Revelie at 4. a. m. Div on the road at 6. Lt Cooper tells us our destination is the mouth of the Tombigbee distant about 30 miles. We leave ...

Revelie at 3. Genl. at 4. column moves at 5. 33d in the rear. co. G. in the wagon train. very warm roads tolerably good. At 2½ P. M. leave t...

Started at half-past eight A.M., and marched to Fayetteville and went into camp in a pine woods. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry Wilson...

Started at six A.M., marched to Beverly Ford, and went into camp at eleven A.M. Paid off for two months, in the afternoon. This ends the Pen...

Started for Beverly Ford at half-past seven A.M.; crossed the Rappahannock on a pontoon, and marched in the direction of Culpepper. Went int...

"Boots and saddles" at five A.M.; started at half-past six, and marched to Culpepper. Passed through the town, and went into batte...

Oxford. Reveille earlier than usual; orders to hold in readiness to march, such orders being anticipated. 7 A. M. the whole Division took up...

Enroute.   Struck our tents and took up the line of march northwards at 8 A. M. Followed the same road as that which we came in on, passed t...

Tallaloosa, Miss.   Aroused early to prepare to march. High wind, appearance of a storm. We were hitched up with the rest of the Battery by ...

Byhalia, Miss.   Rained nearly all day. Hitched up in the morning. The other sections took the road, but as we were to be the rear guard, an...

Near Memphis, Tenn.   Slept out-doors. Awoke at 5 A. M. A beautiful morning. Byhalia, unlike Tallaloosa, was a bright and lively little vill...

Memphis.   We passed into Memphis as fast as the necessary detentions would permit, through a very beautiful country and handsome buildings....

Loudon, Tenn.   We left Knoxville yesterday at 3 a. m. and took up our line of march for Kingston, forty miles distant, expecting to make it...

Left Rapidan Station this morning for some point near Manassas. What a beautiful sight it is to see the long columns of troops fording the s...

After a hard day's march through mud and mire we halted at Jeffersonville (or  ton ), a small, dilapidated village in Culpeper county. O...

Started this morning at 6 o'clock, and marched to within six miles of Leesburg, where we camped for the night. A portion of our forces h...

Left Leesburg this evening at 5 o'clock, crossed the Potomac River and marched eight or ten miles into Frederick county, Maryland. ...

Marched to within four miles of Frederick city; here we have an abundance of food for our half starved horses. SOURCE: William S. White,  ...

Our battery is hitched up, and we are now awaiting orders to move. Our destination is unknown, but it is thought we will go to Hagerstown. A...

Passed through the villages of Middletown and Boonsboro'; halted within six miles of Hagerstown. A great many ladies wear the Secession ...