At seven A. M., we move; pass through Marietta, which is now slumbering in ruins; we are now in the advance; pass the old rebel works, two P...

This morning the command moves by day-light. The Seventh is ordered to bring the extreme rear from the Chattahoochee to where Companies H an...

Raining. Our loss, killed, wounded, and taken in the battle near Winchester, is estimated by our people at 2500. The enemy say they got 25...

Hot and dry, and the famine continues. The Secretary of War intimated on Saturday that if the clerks of the bureaus would raise a fund and...

Two miles north of Kenesaw Mountain, October 9, 1864. About 5 o'clock last night, just when we should have been relieved, we he...

Rained all last night, and has just suspended for a few minutes, I expect. Kept dry, thanks to our rubber blankets. Drew five days' rat...

July 12, 1864. We lay quietly in the shade all day the 11th, save those who had ambition enough to go fishing, berrying or swimming. Th...

July 5, 1864. Can hear no firing this p. m. It seems the Rebels have got across the Chattahoochie. We are about 12 miles from Atlanta. ...

June 14, 1864. Four officers and 28 men deserted from the Rebels last night. The Rebel captain told one of my corporals that in their b...

June 13, 1864. The rain continued until 5 p. m. Everything and everybody thoroughly soaked. Our division moved about one-half mile to t...

June 5, 1864. The Rebels run last night. Everything gone this morning slick and clean. Our regiment was the first in their works. I was...

In The Trenches, One And A Half Miles From Atlanta, July 25, 1864. Considerable has been accomplished since my last. On the 17th, I...

Near Vining's Station, Ga., July 15, 1864. We are now enjoying a short respite from our exertions, which is very welcome after th...

Near Vining's Station, Ga., July 9, 1864. The 2d of July, Saturday, I was Field Officer of the day, and had charge of the brigade...

We started early this morning for Atlanta and after marching twenty miles went into camp for the night. A detachment of the Twentieth Army ...

Now we are in a cottage rented from Doctor Chisolm. Hood is a full general. Johnston 1 has been removed and superseded. Early is threateni...

Sunday evening, 25 September, 1864. . . . We had a pleasant Club dinner yesterday.   . . . Sumner has toned down greatly since it seems...

A report 1 came in today that General Sherman has his headquarters in Atlanta, and that the rebel army is in retreat with our army after t...

The rebels left their rifle pits in the night and crossed the Chattahoochee river. 1 _______________ 1 General Sherman always moved h...

The weather is quite pleasant today. Wounded men are coming in from the front every day. Our men are strongly fortified in front of the reb...