Moved slowly and cautiously, feeling our way up the Cumberland river, arriving at Clarksville in the afternoon, capturing one rebel major an...

Moved up the Cumberland river from Clarksville to the shoals, where three of our boats were captured two weeks before, and all the negroes w...

This morning we are lying on the river at Nashville, Tennessee, having arrived here last night from Clarksville, on the steamer Diana. From...

We leave Nashville; descend the river, and return to Clarksville, where we are again quartered in the old tobacco factory. We still find Cl...

[W]e land at Clarksville, Tennessee, forty miles above Fort Donelson. After landing, the regiment is quartered in an old tobacco factory, w...

We remain in camp here until the twenty-seventh; during this time we are unable to note anything of much interest, but the Seventh will lo...

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI,           Saint Louis, February 7 , 1862 . Brig. Gen. D.C. BUELL, Louisville: Your letter ...

SAINT LOUIS, February 7 , 1862 . Major-General McCLELLAN: Fort Henry will be held at all hazards. It is said that the enemy is conce...

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,   Bowling Green, Ky., February 8 , 1862 . Hon. J.P. BENJAMIN, Secretary of War: SIR: No reliab...

Fort Donelson, Ten. Feb.y March 1st 1862 Dear Julia. Enclosed I send you seven hundred dollars which with as much as you can spare...

26th. – Detained at Clarkesville by the unwarrantable interference of the officer in charge of the gunboat fleet who deemed it necessary to...

Fort Donelson, Tennessee, February 21, 1862. SINCE receiving your letter at Fort Henry events have transpired so rapidly that I have ...

LOUISVILLE, March 14.   The telegraph line is now open for business between here and Nashville, Clarksville and Gallatin, Tennessee. –...

The voyage up the river from Ft. Donelson to this place yesterday afternoon was quite a pleasant one.   The river just now is boasting of ...

WASHINGTON, March 8 – The Secretary of the Navy received a letter to-day dated Cairo, Feb. 27th from Flag Officer Foote which says: “I...

. . . the Union gun-boats approached Clarksville a forest of White flags were flying; and that the more prominent and active Secessionists h...

CLARKSVILLE, Feb. 23. – A flag of truce arrived from Nashville yesterday, with 12 Surgeons who came down to take care of the wounded, whom t...

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26. – A Fort Donelson dispatch to the Democrat of yesterday says a boat just from Clarksville reports the evacuation of Nash...

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

Two more Rebel Regiments, Captured, &c., &c. FT. DONALSON [sic], Feb. 19, via CAIRO. – Two more regiments were captured to-day, eas...