Headquarters Post And District Of Mobile, Mobile , June 30, 1865. My Dear Wife I send packages of papers from day to day, from whic...

Mobile, Ala ., June 7, 1865. My Dear Wife: My time is much occupied. Judge Chase has just left us, and to-day we have the famous Phil...

Saturday, May 27th. Enclosed herewith I hand you the only copy of Mobile paper I can procure; the details therein will be sufficient wi...

Headquarters District Of South Alabama, Fort Gaines, Ala ., May 26, 1865. You had received my recountal of our narrow escape from per...

Mobile, Ala. , May 17, 1865. My Dear Wife: We have news this morning that Jeff Davis has been arrested and sent to Washington under g...

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF SOUTH ALABAMA, Fort Gaines , April 29, 1865. My Dear Wife : Your very interesting and affectionate letter ...

Headquarters District Of South Alabama, Fort Gaines, Ala. , April 4 , 1865. My Dear Wife: As to Mobile, in my judgment, it is going...

Headquarters District Of South Alabama, Fort Gaines, Ala ., March 21, 1865. My Dear Wife: I cannot express the sorrow and chagrin I...

Headquarters District Of South Alabama, Fort Gaines, Ala. , March 23, 1865. My Dear Mother: A glance at the map will show you the l...

Washington, D. C, February 7, 1865. If I can get permission, I shall stop for a day to see you, as I return to the field, unless, inde...

Washington , D. C, January 25, 1865. You will doubtless be surprised at the heading of this note. On the 17th inst. I received from the...

Headquarters Third Division, Detachment Army Of The Tennessee, in The Field , Sunday, Jan. 15, 1865. I am now once more fa...

Eastport, Miss ., January 10, 1865. Our fleet arrived here this morning, and I am just debarking troops in the muddiest, worst country ...

On Board Flag Ship “Fairy,” Up Tennessee River On The Alabama Side, Three Miles Above Eastport , January 6, 1865. My Dear Wife : ...

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

On Board Str. “Huntsman,” Cumberland River , Christmas, 1864. We left Louisville Thursday evening last and, just as the boat was shov...

Louisville, Ky., On Board Str. “Huntsman,” Thursday, Dec. 22, 1864. Arriving yesterday morning at Louisville, I found myself too late...

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES Of ThE UNITED STATES, Nov. 27, 1864. My Dear Wife: My last was dated from headquarters at camp. I am now sojour...

Headquarters Armies Of The Un1ted States, City Point, Va., Nov. 16, 1864. I write not to give interesting intelligence, but simply t...

Steamer “silver Moon,” Mississippi River, Near Cairo, Ill. , June 9, 1864. I am on my way home and may reasonably be expected by you ...