To-day one company of the Ninth Ohio Cavalry reports to Captain Ring. The remainder of Rowett's command is now deployed along the Tennes...

To-day Lieutenants Sullivan and Rowett are sent with a flag of truce into North Alabama, to negotiate an exchange for our men who were captu...

Instead of sending our men as per promise, Colonel Johnson, C. S. A., sends a squad of Federal soldiers belonging to other regiments whose t...

We receive orders to turn over to the Division A. Q. M., our long eared friends, which causes us all to give a sigh, for they have been fait...

On the evening of the 15th we take the cars for Chattanooga. All are in fine spirits, and as we move from Athens we are wont to say, farewel...

It is said we will remain here for a few days. All is quiet this morning. Our camp is at the foot of Lookout Mountain, in the Chattanooga va...

We receive orders this morning to move, which are hailed with cheers from the Seventh. We proceed to the Chattanooga depot where we take the...

We are now camped upon the banks of Chicamauga, a name that has gone to history inscribed with deeds of blood. This evening companies D, H a...

This morning Co. H move on to Tunnel Hill and go into camp in a brick church. It seems that the regiment is being deployed along the railroa...

This morning the regiment with the exception of Companies D, H and I, pass down on the train to Tilton, leaving orders for these three remai...

To-day companies D, H and I, leave Tunnel Hill on the cars for Tilton, where we arrive late in the night. We remain here guarding the railro...

Cloudy and warm, but no rain up to 5 P.M. There is no news of importance; but a battle is momentarily expected in Georgia. The  Examiner  sa...

Fair and warm, with pleasant breezes. Gen. Johnston, without a defeat, has fallen back to Calhoun, Ga. Gen. Lee, without a defeat, has f...

CITY POINT, VA., August 18 , 1864 . Major-General SHERMAN: Richmond papers of the 17th give it as the opinion of military men that ...

My constant application has left me no time for several days to jot down occurrences and make remarks. Mr. Sanford was very pertinaciou...

Near Eastpoint, September 8, 1864. We are again in camp for a rest; don't know for how long. What do you think now of the confidenc...

GENERAL FIELD ORDERS No. 16. HDQRS. DEPARTMENT AND ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE, East Point, Ga., September 10 , 1864 . It is with pride...

HEADQUARTERS FIFTEENTH ARMY CORPS, EASTPoint, GA ., September 11, 1864. Officers and Soldiers of the Fifteenth Army Corps: You have...

September 4, 1864. Received a half official notification to-day that the campaign and fighting are over. Orders to clean up arms came a...

September 7, 1864. At 7 a. m. moved out on our return, and camped for the night on the left bank of Flint river, six miles south of Eas...