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August, 1863.
August, 2
Rode with Colonel Taylor to Cowan; dined with Colonel Hobart, and spent the day very agreeably.
Returning we called on Colonel Scribner, remained an hour, and reached Decherd after nightfall.
My request for leave of absence was lying on the table approved and recommended by Negley and Thomas, but indorsed not granted by Rosecrans.
General Rousseau has left, and probably will not return.
The best of feeling has not existed between him and the commanding gene olds at present.
I thought, from the very affectionate manner with which he clung to my hand and squeezed it, that possibly, in taking leave of his friends, he had burdened himself with that oat which is said to be one too many Hobart says that Scribner calls him Hobart up to two glasses, and further on in his cups ycleps him Hogan.
Wood had a bout with the enemy at Chattanooga yesterday; he on the north side and they on the south side of the river.
Johnson is said to have reinforced Bragg