The 39th MA's casualty cases are going nowhere fast ...
Curse of the Dead Dog Ballot Photo
Here's a spooky (true) NH tale to carry you over from Halloween to Election Tuesday...
Colby 86: Sick (Again)
1862: Newton's troubles are far from over...
Colby 85: Mail
Postal privileges & caustic comments from the camp of the 39th MA:
Colby 84: Offutt’s Crossroads
Colby enjoys the lovely fall weather ... for a little while.
Colby 81: Camp Desolation
The regiment prepares for Winter Quarters ...
Colby 80: Stoves
Finally, a fire in the tent! ...
Colby 79: Warmth
1862: Cotton just isn't warm enough for the southern Winter ...
Colby 77: Regimental Sutler
1862: Sutler Pullen provides the goods... IF you have the money!
Colby 76: Rations
Talking food with the tent-mates ...
Colby 75: Bravado & Hardihood
Some of the men are "hardier" than others ...
Colby 74: Scanning Our Worn Clothes
Eviction day for Colby's corporeal guests ...
Colby 73: Graybacks
1862: The sick tent has other inhabitants, besides the patients ...
Colby 72: Hospital Tent
1862: Colby succumbs to medical treatment ...
Colby 71: The Yallers
1862: And now we have a diagnosis!
Colby 70: Too Sick to Mind
1862: Finally, illness comes to Colby ...
Colby 69: Treatment
1862: The regimental surgeon is an expert ... in foiling fakers!
Colby 68: Sick Call
1862: Jonas falls first, and the men line up ...
Colby 67: Water
1862: Water problems in camp ...
Colby 66: Rain
1862: The weather turns muddy ...
Colby 64: “Even the Negroes”
1862: Colby vents his jealousy of the treatment received by former slaves ...
Colby 57: Rations
1862: Col. Stearns secures more (if not better) victuals:
Colby 56: Caught At It
1862: Newton tries his hand at peach orchard thievery:
Colby 55: Hospitality
1862: Union boys aren't supposed to take anything from the southron farms they pass...