CINCINNATI, September 9, 1866. MY DARLING:— Dr. James' [Webb's] letter to Dr. Davis makes me again anxious about Mother Webb. Dr. ...

CAMP HASTINGS, Sunday, February 12, 1865. DEAREST:— We reached here after a pleasant journey Thursday evening on time. No important change...

Monroe County, In Bivouac , May 13, 1864. Dearest : — We are all right so far. Burned New River Bridge, etc., etc. A most successful ca...

March at 6 A. M. to Fayettevllle. Reached camp on Raleigh road in a cold driving rain at 1 P. M. Camped on wet ground in snow. A rough open...

Camp White , (Sunday), November 1, 1863. Dear Mother : — It is a lovely morning. I have just got into new quarters, two tents togethe...

No rise of water on account of the rain of the 7th. — A fine time, election day (13th). The Twenty-third — five hundred and fourteen — unan...

Headquarters 1st Brigade, 3D Division, 8th Army Corps, Camp White, West Virginia, September 5, 1863. Editor Catholic Telegraph : — ...

The cavalry of General Scammon's command left Raleigh on Wednesday, 15th, to cut the [Virginia and] Tennessee Railroad. On the [18th] t...

Camp White , July 24, [1863]. Dearest : — The happiness of this week's operations is dashed by the death of Captain Delany and the ...

Camp White, Near Charleston, Virginia , March 22,1863. Dear Uncle : — We came out of the wilderness a week ago today. We are now pleasa...

On Christmas my wife's cousins, Lieutenant Nelson and privates Ed and Ike Cook and Jim McKell 1 dined with me; all of Company D, Eigh...

Flat Top Mountain , June 3, 1862. Dearest :   — I am made happy by your letter of the 24th and the picture of Webb. Enclosed I send Web...

Camp Flat Top Mountain , May 25, 1862. Dearest : — Dr. Joe has a letter from McCabe in which he speaks of your anxiety on my account. I...

Camp Flat Top Mountain. — Bright, clear, and bracing. My cold no better yet, but no worse. I hope it has reached the turning-point. All sus...

Sunday!! Came again unawares upon me at Princeton. At 1 or 2 A. M. aroused to prepare to move. Moved off quietly; got off, again unmolested...

Rain; cooler than yesterday. Company B sent off to effect a crossing over Piney. Ten refugees from Monroe [County], escaping [Governor] Let...

Early this morning had a good swim, after which I lay down under a large tree near the river. Had a good nap and rest. Then wrote a few let...

Organized at Camp Lucas, Ohio. Moved to Camp Dennison, Ohio, September 1, 1861; thence to West Virginia September 15. Arrived at Camp Enyar...

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