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February, 1862.
February, 1
The Colonel sent in his resignation this morning.
It will go to Department Headquarters tomorrow.
Saw the new moon over my right shoulder this evening, which I accept as an omen of good luck.
Let it come.
It will suit me just as well now as at any time.
If deceived, I shall never more have faith in the moon and as for the man in the moon, I shall call him a cheat to his face.
February, 2
The devil is to pay in the regiment.
The Colonel is doing his utmost to create a disturbance.
His friends are busy among the privates.
At noon an effort was made to get up a demonstration on the color line in his behalf.
Now a petition is being circulated among the privates requesting Major Keifer and me to resign.
The night is as dark as pitch.
A few minutes ago a shout went up for the Colonel, and was swelled from point to point along the line of company tents, until now possibly five hundred voices have joined in the yell.
The Colonel's fri