Tuesday [June] 28 [1864]

Cloudy and very cool
this morn about the
same no news of
any importance A
rumer that we are
to be paroled soon
Breakfast at 5 D 12 S at 5 1/2

Monday [June] 27 [1864]

very warm no better
yet the negroes are
all ordered to danvill
to work on
the fortifications at that
place Shower this
afternoon quite cool this
evening

Sunday, June 26, 1864

very warm, about
the same was painted
again to day no news
the Yankees burned
the station at
depot at fawns Station
and tore the track up

Saturday [June] 25 [1864]

A fine day about the
same got some milk
for Breakfast had my
face painted to day
to take the swelling/
out

Friday [May] 24 [1864]

A good days rest
feel about the same to day
very warm corn bread
and soup for dinner
bread and coffee for
Supper Bacon Bread
and coffee for Breakfast

Thursday, June 23, 1864

very war I was
sent to another Hosp
ward NO 5 dinner
No 2 their was A
Squad came from
Gordonsvill Clark
Haines Hoffman came

16 men named Clark in the 20th Maine; a Thomas M. Clark was in Co. B
a Charles H. or John F. Haines?

Wednesday [June] 22 [1864]

very warm they sent
two Squads away
to day Avery went
in the second
Clayton Hospital
Ward No. 2 bng 3

James P. Avery Co. B