The work of evacuating the Mobile and Ohio Railroad is now going on. Having been ordered to move again with camp and garrison equipage, we t...

Early this morning, long ere it is light, the soldier is up with his can bucket making his coffee—how it refreshes him this cold morning. Th...

This morning the boys remain in their bunks unmindful of reveille, showing a determination to obtain some sleep and rest after the two days,...

This morning our camp is staked off, and we take our position and stake our tents. Our brigade now consists of the Seventh, Fiftieth and Fif...

To-day Lieutenant J. L. Ring having recovered from his wound received in the battle of Corinth, returns to the Regiment and assumes command ...

MAJOR JOHN L. YOUNG , of Leon, is one of the oldest practicing lawyers of Decatur County, having settled here in the fall of 1859.  Judge S...

DURING my voyage home in the China I had an opportunity of discussing with many intelligent Northern gentlemen all that I had seen in my So...

I arrived at Chattanooga (Tennessee) at 4.30 Am., and fell in with Captain Brown again; his negro recognised me, and immediately rushed up...

At last we have definite accounts of the battle of Corinth, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday last. We have been defeated, and fearful has b...

Nothing further has been heard from Corinth. A great battle is looked for in Kentucky. All is quiet in Northern Virginia. Some 2500 ...

A Jew store, in Main Street, was robbed of $8000 worth of goods on Saturday night. They were carted away. This is significant. The prejudic...

Busy and a little indisposed for a day or two. The President returned from his visit to the army Saturday night. I met him yesterday when I...

Bad news! The papers bring an account of the defeat of our army at Corinth. It was commanded by General Van Dorn—the Federals by Rosecranz....

Executive Office, Iowa, Iowa City , Nov. 19, 1862. Colonel: — It is with no ordinary feelings of pleasure and State pride that I cong...

Correspondence Gate City. Corinth, Oct. 5, ’62. ED. GATE: – I embrace this, the first opportunity since the close of the great batt...

Headquarters Dept. Of The Tennessee, Vicksburg, Aug. 26, 1863. My Dear Mother: I attempted some description of these people in the...

CAMP ON HERNANDO ROAD, NEAR MEMPHIS, Oct. 16, 1862. MY DEAR WIFE: A stupid publication in the Commercial of the 13th inst. causes m...

CORINTH, MISS., October 14, 1863. I was much relieved at the receipt of your two letters from Cairo and Cincinnati, both of which came ...

I was on guard today. The Sixth Division received orders to march in the morning. 1   We are to go in light equipment, leaving here our kn...

We are once more getting settled in camp. Our duties are not as laborious as they were at Bolivar and Iuka. We have begun the building of f...