On the above day and date commenced one of the great battles of the "War Between the States," generally known as the "Battle ...

Carroll's Brigade moved out by rail for Corinth. Five of Allison's Company who had been home rejoined their company. SOURCE: Richa...

Statham's Brigade (except McNairy's Battalion*) with their baggage left by rail for Corinth, Mississippi. The wagons belonging to ...

After a ride of about thirty miles, crossing Big Bear Creek, the battalion went into camps near Iuka, in Tishamingo County, Mississippi, wit...

Crittenden's Division, to which McNairy's Battalion still belonged, took up the line of march again for Corinth Mississippi. Passing...

The regiment will not go to Corinth as intended; only two companies will be sent. This evening they are taken across on a steamer. All quiet...

This morning three companies are detailed to escort back to Corinth the teams that hauled the Division's camp and garrison equipage to t...

The three companies sent with the teams to Corinth return to-day. The order this evening is to be ready to move in the morning. SOURCE: Da...

Again rumors are verified. Pursuant to order, the regiment moves from Pulaski this morning with three days' rations. It is said we are b...

Last night some guerrillas made a demonstration on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, burning a bridge between Chewalla, Tenn., and Corint...

This morning at seven A. M., we leave our old camp at Corinth, with all our camp and garrison equipage. The Seventh, as they move through Co...

A brigade of infantry pass through Chewalla on their way from Vicksburg to Corinth. They look as though they had seen hard service down on t...

This morning companies A, B, C, D and E, proceed on their way to Corinth, companies F, G, H, I and K, remaining at Chewalla. Troops from Vic...

This morning our detachment leaves Chewalla with their camp and garrison equipage for Corinth. We again go into our old quarters, which we n...

Gen. Sherman's command for the last week has been thronging Corinth, and moving on towards Iuka. Marching orders is now the cry in camp....

Early this morning we are off for Corinth, moving over the old familiar highway. Oh! how dusty; the rising clouds almost hide the sun. We ar...

It is still raining this morning and in lieu of dust we have mud. We are now fifty miles from Corinth, whither the advance is headed. We arr...

This morning we are ordered to remain here and keep the mill running until we have enough ground to do us until we get back to Corinth. Fora...

Early this morning we are off for Corinth. We go into camp twelve miles from Purdy. Our comrades and we now sally forth to get our supper; w...

This morning we are thirty miles from Corinth. We pass Purdy about noon, halt and feed close by, after which we move on and arrive in camp a...