Police Duty as usual, respective Companies fixing up their camp ground. Nothing of importance to day except the arrival of a Comp. of 50 men...

The Nineteenth Illinois Veterans Club held a meeting at the Grand Pacific last evening, Colonel A. W. [Raffin] in the chair.   Letters of re...

I shall here briefly recapitulate what has occurred since the last mention of political events. In the first place the South has been d...

Headquarters, 1st Brigade Cavalry Division, Tuscumbia, Ala., July 27, 1862 (Sunday). We received orders for our brigade to march on t...

September 17, 1861. Well, I've slept half of this day and feel sleepy yet. I had a tough time on picket last night. We were divided...

MANSFIELD, OHIO, Aug. 24, 1862. Dear Brother: Your letter of Aug. 13, with enclosures, was received. I have read carefully your gen...

The Kentucky Grand Army There are about 115,000 troops in Gen. Buell’s department, divided into three brigades of from 3,000 to 5,000 each ...

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette with Gen. Mitchell’s Division, relates and incident which shows how willingly the loyal blacks r...

CAIRO, April 27. The river is still rising and in some places is gradually making its way over the levee. The Illinois Central Railroad tra...