First division, and one section of our battery and two sections of Hazlett's Battery, went across the Potomac as far as Kearneysville. W...

Started from Blackburn Ford, Md., at six P.M., and at eleven o'clock put up for the night. Ten miles. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry...

Started out at half-past nine A.M., and marched to Loudon, passing through Harper's Ferry; and went into park at seven P.M. Eight miles....

Started out at eight A.M., marched to Snickersville, and went into camp at Snicker's Gap. Eleven miles. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Hen...

Started at half-past six A.M., passing Millville and Philmont, to Millburg, where we saw a lot of wounded rebels, and went into camp at five...

Started out at half-past seven, and marched to White Plains, where we camped for the night. Seven miles. SOURCE: John Lord Parker,  Henry ...

Started from White Plains at half-past six, passed through New Baltimore, and went into camp three miles from Warrenton. The roads being cov...

A BIG SCAMPER. Reported by our videttes that the enemy, ten thousand strong, were moving rapidly on the Warwick road, and would attack us ...

Received orders for two howitzers with twenty-five picked men, mounted, to report to Lieutenant-Colonel Chas. Dreux, commanding the First Lo...

Our troops are nearly "used up" on this march, as it has been raining the whole time. At one time we were in sight of the enemy...

We started early this morning by the northerly road; we "fell in "regularly enough, but it was not long before we took the "r...

At four o'clock this morning "all was wrong." We were aroused from the most miserable attempt at sleep our boys ever dreamed o...

We started early this morning, steadily tramping till a little after noon, when we entered the town of Hamilton, the rebs leaving as our adv...

The camp last night was about four or five miles from Hamilton, in a cornfield as usual. To-day they tramped until noon, going about twelve ...

The main body marched until the small hours of morning, through a drenching rain and a desolate swamp, in the direction of Halifax, before t...

This morning the ground was covered with snow, adding to the beauties of the marching, which was soon commenced, and continued to Williamsto...

Left Camp Merriweather, and got to Camp Rutherford the same day, and encamped for the night, remaining one day in this place, making a march...

Left Camp Rutherford and got to Duck creek the same day, and encamped for the night, making a march of 2 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston, ...

Left Duck creek camp and got to Camp General Moorhead the same day, and encamped for the night, making a march of 5 miles. SOURCE: Adam S....

Left Camp General Moorhead and came to Columbia, and got to the town of Pulaski on the same day, and encamped for the night, making a march ...