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2-12-1862 “Nothing of interest going on.”

February 12, 2012 by civilianwartime

Wednesday 12^th [February 1862]

Nothing of interest going on. Uncle Sam & Peter Guy finished slaughtering the beefs. I still mending. Warm & Pleasant.

Source: Diary of Cornelia Henry in Fear in North Carolina: The Civil War Journal and Letters of the Henry Family. Clinard, Karen L. and Russell, Richard, eds. (Asheville, NC: Reminiscing Books, 2008).

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