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

A painful suspense in military operations. It is a necessary suspense, but the intense anxiety is oppressive, and almost unfits the mind fo...

May 16, 1864, 6 p. m. The old story — the Rebels evacuated last night. They made two or three big feints of attacking during the night,...

May 15, 1864, 1:30 a. m. At 11 p. m. went again on the skirmish line with Captain Post and superintended the construction of rifle pits for...

May 14, 1864. Reveille at 3 a. m. and an order has just come to leave all our knapsacks and move at 7 a. m. Great hospital preparations...

Cassville, Ga. , May 20, 1864. I take this, my first opportunity since the fight of the 15th, to let you know that I am alive and well....

Now we are in a cottage rented from Doctor Chisolm. Hood is a full general. Johnston 1 has been removed and superseded. Early is threateni...

IN THE FIELD, SUMMERVILLE, Geo., October 19, 1864. . . . Hood is afraid to fight me in open ground and therefore he tries to break up t...

KINGSTON, GEO., May 22, 1864. To-morrow we start again for Atlanta. I would like to go back and give you a connected narrative of event...

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI, KINGSTON, GA., May 20, 1864. Dear Brother: I have daily telegraphed to General...

SECOND COLONEL, SEVENTH INFANTRY. Elliott W. Rice, a younger brother of the late General Samuel A. Rice, who died in the summer of 1864, of ...

Resaca, Georgia, May 17th, 1864. Mr. Caverly:– I just now find the first minute to devote to the “Sentinel.” We have just fought one of the ...