Until today I have been making my arrangements to leave; resigned my position at Clark & Co.'s, disposing of such things as I did no...

Mr. A. ——, editor of the ——, recommends the Secretary of War to get Congress to pass, in secret session, a resolution looking to a reconstru...

Headquarters 1st Brig. Cav. Army of the Miss., Rienzi, Miss., June 29, 1862. What the deuce this army is trying to do, I cannot guess...

Organized at Camp Douglass, Chicago, Ill., June 13, 1862, for three months. Assigned to guard duty at Camp Douglass till October. Mustered ...

Our limited space forbids the publication of the whole of Senator Grimes’ recent speech on the surrender of slaves by the army, but we give...

One of the editors of the Transcript, while in Chicago last week, paid a visit to the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas.   During his stay i...

3,000 Rebel Prisoners ask to be Armed and Enrolled in the Armies of the Union. Clarksville Evacuated. WHITE FLAGS FLYING AT NASHVILLE. TE...

Up to Sunday night last eighty-three of the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago, had died.   There are now about 350 in hospital. – Pu...

Yesterday morning, after the arrival of the morning train from Chicago, John A. Quinlan was discovered airing himself by promenading in Rock...

CAIRO, Feb. 17. A dispatch from Gen. Grant says that the fort surrendered unconditionally on Sunday night. Our cavalry are in hot pursuit ...

. . . although making very earnest inquiries, has failed to learn the cause of his imprisonment at Fort Lafayette!   He has a hopeful son al...

CAIRO, May 6. – A skiff containing a Mrs. Depostor and her two sons together with some groceries &c, which they had just purchased, whil...

Arrival of Secession Prisoners from Huntsville – Outrages of Rebel Banditti in Tennessee. Special Correspondence of the Chicago Times NASHVI...

BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL G. W. CLARK. COLONEL, THIRTY-FOURTH INFANTRY. George Washington Clark, the original colonel of the 34th Iowa Infan...