A Dinwiddie trooper was shot to-day by a Georgian, through mistake, wounded slightly. Sent a howitzer with mounted men and a strong guard of...

At 7 A.M. started for Rebel lines with flag of truce. Colonel McKibbin and Captain Swain. Spent day there. Subject: endeavor to get our woun...

To-day Lieutenants Sullivan and Rowett are sent with a flag of truce into North Alabama, to negotiate an exchange for our men who were captu...

Yesterday passed off in comparative quiet; a few shot and shell thrown from our batteries into the lines of the enemy, and a few rounds from...

November 28. My decision to resign my commission was a little depressing, and may have had some influence in bringing on the attack of ver...

April 19. Yesterday the rebels at the Ferry made arrangements for Col. Higginson to meet General [W. S.] Walker this morning under a flag ...

No. 2. Report of Col. Joseph R. Hawley, Seventh Connecticut Infantry. HEADQUARTERS U.S. FORCES,           Hilton Head, S.C., April 10 , ...

No. 4. Report of Capt. Stephen Elliott, Jr., Beaufort (S. C.) Artillery. HDQRS. ARTY., THIRD M IL. DIST. OF S.C.,            April 14 , 1863...

March 18. This morning a message came in by flag of truce from Camp Finnegan, giving us 24 hours to send out the women and children to the...

This morning Tom Tiotter, Katz and myself went with Captain White to meet three Yankees with a flag of truce; but they would not come half w...

Cloudy and pleasant. Still we have no authentic account of the details of the fights on the north side of the James River. We know we lost...

No. 225. Report of Lieut. H. Milo Torrence, One hundred and fifteenth Ohio Infantry, Assistant Inspector Railroad Defenses, of operations De...

ORD'S HEADQUARTERS, July 3, 1863. General GRANT: In reply to your intimation that if General Pemberton wished an interview he would sh...

NEAR VICKSBURG, July 3, 1863. General PARKE: Flag of truce only covered bearer of dispatches; firing was continued by balance of the line....

This morning at the first tap of the drum we are up, and soon on the move. About noon we arrive at Tuscumbia; the enemy having all retreated...

This morning another flag of truce is sent across the river under the command of Captain Ring of the Seventh, and after remaining a few hour...

Sunday, 11th, dawns, and with it comes full rations. The trains are now running from Memphis to Grand Junction, and thence to Jackson, and...

Raleigh, April 16, 1865. Flags of truce are still flying between Sherman and Johnston. The latter is, I believe, some 30 miles west of Hil...

A letter from Major-Gen. Hoke, dated Plymouth, April 25th, and asking the appointment of Lieut.-Col. Dearing to a brigadiership, says his pr...

Work goes bravely on at the fort; one gun mounted today and if we can have two or three days more we shall be ready to receive company. Our ...