Tuesday [September] 13 [1864]

Another lovely day
and very warm

Monday, September 12, 1864

A fine day and the
rebs are Still hurrying
up with the yanks
20 more detachments
left to night we get
very poor rations now
bread and molasses no
meat

Sunday [September]11 [1864

A fine day from
19-38 left to day
about all the boys
from the 20 left except
Avery Davis and myself

Corporal Charles E. Avery Co. B captured in Wilderness with Hitchborn May 5, 1864; survived imprisonment
Private Willilam L. Davis Co. E captured July 10, 1863; died in Andersonville and is buried in National Cemetery there

Saturday [September] 10 [1864]

another lovely day 8 3
detachments left at 2
Oclock this morn
quite cool this evening

Friday, September 9, 1864

cloudy and quite
cool to day do not
feel very well the
Chickamauga Prisnors
left to day part of
them came back for
want of transportation

Thursday [September] 8 [1864]

another lovely day and
they are still to work
takeing out the old
Bell island prisnors
the report is that
there is to be a general ex
change

Wednesday [September] 7 [1864]

another lovely day and
the camp is all excited
this morn 10 detach
left this morn four of
them came back the
cars did not arrive they
left again at eve