And now the young ones are in bed and I am wide awake. It is an odd thing; in all my life how many persons have I seen in love? Not a half-...

RICHMOND, July 21st. No news except that Gen. Johnston has joined Beauregard with a large force. A part of his troops are left still at...

Bartow's body has arrived, and lies in state at the Capitol. Among the chief mourners was his young friend Barton, who loved him as a s...

Yesterday we received a letter from Col. Bartow, written just before the battle (in which he fell, his letter being received after the anno...

Witnessed for the first time a military funeral. As that march came wailing up, they say Mrs. Bartow fainted. The empty saddle and the led ...

Mrs. Davis came in so softly that I did not know she was here until she leaned over me and said: “A great battle has been fought. 1 Joe Jo...