Started out at eight A.M. Crossed the river on a pontoon-bridge, marched through the city, and went into battery six hundred yards from the ...

We proceed to the Cape Fear river one mile below town where we remain until noon waiting for the 17th Army Corps to cross, after which Gener...

Yesterday morning the brigade left Canton, heading northwest. We made twenty miles and encamped for the night in a grove convenient to water...

Left camp in the vicinity of Yazoo yesterday morning at daylight, and after a hard day's march nearly due south, arrived at the Big Blac...

Left camp at 6 o'clock. Roads in a terrible condition, mud knee deep, marching almost impossible; artillery stuck in the road, wagons in...

Clear, and very cold. We lost gun-boat Drewry yesterday in an unsuccessful attempt to destroy the enemy's pontoon bridge down the river....

We move early this morning and go as far as the Ocmulgee river, where we go into camp. Two pontoon bridges are now being spanned across the ...

Left here this morning and passed through Fredericksburg. Crossed the Rappahannock on pontoon bridges, and got to Belle Plain on the Potomac...

Left at 4 this morning, crossed the river on pontoon bridges. It commenced to hail and rain very hard, and kept it up for two hours. We got ...

Orders read out to-day from our father, R. E. Lee, that we would fight the enemy once more on their own soil, as they were now in our front....

No. 235. Itinerary of the Army of Tennessee. 1 November 14 to 20.—Army at Florence, Ala. November 21.—Left Florence. Encamped to-nigh...

Left bank, Cape Fear River, Opposite Fayetteville, March 15, 1865. Everything valuable to the Rebels has been destroyed, and we are about re...

Columbia, S. C., February 17th. The 3d brigade of our division marched all night and worked all night before they could get a cable across...

Green Square, Savannah, Camp 103d Illinois "Provost Guards."  December 22, 1864.  We have just by a hair's breadth missed what...

South bank of Scull Creek, December 3, 1864.  We have laid here all day, being our first rest since leaving Atlanta. Had to wait for the 1...

Eight miles east of Oconee River, three miles south of M. & S. R. R. November 26, 1864, 12 p.m.  Howard wrote Osterhaus a letter congr...

Six miles south of Marietta, October 5, 1864. Had an awful day's march yesterday, full 20 miles and the road very muddy and slipper...

HDQRS. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI,                         In the Field, Savannah, January 12 , 1865 . Major-General HALLECK:...

No. 121. Reports of Lieut. Col. Hamilton S. Gillespie, Fiftieth Ohio Infantry, of operations November 26-December 8 and December 15-1...

Moved soon after daylight across the James River on pontoon bridges. River full of boats, splendid river. Camped till 3 P. M. Drew rations ...