We are ordered to Fort Brown, two miles from the city, where we go into a more permanent camp. During our first days at Savannah, the Sevent...

RICHMOND, December 13, 1861. Hon. J. P. BENJAMIN,           Secretary of War: SIR: I arrived at, Knoxville about the 1st day of December,...

It was now very cold, and the ground was frozen hard all day, in consequence of which our wagon train did not get as far as Jamestown. In pl...

HEADQUARTERS, Knoxville, November 26 , 1861 . Hon. J.P. BENJAMIN,           Secretary of War: SIR: I have the honor to report that I arri...

NASHVILLE, TENN., March 15 , 1862 . Major-General HALLECK: Your dispatch of yesterday received this morning. Undoubtedly we should...

New Orleans , Sept. 19th, 1862. Dear Sir : Hon. A. J. Hamilton will present this letter to you, and also a letter of introduction from ...

NOTES PROM A JOURNAL. When we first came to this place, General Slocum received a telegram from headquarters which said that if we need...

June 2,1862. My Dear Mr. Sedgwick , — I see I forgot the 21stly, as the old parsons used to say, of my sermon; my amen to your emancipa...

Additional Details of the Capture of New Orleans. Interesting Southern News. Parson Brownlow’s family arrived at Fort Monroe. B...

FT. MONROE, April 29. A flag of truce from Norfolk to-day brought down the wife and family of Parson Brownlow, and also the wife of Con...

The manuscript of this new work is now nearly complete, and it will be put to press forthwith.   The title gives the comprehensive view of ...

Parson Brownlow returned from Fort Warren Saturday afternoon, with Lieutenant Colonel White of the Tennessee cavalry, whose release was or...

Parson Brownlow has arrived in the land of freedom.   He is about publishing a book giving his experience in Secessia.   It will undoubtly ...

His Straight Out Union Speech __________ Parson Brownlow, of East Tennessee, accompanied by his son, arrived in this city yesterday, ...

CINCINNATI, April 1. – Parson Brownlow has accepted the liberal offer of Mr. Childs, the eminent Philadelphia publisher.   And at the Parso...

. . . have been life-long political antagonists.   The Parson once prayed that the Lord, in his infinite mercy, would save even Andy John...

Merideth P. Gentry was once an eloquent member of the United States Congress from Tennessee.   He flew off the handle, as a Whig, when Gen....

At a meeting of the Pioneer Association of Cincinnati, held on Saturday last, Parson Brownlow made another characteristic speech.   We find...

As the name of this eccentric preacher has been introduced so much of late, to the public, and as little is known of him at the east, we pu...

LOUISVILLE, March 27. – Parson Brownlow has arrived here and leaves for Cincinnati at noon to-day. – Published in  The Burlington Weekl...