Feeling much better today went to the city in sailboat in company with Capt Gore, Cormly & others reach the wharf at 11.15, A. M. Each ...

Organized at Indianapolis, Ind., April 22-25, 1861. Duty near Evansville, Ind., till June 7. Ordered to West Virginia June 7. Attached to R...

Organized at Indianapolis, Ind., September 18, 1861. Ordered to Louisville, Ky., September 22. Attached to Thomas' Command, Army of the...

Vivid Description of the Battle Field. (Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.) A Ride to the Battle – The Battle Ground – Scenes on...

The 10th Indiana, Col. Manson, who bore so noble a share in the Mill Spring battle were recruited in the vicinity of Lafayette, Indiana, an...

The battle, unlike the most of the war, grows larger the more that is known of it.   One hundred and ninety two dead bodies of the rebels w...

“I’ve captured a splendid banner belonging to the Marion county Alabama Guards.   I will present it to old Tippecanoe county – together wit...

(Extract from A letter of L. F. Drake, Chaplain of the 31st Ohio regiment, to the Western Christian Advocate.) I went to the camp of th...

Interesting Account by an Eye-Witness We cut the following letter from a Cincinnati paper.   It is a spirited account of the battle. ...

. . . presented to them by the ladies of Lafayette, and borne through its campaign in Western Virginia without the least injury, was so com...

. . . have it in contemplation to present a flag to each of the regiments engaged in the Mill Spring fight, the Fourth Kentucky, Tenth Indi...

LATER FROM ISLAND NO. 10. WASHINGTON, March 24. – Col. Segur, representative from the Accomac district arrived here this morning confir...

. . . among Major General George B. Crittenden’s private baggage, Lieut. Colonel Kise of the 10th Indiana found a breastplate which the Gene...