I REJOIN MY REGIMENT. About a week ago my brigade, Gen. Stannard commanding, left the trenches and was ordered into camp at Cobb's Hi...

CAMP NEAR SUMMIT Point, VIRGINIA, September 17, 1864. DEAREST: - Did Carrington leave a revolver (pistol) with you when he left [the] litt...

About a hundred convalescents were taken outside today to be sent away to our lines the officials told us. At a later hour the commander ca...

My son Custis stayed out all night, sleeping on his arms in the farthest intrenchments. A little beyond, there was a skirmish with the enem...

Left Donaldsonville. Eighteen of us went to New Orleans where Lieutenant Jones turned over to me the convalescent squad, consisting of eigh...

Last night heavy rains Continued raining until 10. A. M. Order on parade to report all convalescents in the co's for the Invalid corps....

Much better. Lieutenant Jones came back for convalescents and baggage. SOURCE: Abstracted from George G. Smith,  Leaves from a Soldi...

Verry sick. 5th Kan. squad went on to Little Rock train of 28 wagons in from Little Rock to take convalescents to their regiments. S...

Much better. Worked for the regt — Ambulance train come in from the head of column for convalescents, report Rebs strong two miles below I....

Lieut Col Mackey reccommended for Col. Capt Loughland for Lieut Col Most of the convolescents came up on Rose Hamilton, Hamrich and Fidler ...

Lieut Col Mackey reccommended for Col. Capt Loughland for Lieut Col Most of the convolescents came up on Rose Hamilton, Hamrich and Fidler ...

At sunrise we were on the march for Camp Kearney. After we had marched about a mile Col Holcomb ordered me back to look after the convalesc...

Received marching orders, and at sunrise next morning we were on the march for Camp Kearney. After we had marched about a mile Col Holcomb ...