A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times, writing from Pittsburg on the 12th, thus speaks in reference to the treatment of our wounded: The h...

. . . upon hearing of the battle of Pittsburg Landing, is reported to have said that no more field encounters between large armies were like...

(Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial.) {OFFICIAL REPORT.} BATTLE FILED PITTSBURG LANDING, April 8th, 1862. Frank J. Jones. A. A. G. ...

{Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial} EXTRACTS. Four miles from Savannah, we halted to allow Nelson to get out of the way, as we were at th...

BALTIMORE, April 12th, 1862. EDITOR MESSENGER – Sir: Without previous notice, I venture to write you a few lines for publication in your pa...

. . . WILL. B. PICKERING, who by the way, is Private Secretary of Gen. MITCHELL, we are permitted to extract the following: “Gen. Mitchell’s...

A Vindication of the Disgraced Ohio Regiments. – the 53d set Right. A visit to the battle-field upon which was fought the greatest battle ev...

WHEELING, April 13, 1862 To Hon. E. M. Stanton, Sec’y of War: A dispatch just received from General Milroy at Monterey, under date of yester...

On the 12th inst. a messenger from Gen. Millroy, at Montery [sic], came to the 75th, encamped at Crab bottom, 6 miles out, ordering them up ...

. . . was drowned at Savannah, Tenn., on last Sunday Evening while passing from one boat to another. This is a sad affair. Gov. Harvey che...

. . . for a copy of the Huntsville (Ala.) Democrat, from which we extract the following very cool piece of Yankee daring. It is equal to any...

TO DIRECTORS AND PARENTS. At this time before the opening of the summer schools, we would ask those to whom this important charge is instruc...

. . . near the camp of the 53rd; Serg’t Wm. Dille, Squire Dille, and Corporal Samuel A. Love. At the time they were taken they were within ...

Money received from Capt. Nathan Picket’s Company, 63rd Reg. O. V. U. S. A. by M. G. Greene & Co., which will be paid at their store at ...

CINCINNATI, April 14, 1862 Mrs. L. M. Wildes, Pres. Soldier’s Aid Society, Athens, Ohio: DEAR MADAM: - On behalf of our Commission, I ackno...

Gen. SMITH arrived here on last Monday on a short furlough. His coming was announced by a dispatch sent from Loveland in the morning, and w...

Since the organization of the Society the following number of boxes have been forwarded: Two, one containing fruit, wine, jelly, &c., th...

This young man was a member of Capt. [PARRILL’S] company, 53d Regiment. When we first saw him, he was in the hospital of that Regiment, and...

. . . gave our party free passes over their roads when on our way to Pittsburg Landing. We were, besides, all treated with the utmost kindn...

On yesterday, while crossing the street opposite Mr. JNO. PERNINS’ Drug Store, a lady lost $4.00 in money. It was in two bills, on the Stat...