Friday, April 22nd.
Lieut. Clark having been detailed to Co. E, which has been assigned to guard the ammunition train, and Lieut. Edmonston being still engaged on court martial, I left the Company in command of First Sergt. Theben this morning, and met the officers composing the examining board at Corps Headquarters. Col. Locke, the gentlemanly Adjt. Genl. of the Fifth Corps, had quarters, stationery and the necessary orderlies assigned to us, and the Board began operations.
