Another hard night; one of a few very cold and disagreeable ones. We left the ranks early for rails, and after carrying them two or three mi...

WE LEAVE VIRGINIA. NEWBERN. On the 5th of this month the 23d and 25th Massachusetts embarked on the steamer Winona, from Bermuda Hundred b...

GUERILLA HUNTING. The country above here and that part of it lying between the Suffolk and James rivers is a good deal infected with guerr...

YORKTOWN. On the 27th of April we broke camp at Getty's station, arriving here about dark, and marched up the Williamsburg road about ...

ON THE SICK LIST. Since the affair over on the railroad, I have been on the sick list and have suffered severely with chills and fever and...

NEWPORT News, VA., Dec. 1, 1863. On receipt of my furlough, which came promptly to hand at the appointed time, I, in company with eight o...

Rough weather still continues, and we are out of rations, subsisting entirely on hardtack and a short ration of that. Unless it calms down ...

The Sharpshooters: A History of the Ninth New Jersey Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War By Edward G. Longacre Recruited as s...

Four of the Vessels Lost, Three Run Ashore, and a Number of Lives Lost, and the Fleet Lands in Pamlico Sound. FORTRESS MONROE, January 2...

NEW YORK, March 19. – The following are the details of the battle of Newberne: Com. Case was in command of the fleet of Gunboats, and ...