Monday, August 1, 1864

cloudy and warm
rumers that we are
to be Paroled the Rebs
are moveing the Sick
from the Hospital
do not feel very well
to day cool this eve

Sunday [July] 31 [1864

warm do not like
very well corn
Bread and very
poor meat

Saturday [July] 30 [1864]

very warm I went
into tent with
Warner and some Co
I boys Sergt Thomas is
here drew rations
for thirty men to-
day corn bread and pork

Sgt. Renel Thomas, Co. I
Pvt. Sumner Warner, Co. B

Friday, July 29, 1864

here we are in the
field had no water
since yesterday now
10 AM took our names
and put us in the
pen with the rest of
the Prisners drew rations

Thursday [July] 28 [1864]

here we are at
Macon GA this morn
the Officers left us
this morn took cars
for and
Andersonvill
arrived at 7 PM

Wednesday [July] 27 [1864]

arrived at Augusta
at 11 AM drew rations
and left at three
PM for Andersonvill
distance 180 miles
passed through quite
A number of prety
towns

Tuesday, July 26, 1864

lay in the cars all night
at the depot took the cars
again at 11 1/2 Oclock for
Augusta GA good
many nice looking
towns along the road
Branchvill Station GA