Entered Harrison on state line at 2 A. M. Napped and breakfasted. Seemed good to be in Ohio again, and see faces of Ohio people. Passed thr...

Our hospitals are all full of sick and wounded. A great difference can be seen between the sick and [the] wounded. The sick appear low-spir...

Paymaster telegraphed to, and preparations for leaving Camp Denison. SOURCE: Frances Andrews Tenney,  War Diary Of Luman Harris Tenney ,...

Reached Camp Denison where were encamped 8,000 troops. SOURCE: Frances Andrews Tenney,  War Diary Of Luman Harris Tenney , p. 4

Wrote and sent a package to Fannie. Bid the friends good-bye and left for Camp Denison. A noisy time — boys drunk —   slept in caboose. ...

Columbus , Monday, 10 P. M., June 10, 1861. Dearest Lu : — I have just sent Judge Matthews to bed in the room over the library, and I t...

CAMP NEAR MEMPHIS, July 28, 1862. MY DEAR MOTHER: I wonder sometimes that I do not lose myself in the frequent flittings I have made;...

HEADQUARTERS 54TH REGT. O. V. U. S. A., CAMP NEAR PADUCAH, KY., February 21, 1862. I arrived safely with my regiment yesterday mornin...

HEADQUARTERS 54TH REGT., O. V. U. S A., CAMP DENNISON, OHIO, October 6, 1861. I do not know, and can scarcely form a conjecture, as t...

HEADQUARTERS CAMP DENNISON, Sept. 12, 1861. As you will have seen in the papers “I have gone and done it.” Now keep a stiff upper lip...

Chris Angeno [sic], Co. F, 13 th Iowa, gunshot wound in leg, admitted April 18 th , died May 2. D. A. Willard, Co. A, 8 th Iowa, typhoid ...