On the 11th, reviewed by Colonel Kimball.
On the 13th, all the troops, excepting the 84th Pa. and 7th Va., left
for Winchester, along with the artillery.
On the 21st, first battalion drill.
22d, review by General Lander.
28th, ordered to be ready to move at a moment's notice.
On March 2d, at Paw-Paw, occurred the death of General Lander from
wound received at Balls Bluff. Colonel Kimball succeeded to the command.
On the 3d, obsequies attending General Lander's death.
On the 6th, marched as far as Back Creek, 8 miles below Hancock, on
the Virginia side. At this creek the Regiment crossed on a suspension
bridge of two wire ropes with boards laid thereon, sixty feet above the
water.
At two o'clock on the morning of the 7th, arrived at Martinsburg.