Passing on through Shelbyville, crossing Duck River, we went into camps on its bank in sight of town, in Bedford County, twenty-five miles f...

Johnston dispatched thus to the Secretary of War from Shelbyville: My army will move beyond this to-day on the road to Decatur. One brigad...

Passing on through Fayetteville, crossing Elk River, we went into camps on its bank half a mile from town, in Lincoln County. Had another ni...

After a march of about seven miles in the direction of Athens, Alabama, we camped for the night in a barren, swampy country, in Lincoln Coun...

After a march of eleven miles through a broken country, we camped in an oak grove, still in Lincoln County, Tennessee. SOURCE: Richard R. ...

We marched through a section of country the principal growth of which was post-oak. There were so many quicksand bogs that it was difficult ...

Passing on through Athens, we went into camps about two miles beyond. Distance from Fayetteville, Tennessee, to Athens, Alabama, thirty-eigh...

After mounting and moving out, perhaps, one mile and a half in the direction of Decatur, we were ordered back to the same camp we had just l...

The battalion moved only about six miles and went into camps. The artillery moved on still further in the direction of Decatur. SOURCE: Ri...

Our battalion crossed the Tennessee River on the railroad bridge at Decatur, and went into camps about one mile west of town. The artillery ...

About dusk there was an awful storm of wind and rain. It was all we could do to keep our tents from blowing off. SOURCE: Richard R. Hancoc...

Stanton's and Murray's Regiments came to and commenced crossing the river. SOURCE: Richard R. Hancock,  Hancock's Diary: Or, A...

Owing to the high water those two regiments made slow progress crossing the river. SOURCE: Richard R. Hancock,  Hancock's Diary: Or, A...

They finished crossing the river. The other four companies of McNairy's Battalion crossed also. SOURCE: Richard R. Hancock,  Hancock&#...

McNairy's Battalion took up the line of March again, following the division in the direction of Murfreesboro. As it rained nearly all da...

As it was a beautiful day, and Ben was able to ride, we went home, near Auburn, Cannon County, Tenn., distance twenty-three miles. SOURCE:...

I left home* to rejoin the battalion near Murfreesboro. After a ride of nineteen miles I, with several others of Allison's Company, stop...

We rejoined our battalion at Black's Shop, seven miles from Murfreesboro, on the Lebanon pike. We were ordered to hunt quarters for the ...

On reassembling the battalion drew five tents to each company, and put them up at Black's Shop. Hearing that the Federals were about f...

Crittenden's Division, to which McNairy's Battalion still belonged, took up the line of march again for Corinth Mississippi. Passing...