We marched fifteen miles to Barboursville and encamped on the banks of the Cumberland River. Many of the men fell out by the way and came st...

Entered on board the steamer ''Lady Franklin," detailed for guard down the Ohio river and around up the Cumberland river, with ...

Passed safely down the Ohio river to the mouth of Cumberland river at Smithland. A march of 140 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston,  The Sold...

Passed up the Cumberland river all safe, and arrived at Fort Donelson the same day, making a march of 85 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston, ...

Moved slowly and cautiously, feeling our way up the Cumberland river, arriving at Clarksville in the afternoon, capturing one rebel major an...

Moved up the Cumberland river from Clarksville to the shoals, where three of our boats were captured two weeks before, and all the negroes w...

Came out on a reconnoitering expedition, past Col. Lytle's. I stopped on return and saw Misses Mollie and Alice. Miss Molly T. had retur...

Still at our camps near Jackson doing absolutely nothing, living on the shortest possible commons. Had dress-parade yesterday for the first ...

Left Cain creek, after remaining there one day, and got to the Cumberland river on the same day, and encamped for the night, making a march ...

Left the Cumberland river and got to Camp Hambright the same day, making a march of 8 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston,  The Soldier Boy...

On the above day and date was fought the memorable BATTLE OF FISHING CREEK, On “Logan's Cross Roads,” near Mill Springs. The follo...

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,           Camp Fogg, Tenn., February 13 , 1862 . SIR: I have the honor to submit the following report of the engage...

It was said that another picket skirmish on the north side of the river resulted in the killing of two of our men and one of the enemy. It...