Diary of a Tar Heel Confederate Soldier By Louis Léon [53d North Carolina Regiment, infantry]
    

Diary of a Tar Heel Confederate Soldier By Louis Léon

May 9–Started again this morning, and passed over the Chancellorsville battlefield. Marched twelve miles to-day. We passed a brigade of negro troops. They gave us a terrible cursing, and hollered “Fort Pillow” at us. I am only sorry that this brigade of negroes was not there, then they certainly would not curse us now. We halted at dark on the plank road seven miles from Fredericksburg.

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