No. 16. Report of Capt. Andrew M. Pollard, Thirty-eighth Illinois Infantry, of operations November 30-December 31, 1864. HDQRS. THIRTY-E...

A woman and boy died in my division last night. The woman left a little child, eighteen months old, which is inconsolable. The father, a sol...

I find many very interesting cases here, some of which shall wait to see the finale before making note of them. What seems to me a strange...

Have been attached to the Seventeenth Brigade, and assigned to the Third Division; the latter commanded by General O. M. Mitchell. The Gener...

I remained in town some two hours. Went over to Camp, moved my mule to where 'twould be safe in case of a move and went down to Mrs. Jor...

Entered on board the steamer ''Lady Franklin," detailed for guard down the Ohio river and around up the Cumberland river, with ...

Came to Nashville, our place of destination, at 12 o'clock and put up in the rebel Zollicoffer's house, used as barracks by our forc...

Left Nashville on foot to join my company and regiment again. Came twenty-three miles through rain, and the roads being very muddy, we encam...

No. 12. Reports of Surg. J. Theodore Heard, Medical Director, Fourth Army Corps, of operations November 29-30 and December 15-16, 1864. ...

No. 11. Journal of the Fourth Army Corps. * PULASKI, TENN. November 14 . —5 a.m., received dispatch from General Hatch, dated Taylor...