1867 W.L. Goss Soldier’s Story 205: My captor presented to me a generous slice of ‘sow-belly’.at sow-belly, n.
1867 W.L. Goss Soldier’s Story 205: I reckon I’d er let daylight through yer [...] if yer hadn’t stopped.at let the daylight into/through (v.) under daylight, n.1
1867 W.L. Goss Soldier’s Story 218: Cheatham was — a comical, jolly grayback as ever graced the Confederacy.at grayback, n.
1867 W.L. Goss Soldier’s Story 98: You look hungry too, Sarg. [Ibid.] 210: It was the right kind of talk, Sarge.at sarge, n.
1898 G.W. Nichols Soldier’s Story 71: I told them that neither of them were fit for buzzard’s bait.at buzzard bait (n.) under buzzard, n.