We move early this morning; our Division is moving by itself upon a lone road, General Corse having orders to move across the country and fo...

We move early this morning, but very slow; these swamps prove to be terrible obstacles to Sherman's seventy thousand. We soon come to th...

We proceed to the Cape Fear river one mile below town where we remain until noon waiting for the 17th Army Corps to cross, after which Gener...

During the siege of Savannah Major Johnson was off on the flanks of the army with the mounted portion of the regiment, scouting, foraging, d...

About the twenty-fifth of January, Major Johnson, with his detachment, leaves Bonniventure, and joins the regiment at Fort Brown. Receiving ...

In the evening we cross over into the Palmetto State and go into camp three miles from the river; we doubt if ever an army encountered more ...

The grand armies are now moving, headed towards Atlanta. To-night we go into camp upon the Allatoona battle field. The brave General John M....

We move early this morning and go as far as the Ocmulgee river, where we go into camp. Two pontoon bridges are now being spanned across the ...

This morning Company H is detailed for foragers. The Fifteenth corps is thrown into confusion to-day. The Third and Fourth Division get all ...

On Monday, the third of October, it was known to General Sherman that General Hood, with thirty thousand foot and ten thousand horse, suppli...

Tillersville, February 27, 1865. We have half a mile of bridging to build before we can get across this Lynch's creek, the rains have ...

Thirty-six miles from Savannah,  December 5, 1864.  Corse had the road to-day, but Wood side-tracked, took “catch roads” and got into camp, ...

The Rebels have left the railroad after being whipped by General Corse at Allatoona Pass. The 14th Corps drove them out to Lost Mountain ye...

Scottsboro, Ala., April 9, 1864. Don't be alarmed and imagine that I have “photos” on the brain. This is in all probability the las...

A large detail from our regiment was put to work on the railroad. Three of us, Hiram Frank, John D. Moore and I, took French leave this aft...

IN THE FIELD, SUMMERVILLE, Geo., October 19, 1864. . . . Hood is afraid to fight me in open ground and therefore he tries to break up t...

ARMY BEFORE CORINTH, MISS. May 28th 1862 MR. EDITOR:   The ball that will in all probability, decide the terrible conflict now raging...

HEADQUARTERS POPE’S DIVISION (LEFT WING,) Army of the Mississippi, Six Miles North-East of Corinth, Miss., May 14, 1862. MR. EDITOR:   So m...

SECOND COLONEL, SIXTH INFANTRY. John M. Corse is the only military prodigy the State has furnished in the War of the Rebellion. For his fami...