DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,           Camp Fogg, Tenn., February 13 , 1862 . SIR: I have the honor to submit the following report of the engage...

Brigadier-General William H. Carroll arrived at Mill Springs yesterday, but his command—Captain G. H. Monsarrat's Battery (four guns) an...

The First Battalion had the honor of going on dress parade in the presence of Major-General George B. Crittenden, who had arrived at Mill Sp...

The Noble Ellis had come down from Mill Springs and commenced loading, when we left and returned to camp. Another scout of about one hundr...

According to orders from our General, McNairy moved from Camp Hall. Leaving his wagon train and camp equipage two or three hundred yards nor...

Zollicoffer had ordered a steamer to ascend the Cumberland to Celina, and if deemed safe to press on to Mill Springs with army stores for hi...

Going on in advance of the wagons, we got to Camp West a little after noon.  The wagons did not get to Mill Springs until late that evening....

As Captain Allison was now relieved from escort duty, and also of his prisoners, and as the sick boys were improving, he and I went to camps...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,           Beech Grove, Ky., December 17 , 1861 . Lieutenant-Colonel MACKALL,           Assistant Adjutant-General, Bow...

Just before sunrise the enemy opened fire on us from the opposite side of the river. As we did not wish to have lead mixed with our breakfas...

Our General took up four pieces of artillery and soon shelled Col. Haskins' Kentuckians out of their encampment, causing them to strike ...

McNairy's Battalion moved up to “Camp Hall,” within seven miles of Monticello and within sixteen miles of Mill Springs, where it remaine...

General Zollicoffer threw over the first small cavalry picket at Mill Springs. Colonel J. M. Connell set out from Somerset early that morn...

As Zollicoffer had by that afternoon thrown a good portion of his command to the north side of the river, he moved his headquarters from Mr....

All of our company, except eight, had rejoined the battalion at Camp Hall. Our sick boys and wounded prisoners—still at Mr. West's—were ...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, Mill Springs, Ky., December 2 , 1861 . SIR: Yesterday, with a small detachment of infantry and cavalry, I proceede...

CAMP GOGGIN, December 2, 1861. GENERAL: I arrived here yesterday, reconnoitered same day and today. This morning the enemy opened fire fr...

CAMP AT FISHING CREEK, December 5 , 1861 .           (Received December 6, 1861.) General SCHOEPF, Commanding Camp Goggin: GENERAL: On ye...

HEADQUARTERS, Somerset, December 6 , 1861 . Brig. Gen. GEORGE H. THOMAS,           Commanding Eastern Division: GENERAL: The enemy have c...

We returned to camps a little after dark at the same place we started from the morning before. It was a cold, rainy day. We learned that q...