Near Petersburg, Va . ,           November 3, 1864. We are still quiet. Nothing is going on except the continual fighting of the skirmishe...

April 5. We have had no freezing weather since we returned, but have come back to a comparatively cold climate. I sleep warmly, but smile ...

April 13. Today I have visited our soldiers in Gen. Hospital No. 10, in Beaufort. I am happy to say that at last we have a hospital with a...

March 3. The plot thickens. Our steamers are coaling up and the stores and ammunition are going aboard. This looks southward and before th...

The President returned Saturday evening, looking pretty well. Yesterday, Sunday, he was under the necestity of reading a dispatch from Gen....

Go to the rear this A. M. to see Capt who I find keeping pretty quiet, go to the Commissary & draw 30 days rations, as money has played...

Bivouac Between Centreville And Bull Run, September 1, 1862. We have been moving around for the last two days in about the same sty...

Have had a week of very pleasant weather. Our store of supplies here is small, as the army is to evacuate the place as soon as possible. 1 ...

No official accounts from “Stonewall” and his glorious army, but private accounts are most cheering. In the mean time, the hospitals in and...

Fort Sumter, South Carolina, December 16, 1860. 8 P. M. colonel: I have the honor to report that I have just completed, by the bl...

Norwood, Near Berryville . – On a visit of a few days to our relative, Dr. M. The people of this neighbourhood occupied as they are in the ...

This whole neighbourhood is busy to-day, loading a wagon with comforts for the hospital at Fairfax Court-House. They send it down once a we...

Today Mother received a note from Dr. Walser, the physician of the Hospital at Quarantine, saying that 250 wounded and sick are expected to...

Since the organization of the Relief Association, large amounts of supplies for sick and wounded soldiers have been forwarded from differen...

. . . the date of the dispatch from Mr. Gifford, published yesterday, but contains some facts in relation to the work of aiding sick and wo...

An adjourned meeting of the Executive Committee of the Soldiers’ Relief Association, was held at Putnam & Rogers’ office last evening. ...

HEADQUARTERS 54TH REGT. O. V. U. S. A., CAMP DENNISON, January 26, 1862. To-day the sword is received, and a very elegant and superio...

It is expected that three hundred sick and wounded soldiers will be brought to this place in a few days for which hospital necessaries will...

The Executive Committee of the Soldiers’ Relief Association met last evening at Putnam and Rogers’ office for the purpose of taking steps t...

LOUISVILLE, May 18. The steam-ram Switzerland has got aground in the canal, preventing the passage of boats. The steamer Glendale, ...