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The Diaries of Ralph Leland Goodrich, 1859-1867
June 1, 1865 Fast day. Went up to Mrs. Fulton's. Paid rent of fifty dollars. June 2, 1865 At saloon. June 3, 1865 At saloon. Business pretty good. Went on a bum with Adams. June 4, 1865 Sunday. Went to saloon. June 5, 1865 At saloon. June 6, 1865 At saloon. June 7, 1865 At saloon. June 8, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. June 9, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. June 10, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. June 11, 1865 Sunday. Saw Mick Egan. Heard that Capt. Syberg had returned. Very warm. Called down to A. Georges. Did not see him. June 12, 1865 At saloon. Schriefer & I called on Syberg, Had a drink together. June 13, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. June 14, 1865 At saloon. Business awful dull. June 15, 1865 At saloon. Got letter from Augusta with handkerchief. June 16, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. The other night, one of Boyd's ____ came to my house with me, and remained all night. June 17, 1865 At saloon. Business dull. June 18, 1865 Sunday. Rainy. Nothing new. Reading a novel called ____ _____, a story scene laid in London. Pretty good. June 19, 1865 Business dull. June 20, 1865 Business dull. Saw Syberg. June 21, 1865 Business dull. June 22, 1865 Business dull. June 23, 1865 Business dull. June 24, 1865 Business dull. June 25, 1865 Sunday. I was down street around some speculating. Cole, a former Capt. of U.S. Army. [1] Got drunk a little. June 26, 1865 At saloon. June 27, 1865 Business dull. June 28, 1865 Business dull. June 29, 1865 Business dull. June 30, 1865 Business dull.
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This is the first reference to Capt. Charles H. Cole in Goodrich’s diary.
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