Left Rogersville or Lamb's Landing, remaining two days in the above mentioned camp, got within one mile of Florence, Alabama, the same d...

Left this camp and marched into the town of Florence, and encamped for the night, making a march of 1 mile. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston,  The...

Left Florence camp and marched to the Alabama line, between it and Tennessee a right-about or counter-march again for Tennessee. Slept this ...

With but short intervals, Slocum's guns have been heard all day. About three o'clock in the evening we hear to our right a sullen ro...

Flat-boats have been seen floating down the Tennessee, which seems indicative of some hostile movements. The enemy may attempt to cross ere ...

This morning the train proceeds on its way to Florence; gone but one hour when a courier comes dashing back to the detachment headquarters w...

This morning Captain Ring receives orders from Colonel Rowett to report with his detachment to the regiment, now at Prospect, Tennessee, whe...

This morning Colonel Rowett moves with the command towards Florence, leaving Company H, Captain Ring, near Cedar and Cox's Islands to gu...

This morning we move on to Raw Hide; nothing to be found; we learn here that scouts from the regiment were here this morning in quest of Cap...

Three o'clock, A. M., we move out on the Florence road; rebels reported crossing the river. At day-light we charge into Florence and int...

This morning everything is wet, for it rained hard all night. A fine introduction to the new recruits, though all seem cheerful. We soon mov...

We are still in camp at Florence; no steamers have yet come up; don't look for any now; the river is low. Our rations have run out, and ...

This evening we leave Florence; travel nearly all night; go into camp early in the morning, tired and sleepy. SOURCE: Daniel Leib Ambrose,...

We are aroused early this morning. We are made to conclude that the Seventh is indeed a tenacious regiment, to have held their position so w...

The late raid of the dashing Cornyn to Florence, Alabama, is attracting considerable attention. Though it may be diverging, we would ask the...

This morning we move from South Florence, having been ordered to join the main column at Leighton, ten miles from Tuscumbia on the road lead...

This morning at the first tap of the drum we are up, and soon on the move. About noon we arrive at Tuscumbia; the enemy having all retreated...

This morning the dark overhanging clouds are threatening rain. The Seventh are ordered to quarter themselves in the few scattering houses ye...

HDQRS. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI,                         In the Field, Kingston, Ga., November 6 , 1864 . Lieut. Gen. U.S. ...

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,   Bowling Green, Ky., February 8 , 1862 . Hon. J.P. BENJAMIN, Secretary of War: SIR: No reliab...