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1864 calendar [ii-iii]
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End matter [1 - Memoranda]
End matter [2 - Cash Account January]
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Poor Richard's reasons for buying United States' securities [16]
Enclosure: "My Bible"; "Evening brings us home" [17]
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Very rainy and disagreeable. Received a letter from O.M.F. of Rochester in the afternoon. Attended worship in Regt. chapel also in the evening no news from home. Read most all day a book from the Regimental Library. Mottos A vain man's motto is win gold and wear it. A generous Man's win gold and share it. A miser's win gold and spare it. A Profligate's win gold and spend it. A Broker's win gold and lend it. A fool's win god and end it. A gambler win gold and lose it. A wise man's win gold and use it. Rather rainy. Procured a pass and went to Corps. Head Qrs. Also to later Div. Hd. Qrs. on my return received a gun and [accouterments?]. [Wrote?] to [OMF] in the Evening visited the Dr. and also worship in the chapel. The Golden Maxim A Sabbath well spent. Brings a week of content and health for the toils of tomorrow But a Sabbath profaned Whatso'er be gained is a certain for forewarner of sorrow - Anon. ------------------------------ April 3, Sunday. Very rainy and disagreeable. Received a letter from OMF of Rochester. In the afternoon attended worship in regt. chapel also in the evening. No news from home. Read most of a book from the regimental library. Mottoes: A vain man’s motto is win gold and wear it. A generous man’s motto is win gold and share it. A miser’s win gold and spare it. A profligate’s win gold and spend it. A broker’s win gold and lend it. A fool’s win gold and lose it. A wise man’s win gold and use it. April 4, Monday. Rather rainy, procured a pass and went to Corps Head Qrs, also to later Div, HdQrs. On my return received a gun & accoutrements. Wrote to OMF, in the evening visited the Dr. and also worship in chapel. The Golden Maxim. A Sabbath well spent Brings a week of content And health for the toil of tomorrow But a Sabbath profaned Whatsoever be gained Is a certain forerunner of sorrow. Anon. Crooks, Terence G. “Transcribed and Annotated Diaries of Henry Oliver Nightingale.” Unpublished manuscript, 2014. Microsoft Word file.
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Henry O. Nightingale diary, 1864
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