At seven A. M., we move; pass through Marietta, which is now slumbering in ruins; we are now in the advance; pass the old rebel works, two P...

Bright, and very warm. There is a report that Gen. Hood's army is at Marietta, in Sherman's rear, and it may so. One of the cler...

November 12, 1864. The Rubicon is passed, the die is cast, and all that sort of thing. We to-day severed our own cracker line. At 11 a...

White Hall, two miles west of Atlanta, November 13, 1864. We made 15 miles to-day very easily. Coming through Atlanta the smoke almos...

On picket four miles south of Marietta, October 8th. We occupy the old Johnny skirmish pits. It was outrageously cold last night. I ele...

Two miles north of Kenesaw Mountain, October 9, 1864. About 5 o'clock last night, just when we should have been relieved, we he...

We have been expecting to move for several days. The Rebels have crossed the Chattanooga and are moving on our rear, a la Jonesboro. If hal...

Six miles south of Marietta, October 5, 1864. Had an awful day's march yesterday, full 20 miles and the road very muddy and slipper...

July 14, 1864. Another hot day. We marched down to the river at Roswell and crossed it, and have gone into camp on the bank a mile abov...

July 12, 1864. We lay quietly in the shade all day the 11th, save those who had ambition enough to go fishing, berrying or swimming. Th...

July 13, 1864. We passed through Marietta this morning at 9; rested in a cool, nice, woody place from 11 to 2, and made this place in t...

July 3, 1864. Rebels all gone this morning. Our boys were on the mountains at daylight. Hundreds of deserters have come in. Osterhaus ...

July 4, 1864. I count it the hardest Fourth I have seen in the service. About 8 a. m. we moved out, passed through Marietta, which is b...

June 13, 1864. The rain continued until 5 p. m. Everything and everybody thoroughly soaked. Our division moved about one-half mile to t...

Near Vining's Station, Ga., July 15, 1864. We are now enjoying a short respite from our exertions, which is very welcome after th...

Near Vining's Station, Ga., July 9, 1864. The 2d of July, Saturday, I was Field Officer of the day, and had charge of the brigade...

Near Marietta, Ga. , June 24, 1864. My letter of the 19th brought our operations up to that date, and closed just as we were about to s...

The capture of Fort McAllister gives us our first communication with the North since the telegraph wires were cut at Marietta, Georgia, on ...

We started early this morning for Atlanta and after marching twenty miles went into camp for the night. A detachment of the Twentieth Army ...

Our corps marched out on the railroad between Marietta and Big Shanty and tore it up, burning all the ties and bending the irons. The iron ...