HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI IN THE FIELD. ROME, GA. October 31 1864 (Monday morning) I have this moment (10½ A.M.) ar...

No. 19. Reports of Lieut. Col. Samuel N. Yeoman, Ninetieth Ohio Infantry, of operations December 15-30, 1864. HDQRS. NINETIETH REGIMENT OH...

Day rather cool to be agreeable drilled the co. P. M. 1 hour, rained at 3 P. M. News is that a Rebel Ram French built has appeared in the Gu...

A weak and disagreeable state of body since last date has waived my practice of noting; but everything has been as now—"hell upon earth...

Before day the dog horn and the yelping of hounds was heard. Men on parole about the depot had attempted to escape. Two trains of wounded fr...

News from Atlanta conflicting; papers, so far as we know, admit the repulse of Hood, then claim a victory. Later statements rather choke vic...

And the 9 day was clear and cool and we all was on Divishion revew again General Hood was our revewing Officer SOURCE: Bartlett Yancey Mal...

While we are encamped life is so monotonous that I do not usually regard it as necessary to keep a diary, but occasionally we have a little ...

General Hood came riding up and said well Boys you all did such great works hear last nite that you scard the Yankees on the other side of t...

prity warm sunshiney day And I was on divishion gard at General Hoods headquarters SOURCE: Bartlett Yancey Malone,  The Diary of Bartlett ...

No. 11. Journal of the Fourth Army Corps. * PULASKI, TENN. November 14 . —5 a.m., received dispatch from General Hatch, dated Taylor...