Camp near Fredericksburg, Va.
Co Drill, by Myself. Weather pleasant.
7 P.M. Orders for three days cooked rations, to go on picket at 8 o’ck tomorrow morning.
10 P.M. Snowing.
Fredericksburg
February 7, 1863
Near Fredericksburg, Va.
Feb. 7. Clear, promises a fair day. 9 A.M. orders to fall in. Start for camp. We arrive at 9 P.M. roads very muddy. Our Expedition was to burn the Rail Road bridg[e] which crosses the Rappahannoc[k] River at Rappahannoc[k] Station on the Orange & Alexandria RR. The enemy lost three killed, our side lost none. The bridge was effectively destroyed.
February 6, 1863
Near Fredericksburg, Va.
Feb. 6. Rained all night. Ceased 7 o’cl[oc]k this morning. Marched two miles farther to Deep run. 10 P.M. start back. Halt at Heartwood Church. The night very cold. Last night three men were injured by the falling of trees for firewood.
February 4, 1863
Camp near Fredericksburg, Va.
11 A.M. Co. Drill. 9 P.M. Orders for three days cold rations. Move in the morning 7 A.M. Weather cold.
January 30, 1863
Camp near Fredericksburg, Va.
Finish[ed] our shanty. Weather pleasant.
January 22, 1863
Hd Qts, near Fredricksburg, Va.
Stormed all night. Wind and rain ceased. Still threatening. The Army stuck in mud, five miles from here.