"On to Richmond!" is the rallying cry of the period; but this end of the Confederate Treasury can't go on without the means of...

Corinth now presents a more lively appearance—communications regular—mail prompt—papers circulated, and perused eagerly by the soldiers. All...

Bright and hot. The tocsin sounded again this morning. I learned upon inquiry that it was merely for the militia again (they were dismisse...

May 21, 1864. The 23d Army Corps moved South yesterday. I hear that they found the enemy on the south bank of the Etowah river, and tha...

Camp Near Falmouth, Va. December 10th, 1862. My dear Mother: I was much disappointed to-night not to hear from you. I had expected ...

Bird's Point , December 29, 1861. Your letter giving us notice of your sending a box came to hand yesterday with express charges in...

The enemy bombarded Fort McAlister again yesterday, several gun-boats opening fire on it. It lasted all day; during winch one of the iron-c...

To-day the city is exalted to the skies! Gen. Lee telegraphed that the enemy had disappeared from his front, probably meditating a design t...

Camp Near Warrenton, July 12, 1862. Last Sunday our division broke camp, and after a tedious day's march, accomplished only about...

richmond, June 25th, 1862. . . . I am getting a great deal better, and went out this afternoon to take a drive with your father. We st...

The Yankee army ravaging Stafford County dreadfully, but they do not cross the river. Burnside, with the “greatest army on the planet,” is ...

A systematic effort is being made by politicians of the old Democratic school, to create such a feeling in favor of Gen. McClellan, that he...

Pegasus Recovered – the Dog Bologna – Repudiation of Captain Villiam Brown’s Proclamation – the Sambory Guard – Advance on Richmond (Fr...

A large number of prisoners of war were released a few days ago from Richmond, but, long and anxiously as he has been expected, Colonel Corc...