A cold rain continued during the night. What would the good folks at home say could they see this camp this cool, wet morning—men lying in t...

Weather pleasant, but rather cold. The Fifth Army Corps was reviewed by Major-Gen. Burnside. Started out of camp at nine A.M., marched about...

Lebanon, April 13th, 1863. We have lost our favorite commander, Brigadier General Poe. He is promoted to captain in the regular service, a...

In camp at Warrenton. Gen. McClellan left the army to-day, and Gen. Burnside was his successor. He reviewed the troops before he left, and w...

Camp near Fredericksburg, Dec. 28th, 1862. The battle of Fredericksburg has been fought and—lost. We are now engaged in the laudable occup...

We have been three days in camp, and have fully recovered from the fatigues of our long journey. Drill is the order of the day, as it is the...

Morning at Stevensburg, Va.—Taking a southwest direction we passed northeast of Stony Mountain and came in conjunction with other marching c...

Arrival at the National Capital. By daylight the cupola of the Capitol greeted our eyes, a reviving sight after three sleepless nights. Col....

February 15, 1863.           (Sunday.) This is a very unpleasant day, but I am comfortable in my tent by the fire. The snow and cold do no...

NEAR VICKSBURG, MISS.,           July 4, 1863—10.30 a.m. Maj. Gen. H. W. HALLECK,           General-in-Chief: The enemy surrendered this ...

To-day the regiment is ordered to prepare to move from Corinth with camp and garrison equipage. In the afternoon Companies E, B and C, proce...

To-day northern papers are received containing Burnside's General order No. 38 , for the benefit of Ohio's devilish democracy. We de...

GENERAL ORDERS, No. 38. HDQRS. DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO,           Cincinnati, Ohio, April 13, 1863. The commanding general publishes, for th...

Since our return from the Tuscumbia Valley nothing' of interest has occurred until to day; flaming bulletins are now flying everywhere e...

BEHIND VICKSBURG, MISS., June 11, 1863,           VIA MEMPHIS, TENN., June 14. Maj. Gen. H. W. HALLECK, General-in-Chief: I have reliabl...

Another bright and beautiful day; and vegetation is springing with great rapidity. But nearly all my potatoes, corn, egg-plants, and tomatoe...

Federal papers now admit that Gen. Banks has been disastrously beaten in Louisiana. They also admit their calamity at Plymouth, N. C. Thus i...

Rained all night, but clear most of the day. There are rumors of Burnside landing troops on the Peninsula; also of preparations for moveme...

WE LEAVE PLYMOUTH. On the 8th of December the regiment embarked on the schooner Skirmisher for Newbern, arriving there on the evening of the...

FORT MACON.  Martial law not being a very favorable institution for pleasure parties, I presume the usual May day festival is dispensed with...