The First Battalion moved  ( eight miles) from Flat Lick to Camp Buckner. The latter camp appeared somewhat lonely now, as the infantry had ...

Our battalion moved (twelve miles) from Camp Buckner to within four miles of the Gap, where we remained until Thursday, November 7th. McNa...

General Zollicoffer sent the following telegram this morning to General Johnston, Bowling Green Kentucky: One Ohio Regiment said to be tw...

Eleven men from First Battalion were sent back in the direction of Wildcat to make a report to General Zollicoffer and get orders. They had ...

The infantry and artillery moved on in the direction of Camp Buckner. A part of Brazelton's Battalion was left on the London road a shor...

Captain Allison sent some of his men out to search the woods into which the bush-whacker was chased last evening to see what discovery they ...

Several detachments were sent out over the country after beef cattle. Some sixty beeves were brought in during the day. The battalion move...

Lieutenant George Alexander, Dr. J. S. Harrison (afterward Lieutenant) and R. Davenport rejoined Allison's company. They had been home o...

L. V. Kennedy and Dr. Monroe Knight, having received an honorable discharge from the service on account of ill health, started home. We regr...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, Camp Buckner (Cumberland Ford), October 29, 1861. Lieutenant-Colonel MACKALL, Assistant Adjutant-General, Bowling Gree...

CAMP BUCKNER, KY., October 28, 1861. Col. JOHN P. MURRA Y, Near Albany, Ky.: SIR: I felt of the enemy's intrenched camp at Rockcastl...

No. 5. Reports of Brigadier-General F. K. Zollicoffer, C. S. Army, including operations October 16-26, with correspondence. CAMP NEAR ROCKCA...

McNairy's Battalion moved from Camp Buckner about four miles down the Cumberland River to Bald Hill. We were well pleased with the chang...

According to orders of yesterday, about 5,400 of Zollicoffer's Brigade, including six pieces of artillery, were put in motion along the ...

Through carelessness, or some other cause, five barrels of salt were left where they were captured, near where the enemy had been camping. L...

Rain's Regiment and Allison's Company returned to camp at Camp Buckner. Companies B and C of McNairy's Battalion remained at Bar...

Several of Allison's Company who had been home returned to camp, brother Will (W. C. Hancock) and J. C. McAdoo, who were sick of the mea...

Gen. Zollicoffer ordered Col. McNairy to go with his battalion on a reconnoitering expedition as far as London. As soon as his men could p...

Setting out on his return between daybreak and sunrise, McNairy arrived at Camp Buckner a little after dark, and reported the result of his ...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,           Camp Buckner, September 25, 1861. Col. James E. Rains will march at 4 o'clock to-morrow morning, via Ba...