As Captain Allison
was now relieved from escort duty, and also of his prisoners, and as the sick
boys were improving, he and I went to camps, leaving three of our company to
wait on the four sick. We found the battalion at Camp Hall, where I left
it the third instant.
Our battalion moved
about ten miles that afternoon and camped for the night within six miles of
Mill Springs.
SOURCE: Richard R.
Hancock, Hancock's Diary: Or, A History of the Second
Tennessee Confederate Cavalry, p. 97-8
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