Corinth. Orders were given to Battery to cook three days' rations in their haversacks and three days' in the wagons, all ready to ma...

Corinth. I walked up to the Battery, the farthest I had walked since my lameness. Saw the boys off; they left their tents standing, their kn...

Corinth. Learning that the Battery had gone to camp at Grand Junction, Tenn., Sergeant Hamilton was sent back to bring forward the baggage, ...

Corinth. We were again disappointed, the train leaving us behind and nothing to do but wait another twenty-four hours. In the afternoon E. W...

Corinth. Lay on the platform all day, and at night we were furnished a car to load our baggage. We loaded it by 12 P. М. SOURCE: Jenkin Ll...

Grand Junction, Tenn. It having rained during the night, the dust was converted to mud. Ate a breakfast of cold beef and bread, filled our c...

Grand Junction. Lieutenant Simpson went in search of the Battery early and left us to unload and guard the baggage. The teams arrived from t...

Davis Mills, Miss. Reached the Battery about 10 A. M., it being situated one mile south of Davis Mills in an open field; church and cemetery...

Davis Mills. Heard from home. Received two letters, from John and Thomas, which eased my anxiety. Listened to the first sermon [in camp]. ...

Corinth, Miss. As it is seen from the last date, I have not written any for some time and I must write of the past from memory. Not getting ...

Corinth. The doctor came to take our names to be sent to a Northern hospital as they had no room for us [in the general hospital]. I asked p...

Corinth. The Battery returned from its chase after the retreating rebs, of a week in length. In the evening the Captain and Sergeant Simpson...

Corinth. To-day it was a little warmer, the rain of the last two days having cleared. My anxiety to visit the Battery was such that I was in...

Corinth. The troops on the outskirts of the town were all moved in, among which were the 6th Battery. They passed our encampment at about 8 ...

Corinth. Having learned the locality of our Battery, it being encamped on the south side of the town, the wounded men were removed to the ge...

Corinth. I joined my Platoon, went into tent with E. W. Evans and T. J. Hungerford as before. Owing to my weakness I was not put on full dut...

Corinth. Resolutions relative to those who fell in battle on the 4th inst. were offered by H. S. Keene and unanimously adopted by the camp o...

Corinth. Roll call in the evening. ——— made an explanation as to his whereabouts on the day of battle, and the orderly read a certificate fr...

Corinth. To-day we were told the sad news of the death of one of our number, John Haskins, who died during the night of chronic diarrhea. We...

Corinth. To-day we had to police the entire camp ground as it was reported that General Rosecrans was going to inspect camp. The ground was ...