Saturday, and of course general cleaning day. So many went into the river before breakfast, and soon found it to be the worst thing possible...

We started early this morning by the northerly road; we "fell in "regularly enough, but it was not long before we took the "r...

At four o'clock this morning "all was wrong." We were aroused from the most miserable attempt at sleep our boys ever dreamed o...

We started early this morning, steadily tramping till a little after noon, when we entered the town of Hamilton, the rebs leaving as our adv...

The camp last night was about four or five miles from Hamilton, in a cornfield as usual. To-day they tramped until noon, going about twelve ...

The main body marched until the small hours of morning, through a drenching rain and a desolate swamp, in the direction of Halifax, before t...

This morning the ground was covered with snow, adding to the beauties of the marching, which was soon commenced, and continued to Williamsto...

The camp at New Berne was aroused by the long-roll, by an attack at the bridge, where the pickets are posted. All our guard were called out....

ARRIVAL HOME AGAIN. By the loud cheering and blowing off of steam in the direction of New Berne, we knew the boys had arrived. The regimen...

To-day we were inspected by Gen. Foster, an all-day duty, as we were on our feet from early morning till late in the afternoon. The most imp...

To-day, for a change, we had permission to drill outside the lines, and Orderly White, at the earnest solicitation of some of us, took the c...

We have had another pleasure curtailed. It has been the practice for the boys to go to the pond by the railroad, and dive off the bank which...

Our rifles have been delivered, and to-day we were in line two hours or more on the main street of the camp, ready to receive, with military...

On Thursday last, we performed our first public duty, after drilling in the loadings and firings, in which we excelled, after firing "h...

We have had two practice-marches lately, one a long one, in Milton Hill direction, where we found plenty of dust, but were assured we were m...

We have had another march, this time about ten miles, through Dedham and towards Boston; the nearest we came to the city was West Roxbury. P...

We had orders to start Wednesday morning for Boston, to embark on a transport for New Berne, North Carolina. A very few men were let off onc...

We broke camp bright and early, about six o'clock, had our last bath at the pond, and breakfast at the old barracks, which had been our ...

Most of us, when we turned in last night, thought by the time we went on deck this morning, we would be far from land. We were mistaken. The...

Last night, about nine o'clock, we passed through Vineyard Sound, and saw the last of Old Massachusetts, of which we shall probably see ...