The atmosphere is clear and it is getting quite warm. We
remained in our rifle pits all day, but had to put up our shelter tents, for we
actually suffered from the heat. All is quiet in front. We had company
inspection this morning and dress parade in the evening. We drew two days'
rations to last ten days, but we have an abundance of forage. The boys brought
in smoked bacon by the wagon load, also great quantities of corn meal, sweet
potatoes, honey and other good things.
Source: Alexander G. Downing, Edited by Olynthus B.,
Clark, Downing’s Civil War Diary, p. 250-1
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