Lebanon, Ky., June 6th, 1863. I did not go to Jamestown, as I intended. I called on the Provost Marshal for a pass and learned the program...

Had no breakfast this morning except some we borrowed of Capt. Hitt. The Quarter Master is a d----d mean man in the opinion of our Comp. he ...

Camp Defiance Cairo Ills. Roll call, Squad drill this morning. after breakfast men set to work-cleaning up the groun[d.] Repeated firing of ...

Colonel ——— to-day complains that I have too much force employed in the hospital, and says that he will cut it down. The regulations allow t...

This morning all looks gloomy. The hopes of attacking Columbus have vanished. We await orders to return to Fort Holt. This evening the qua...

The major-quartermasters and the acting quartermaster-generals (during the illness or absence of Gen. Lawton) are buffeting the project som...

Teams came up. Seems good. Hurrying up Q. M. papers. Letter from Ella Clark. SOURCE: Frances Andrews Tenney,  War Diary Of Luman Har...

Received order relieving me from Q. M. duty and assigned to Co. C. McBride a Q. M. Desire to do God's will. SOURCE: Frances Andr...

Camp at "Gordon's Mills," Ga., May 6, 1864. We lay in camp on Chattanooga creek, two and one-fourth miles this side of Ch...

Camp Number 5, Princeton , May 2, 8 A. M., [1862.] Sir : — Lieutenant-Colonel Paxton with the cavalry reached here by the Giles Road ab...