Started at 4 this morning and marched ten miles toward Culpepper Court House. We tore up the railroad from Manassas to the Rappahannock Rive...

Marched five miles and halted for the day. June 7-Left at 5 A.M., got to Culpepper Court House 3 P.M., and marched four miles on the east si...

The enemy advanced yesterday, and, our forces being unequal in numbers, captured Culpepper C. H. Our cavalry fell back several miles, and a...

The rumor that Gen. Lee had resigned was simply a fabrication. His headquarters, a few days ago, were at Culpepper C. H., and may be soon t...

Nothing but disasters to chronicle now. Natchez and Yazoo City, all gone the way of Vicksburg, involving a heavy loss of boats, guns, and o...

Gen. Lee telegraphs from Culpepper Court House yesterday, that Gen. Rhodes captured Martinsburg, Sunday, 14th inst., taking several guns, o...

Rumors of a cavalry fight in Culpeper. The President and Stanton have gone to Falmouth. Nothing definite from Vicksburg. Am not favorably i...

More projects from the Southwest. Mr. Jno. A. S. has just arrived from New Orleans, where, he states in his communication to the government...

A letter of farewell from the Valley, written as the enemy's lines were closing around our loved ones there. It is painful to think of ...

We have had a cavalry fight near Culpeper Court-House. We drove the enemy back, but I am afraid that our men won no laurels, for we were ce...

Culpepper C. H., Va ., March 27, 1864. . . . Yesterday Mrs. Grant called upon Mrs. Lincoln accompanied by Colonels Badeau and Duff of G...

Culpepper C. H., Va ., March 24, 1864. . . . From the address of this you see we have arrived at our destination and oh how glad I am. ...

Washington, D. C., March 22, 1864. . . . We arrived here, all but General Grant, Mrs. Grant and Captain Leet, this evening. The Genera...

Every thing apparently quiet, and we, in the absence of bad news, are surrounded by a most peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. Our communicat...

Yesterday was the wedding of our dear –––. The marriage of a child is always melancholy when it involves separation, but particularly so un...

Headquarters Army Of Potomac Between The Rappahannock And Rapidan September 17, 1863 Having again got “home,” I find leisure and pa...

Headquarters Army Of The Potomac , September 16, 1863. The enclosed correspondence will explain itself. The day I received Mr. Young...

Headquarters Army Of The Potomac , September 13, 1863. A few days ago some scouts I had sent across the river returned and reported tha...

August 11th, 6.30 A. M. On the evening of the 9th, God blessed our arms with another victory. The battle was near Cedar Run, about six ...

On last Saturday our God again crowned our arms with victory, about six miles from Culpepper Court-House. I can hardly think of the fall of...