Chester.—I have borne the journey thus far well, and as the railroad stops here, the rest having been destroyed by Sherman's army, we wi...

While waiting for the brigade to move, I will endeavor to write up what transpired yesterday. At about I A. M. we were aroused from sleep wi...

Lebanon, Ky., June 1st, 1863. I have been home on furlough, and am on my way to rejoin my regiment. I reached Louisville last night at mid...

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...

Started on our march to Memphis. Quimby's [ sic ] division are to guard a train of 600 empty wagons. The day's march was a terrible ...

Struck tents early in the morning. Orders came in the night for Sanborn's brigade to move out on the Memphis & Charleston Road to es...

Went to La Vergne and pitched into their wagon train, captured and burned a good many wagons, 200 prisoners. SOURCE: Ephraim Shelby Dodd, ...

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

Sunday morning the regiment was ordered out on grand guard. Went up on hill some two miles from camp—heavy firing heard in the distance—McAr...

General Stand Watie, commanding our Indian troops in the trans-Mississippi Department, has fully clothed and armed all his men, and is in th...

This morning the train proceeds on its way to Florence; gone but one hour when a courier comes dashing back to the detachment headquarters w...

HDQRS. FIRST DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO,           Lebanon, Ky., December 30, 1861. Brig. Gen. D. C. BUELL,           Commanding Depa...

According to orders given him while at headquarters last evening, Captain Allison set out from Camp West with the larger portion of our batt...

Half after six o'clock, P. M., the writer and forty-four others of our battalion set out from Camp West, going in the direction of Livin...

Camp near Moss Neck, Va.,           May 9, 1863. On Saturday morning (the 2d inst.) I received an order to ship the wounded to Richmond, s...

We marched five miles to-day, and were compelled to halt, as our wagon trains had to get in our front. I and two of our mess killed three tu...

It was now very cold, and the ground was frozen hard all day, in consequence of which our wagon train did not get as far as Jamestown. In pl...

DUNN'S HILL, September 20 , 1864 . General Early reports that on the morning of the 19th the enemy advanced on Winchester near which ...

This morning a large detail from the regiment, under the command of Major Estabrook, reports to Colonel Weaver, Second Iowa, to accompany th...

This morning the train arrives at Davis' Station, from Nashville, with supplies. The wagons are now being loaded up; this evening all be...