Captain Charles T. Mullin died today from his wounds. He was from Waterloo and assigned to Company A of the 130th Illinois Infantry.
The weather continued to be warm, windy and dusty. A large number of the troops left camp and moved out toward the front today. The Union army was in a real predicament - the Confederates continued to push towards the Union camp, and rations were quickly disappearing with no hope for replenishment due to the blockade.
