading in the forenoon but at a farther distance, rainy weather clearing up at night.
Saturday 8.
At the same, our engine going past at 1am 24 miles from Petersburg
weather fine, went out foraging, met some splendid farms, but there were not much on it
Sunday 9.
At the same, fine weather, some 3000 cattle went to the front. 1900 Rebel prisoners passed at noon. all quiet
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April.
Monday 10.
At the same, raining all day an order was read that Gen. Lee with 30,000 men surendered in the morning
Tuesday 11.
At the same, all quiet.
rainy day, near 9 tousend of Rebel prisoners passed the day going towards Petersburg. somewhat clearing up during the afternoon. several hundreds of our men from Hospitals &. &. going past to the front
[margin]
made at bargain with McBride
Wednesday 12.
At the same, R.R. raining clear during the day but raining at night. all quiet nothing of importance
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April.
Thursday 13.
At the same, at the R.R. raining very hard in the morning clearing up by noon a good many Rebels of Lees Army passing by to go home
Friday 14.
At the same, at the R.R.
very fine weather.
nothing of importance
marched 3 miles further up on the road in the afternoon Assasination of President Lincoln
Lincoln shot
Lincoln born Feb 12th 1809
Saturday 15.
At the same, raining very hard all day, went to City Point
nothing of importance
Death of the President
7.22am
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April.
Sunday 16.
At the same, at the Rail R.
fine weather, 25th Corps going down and tausends of new troops going up to their Corps. heard of a dispatch of Presidt Lincoln & Azoard & son getting shot in Washington at the Theatre
Monday 17.
At the same, R.R. fine weather, Meridans Calvalry passing down all day
Ferdt died at City Point
[margin, illegible]
Tuesday 18.
At the same, R.R. fine weather nothing of any note
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April.
Wednesday 19.
At the same, R.R. fine weather.
had an order read that President Lincoln died on the 15th and be intered the to day and all work to be stopped and 21 – 9 minute guns to be fired at 12
profound sadness in camp
Thursday 20.
At the same, R.R. got an order at 8.30 A.M. to keep ready to go to City Point at once, started by 11am went 2 miles below Southerland Station distance 19 miles got in camp by 6.30pm
Friday 21.
Started from camp by 5am for City Point. arrived there by 12.30pm went into camp
weather cloudy and a shower at evg
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April.
Saturday 22.
At camp near City Point
clear weather and warm
nothing of any note
Sunday 23.
At camp at City Point
windy & cold. nothing of importance. the 2nd Corps arriving in the evening
Monday 24.
At camp near City Point
fine & clear. firing all day on the James, sounded like a salute some times
nothing else of any importance
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April.
Tuesday 25.
At camp at City Point.
weather fine & warm, a salute in the morning at daylight on the James, and at intervals during the day
a salute at sunset
Wednesday 26.
At camp near City Point
an order from the war department anouncing funeral ceromonies from for Pr. Lincoln and no work to be done at this day
weather clear & warm.
Thursday 27.
At the camp near City Point
clear & warm, nothing of importance.
mounted drill in the f.
standing " " " af.
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April.
Friday 28.
At the camp near City Point
fine & warm. nothing of importance
Drill mtd. in morning
Salutes during the day on James River & City Point
Saturday 29.
At the the camp near City Point
cloudy & cool, had an order read in the evg that Johnson had surended to Grant on the same terms as Lee
Strong rain at night.
Sunday 30.
At the camp near City Point. all fine & warm
had inspection & muster for two months.
a severe rain at night.
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May.
Monday 1.
At the camp near City Point
clear but cool, got an order to turn amunition & chests in at City P. but got there to late & had to bring it back to camp again.
Majors Wife rept. dead
Tuesday 2.
At the camp near City Point
got orders to be ready for marching to morrow at 7am went & turned in the amunition with chests & 10 pieces, 20 men to go with it, got promoted sergeant
Wednesday 3.
At the camp near City Point
started by 7am went across Broadway landing and from there towards Deep bottom but crossed the James on the rail road and went along at the River about 4 miles & than went in camp—10 miles
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May.
Thursday 4.
started by 6am got to Richmond at 10am passed Mechanicsville by 1.35pm made about 4 miles and went into camp. raining some during the night.
made about 15 miles—25
Friday 5.
Started at 6am very heavy rain up to 9 oclock passed Hanover Courthouse about 3pm & about 1 mile from there went in camp. clear & warm. close to the Pamunky
made 14 miles—39 miles
Saturday 6.
Started at 4pm went across the Pamunky made 2 miles & went in camp weather clear & warm
made 2 miles—41 m.
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May.
Sunday 7.
Started at 5am went towards Bowlingreen arrived there at 4.30pm crossed the Matapony near the pt. [?] by 2.30pm made 22 miles—63 m.
weather cool & cloudy
Monday 8.
Started at 6am got to Fredericksburg by 2.30pm but could not get over the river on act. of the pontoons, went in rear of Fredsbg about 4 miles & went in camp. weather warm
little shower in the evg.
made 22-4-26—89 m. 85—
Tuesday 9.
Started at 4am heavy rain from starting untill we crossed the pontoons, went a road in the direction to Stevens Farm, over Stafford C.H. very severe rain on the road, crossed the [?] at 2pm & camped. made 18 mls.—107—99
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May.
Wednesday 10.
started at 10am
Mj Gen Meade passed us at 6am
very bad road got to Dumfries by 3pm made 3 miles more & camped. cloudy & cool all day.
made 11 miles—118—110
Thursday 11.
started at 6am got to the Ogoquan & Fairfax St. & C.H.
made about 5 miles behind & went into camp. clear & warm all day. severe storm & rain all night & quite cold.
made 18 miles 136—128.
Friday 12.
at the camp near the turnpike
the 5th Corps passing down
weather fine
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May.
Saturday 13.
at the camp at the turnpike. fine & warm.
5th Corps train passing early in the morning.
started at 9.30am made 6 miles & camped near the fortification of Washington 3 miles from [?]
Sunday 14.
at the same camp
2nd Corps arrived
weather fine & warm
heard that W. Howart died on the 10th inst.
Monday 15.
at the same, went to Alexandria & got the amunition chests. weather fine & warm
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May.
Tuesday 16.
at the same, weather fine & warm. nothing of import. Br. Brig. Gen. Hall visited our camp. I myself went to Washington.
Wednesday 17.
At the same, fine & warm
nothing of importance
returned from Washington
Thursday 18.
At the same, a shower in the afternoon, got orders to keep the spare caissons ready to turn them in another shower & lasting rain in the evg. raining all night.
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May.
Friday 19.
At the same, a wet morning & very cool
clearing up in the afternoon & not so cool
Saturday 20.
at the same, turned in the spare caisson had monthly inspection by Capt. McLellan
some rain during the day & warm
Sunday 21.
at the same, raining very near all day & thunder & warm
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May.
Monday 22.
At the same, clearing up during the day
nothing of impt.
Tuesday 23.
At the same, weather fine, review of the Army of Potomac & Sheridans Caval.
Wednesday 24.
At the same, weather fine, review of the Army of the West
of 15th 17th Corps of Tenn.
of 20th 14th " of Georgia
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May.
Thursday 25.
At the same, weather little cloudy & cool
Maj. W. arriving in camp a grand illumination all over camps from 9-10pm
Friday 26.
At the same, raining in the morning and all day, nothing of note
Saturday 27.
At the same, weather rain in the forenoon clearing up in the afternoon
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May.
Sunday 28.
At the same, weather fine
inspection
some rain during the night.
Monday 29.
At the same, weather fine
Tuesday 30.
At the same, weather fine, got orders to turn in our pieces on the next day at 2 & go to Trenton as soon as possible
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May.
Wednesday 31.
At the same, weather fine. got counter order not to turn in untill further orders.
severally warm.
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June.
Thursday 1.
At the same, weather fine, severally warm
Holliday appointed
by President Johnson
N.Y. Demokrat 1st or 2d
Friday 2.
At the same, very warm, got orders to start at 5am to turn in pieces & horses next morning
Saturday 3.
started by 5.30am to Washington, turned over pieces & horses.
weather very warm
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June.
Sunday 4.
At the same, weather intense hot
Monday 5.
At the same, got orders to be in Washington at 2pm
weighed myself at Alex 162#
started from Whtn by 3.30pm stopped 1½ hours & thence to Phila.
6.
Arived at Phila. at 5am had breakfast started by 8 to Trenton went to Jersey City with 11 Mass Battery arived there by 2pm
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June.
Wednesday 7.
At Trenton. Camp Perine
myself in New York City
Thursday 8.
At Trenton. Camp Perine
myself in New York City
Friday 9.
At Trenton. Camp Perine
started by 10am for Trenton got there by 12m.
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June.
Saturday 10.
At Trenton Camp Perine
started to N. York by 3pm
Sunday 11.
At Trenton Camp Perrine
myself at N. York
Monday 12.
At Trenton Perrine
myself at N. York
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June.
Tuesday 13.
At Trenton, Perrine
myself at N. York
Wednesday 14.
At Trenton, Perrine
myself at N. York
Thursday 15.
at Do.
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June.
Friday 16.
Do.
Saturday 17.
Do.
got a dispatch from Trenton to be there on Monday
Sunday 18.
Do.
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June.
Monday 19.
started for Trenton by 7am
arrived there by 10am
mustered out
Tuesday 20.
At Trenton, signed the rolls & got paid.
21.
At Trenton, went to New York at 12.30pm
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June.
22.
New York
23.
Do.
24.
Do.
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[June 25-July 6: "Do."]
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July.
Friday 7.
Do.
Mrs. Mary Surratt, Payne, Harold and Atzerott were hung as assassins at Washington
8.
Do.
9.
Do.
10.
Do.
11.
Do.
Wednesday 12.
Do.
joined the New York Hotel, Restaurant & Ship Baker Association
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December.
31.
Witt 343—49th Ft.
11th So
F. V. Wetter
1323 North 10th St
Philadel
Rudolph Feig
Christi Street
55.
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Clothing account
1863 46.97
1864 4.84
3.90
Reames Station 30.47
1865 1.92
March 13th Blouse
" 1 pair of chevrons 20
" 1 pair of Trousers 10.50
98.70
May 20. 2 pair Drawers 3.20
101.90
[figures]
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G. Frohnmuller
Mrs. Brown 125 West 29th St
94 Lousiane [?] Washington [?]
[?] cor. Willow & Washington St. Hoboken
cor of 3rd & Medow St Hoboken
Frolschcik 170
Washington St
Aug. Gans 37 Christie St.
Mrs. Bauer
Hausman 150 Norfolk
Jacog Grassman 108 Eson St.
Liess 170 Av. B. Jct 10 & 11 St
Graf 95 Norfolk Runk
Russell 54 Commerce St.
Dodd 86 Raulling Dr
Newark
Mosberg Paterson
337 Broadway
[?] 183 Broadway Russeck
Harris cor Willow & 3rd St. 115
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Rupp 2.50
Hieshton 2.10
Elsler 1.25
Meide .90
Knappe 11.05
Ch. Dietrich 7.50
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12 to Pr. Fendt $6.00
22 to Ch. Jakenbahn 2.00
Old account of
Maj. W. 4.00
Ziessler 1.40
Schreitmuller
cor of Pallisade St
Union St
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23 K. Speck by cash .50
26 " " " 1.60
3.35
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1 pair of pantaloons 9.50
1 straw hat 2.00
1 linen coat 3.00
1 pair of boots & repai 6.60
paid for society 4.00
to Shaefer, Horn, Kuntz 14.00
1 pair of suspenders &c 1.00
repairs for a watch 3.00
bought one watch 4.00
for Potographs 5.50
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7. Ernst Klein 2.00
9. Ch. Gouchi 1.00
10. Groluchick 2.00
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for Bernett
Friday 14 hours7 9
Saturday 21 8 5
Sunday 6 9 3
Monday 18 7 1
Wednesday 3 6 9
Thursday 6 8 2
68 = 15.00
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1 Schaefer
2 Frohnmuller
3 Ch. Habensfein
4 [?] Habensfein
5 W. Schmitt
6 J. Grassman
7 Hansman
8 Gouchi
9 Mitchell
10. McBride
11. Paal
12. Schmitt
13. Otta
14. Froet
15. Otti
16. Flotz
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Corp Frohnmuller
" Krolschick
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[figures]
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Chs J. Megers
Watchmaker
City Point
1865 March 13th
No. 2102
[?] C D Lever
Hattich
Detweiler
[upside down]
Col Ely State St
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Lt. Wolf Louis
52nd N. Y. Co 15
October 20th 1864
in rear of fort
Haskell
Shaefer
Wetter
Thighe
St John
Russell
Weaver
Dodd
Elmor
Gallagher
Stone
Wade
Walton
Seigert
Wilson
Vandeck
[?]
DATABASE CONTENT
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Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Appomattox Campaign, Artillery, Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Burials, Camp/Lodging, Cavalry, Clothing, Courts Martial, Death (Home Front), Death (Military), Defeat/Surrender, Destruction of Land/Property, Discharge/Mustering Out, Executions, Fall of Richmond, Fighting, Fortifications, Furloughs, George G. Meade, Guns, Home, Injuries, Joseph E. Johnston, Marching, Payment, Philip Sheridan, Prisoners of War, Promotions, Railroads, "Rebels" (Unionist opinions of), Reinforcements, Rivers, Robert E. Lee, Sadness, Siege of Petersburg, The Grand Review, Ulysses S. Grant, Weather, Work
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Diary, 1865, DL0920, Nau Collection
