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 ...

Left Martinsburg to-day for the little village of Darksville SOURCE: William S. White,  A Diary of the War; or What I Saw of It , p. 135

Left Darksville to-day to join General D. H. Hill's division. Hill is stationed near Tabb's Mill, on the Opequon River, five miles f...

Left Martinsburg to-day for Winchester, but halted and camped at Bunker Hill, eleven miles from Winchester. As soon as our battery halted, I...

This has certainly been one of the most exciting days I have spent in the service. We crossed the river on a transport to the Louisana shore...

A battle going on at Williamsburgh since morning. Our division marched into Yorktown towards afternoon, under a heavy rain. Explosions of to...

Marched towards New Kent Court House, fifteen miles from Elkhorn. Our camp five miles from Cumberland Landing. SOURCE: Theodore Reichardt,...

Marched through the last mentioned place, and went to camp after having proceeded two miles. Remained there till [Wednesday, May 21st.] SO...

Marched at six o'clock A. M. Passed the Savage House, at the Baltimore cross-roads, (headquarters of McClellan,) St. Peter's Church,...

We marched across the railroad to Coal Harbor, to camp. We seem to be held as a reserve corps, ready to reinforce both wings of the army. ...

Revelie at 2.45, breakfast at 3.30 Genl call at 5. Brigade forms on the Gulf beach at 6 column of the 3d Div moves out at 8.39; in a quandar...

Regt on the road at 6. at 7.30 made Bon secure bayou. see great heaps of oyster shells more low ground today. they bay & gulf one place ...

Breaks camp early but wait to corderoy the road, move but 6 miles today 2/3 of the road had to be corded bfore the train could be taken acro...