[from the diary of Jesse Calvin Spaulding, Co. F., 25th Massachusetts]
Monday
Sept 15
I got a letter from home by the Colonel with my
mothers picture in it yesterday. This
morning we were called up early and got ready
to march. As I am now writing, I am sitting on
board the Patterson, which is coaling up in the
Trent river about none oclock in the forenoon.
I feel a trust in God which supports me in the
hour of trial. We are now at 9 oclock sailing
along towards Hatteras, but no one know where.
I have enjoyed the sail very much as it is a
beautiful fay. I am on guard tonight.
MSS 11293
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