As it grew daylight we arrived at Greenboro, N. C., a pleasant place, appropriately named, I judge, for the beauty of the scene cheered and ...

The centre section, commanded by Lieutenant Jeffrey Hassard, relieved the section of Battery B, on picket at Conrad's Ferry. Our detachm...

Rested to-day. William Eagle and myself went up the Blue Ridge to gather berries, and were lost in the woods for one hour. SOURCE: Louis L...

Left this morning at 5, crossed the Blue Ridge at Thornton Gap. We camped one mile from Sparrowsville. Marched thirteen miles to-day. SOUR...

No. 3. Report of Lieut. Col. John S. Mosby, Forty-third Virginia Cavalry Battalion, including operations to May 1. SEPTEMBER 11, 1864. COLON...

Left at 5 A.M., marched over part of the Blue Ridge, and crossed the head of the Rappahannock River-eighteen miles to-day. We marched throug...

Camp [piatt], Ten Miles Above Charleston, West Virginia , June 30, 1864. Dear Mother : — We got safely back to this point yesterday a...

Charleston, West Virginia , July 2, 1864. Dear Mother : — We got back here yesterday. I find a letter from you [of] June 11. No doubt o...

Frederick, Maryland , September 13, 1862, A. M. Dearest : — Yesterday was an exciting but very happy day. We retook this fine town abou...

Further news of the depredations by the Alabama. Ordered Dacotah, Ino, Augusta, etc., on her track. The President read in Cabinet to-day hi...

camp Near Harrisonburg , April 29, 1862. I believe I wrote you a short letter since our arrival here. Written in a northeast storm, per...

We got the horse shod with some delay, and after refreshing the animals with corn and ourselves with bacon, we effected a'start at 8.15...

Orders to keep a sharp lookout for guerillas and raiding parties. The Blue Ridge Mountains and hills are in plain view, and the valley for ...

Camp Near Warrenton, July 12, 1862. Last Sunday our division broke camp, and after a tedious day's march, accomplished only about...

Staunton , 7 A. M., Sept. 27, 1864. I didn't tell you what a magnificent spring-wagon I have now, — four stylish white horses and d...

Centreville, July 19, 7 P. M. All Thursday and Friday, we lay by the roadside, booted and saddled, — waiting for orders. Yesterday, abo...

Up and early on the march this fine morning. Pushing on to the south in the direction of Snicker's Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains, eighteen ...

After an all night's march, we reach the town of Salem, Roanoke county, Virginia, located near the mountains. The scenery good. After ...

The Briars —We are now in the beautiful Valley of Virginia, having left Chantilly on the 8th. The ride through the Piedmont country was de...

Nothing important has transpired since the last date. Our regiment was kept on the advance picket line. Orders to march. The army again on ...