Letters and diary entries from the corresponding day in the Civil War posted from the holdings of Special Collections, University of Virginia Library.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
1862 August 12 Camp Green Meadows
[from the diary of James Dinsmore Templeton, musician and private in the 23rd Ohio]
Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1862
this morning
about 10 o'clock a
courier came in from
Blue Stone came in with
report that the Pickets were
driven in & that the
enemy were crossing the
River. Co. [?] immediately
went down & preperations
were made to meet them
it all however turned out
an attack by some bushwhackers
on the pickets. Guard mounting
[?] Brown Henly & Charlie started
to post Hospital to get their discharge
Charlie & I went out to Mrs Litz &
the widows. got some milk
Parade & short drill
Alf went out to the house beyond
the pickets to get snake skin & rattles
one 6 lb cannon came in to night
mostly cloudy with showers.
MSS 10317
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