Chattanooga , Jan. 23, 1864. . . . In one view you behold the mountains of several States, including the gorge in Taylor's Ridge at...

The army left bivouac at daylight this morning and the vanguard reached Vicksburg at 2 o'clock, while our rear did not get in till dark...

Orders were issued this morning for the army not to destroy any more property while on the march. We just learned that while we were in Can...

We remained here in camp all day. A number of foraging parties were sent out and some of them were captured by the rebels, and so did not h...

The main army moved only eight miles today, when it went into camp for the remainder of the day and night. This is to give the Sixtee...

The army left the Hillsborough bivouac over different roads. Our brigade went in advance of the Sixteenth Corps to assist the engineers in...

We had a long hard day's march, with our brigade leading the corps. There were some wide swamps to cross and we had to build corduroy r...

We had a long hard day's march, with our brigade leading the corps. There were some wide swamps to cross and we had to build corduroy r...

The weather is quite cool and has been for several days. We left Meridian early this morning for Vicksburg, followed by large numbers of co...

The quartermaster is sending out large foraging parties today, while the army is preparing to start back toward Vicksburg tomorrow, after d...

The different troops are returning to camp here after destroying about one hundred and twenty-five miles of railroad, stations and all publ...

After a rain yesterday, it is quite cool today. General Crocker's Division went on to the town of Enterprise, to destroy the railroad t...

After two hours' marching our army entered Meridian at about 10 o'clock this morning and went into camp. The rebels are still retre...

We marched fifteen miles again today and went into camp for the night. The Seventeenth Corps also corralled their wagon train, leaving two ...

We reached Decatur at 10 o'clock this morning and went into camp. The rebels attacked the provision train of the Sixteenth Corps and ki...

We left Morton early this morning, and covering fifteen miles, reached the town of Hillsborough at about 3 o'clock. There was some skir...

Starting early this morning we reached Morton about noon, where we went into bivouac and remained the balance of the day. The rebels took t...

We left bivouac at 8 o'clock and covered seventeen miles today. There was some skirmishing in front. The roads were good and but few br...

We started early this morning and after reaching Brandon, about thirteen miles east of Jackson, went into bivouac about a mile from the tow...

Our army did not move until in the afternoon, because of having to lay the pontoons across the Pearl river. The rebels had burned the bridg...