Confidential  Wabash, 25. May, 62  Port Royal S.C.  My Dear Mr Fox, I arrived last evening from a weeks inspection on the Coast from Georget...

Mr. Lincoln as a very effective way sometimes of dealing with men who trouble him with questions.  Some body asked him how many men the reb...

Confidential Wabash Outside Port Royal Bar 28 Feby. 62 My Dear Sir My ammunition arrived just on time as I was detained by bad ...

Unofficial Flag Ship 'Wabash'                               Port Royal Harbor S.C.                        January 11 l862 ...

Private Wabash 8" J any 62 Port Royal        My Dear Sir One word on a subject which has considerable effect on the morale o...

An exciting day. This morning Mr. Eustis came over and told Mr. Hooper that we ought to be ready to go at a moment's notice. For two we...

[Copy] Confidential Flag, Wassaw Sound Jan y 2, 186[2] Dear Davis I learn from Isaac Tatnall Gillis, Contraband, who escaped fr...

Somerville , Dec. 7th, 1863. My Dear Sir , — It gives me great pleasure to present, at your request, a statement of the impression made...

Our men have returned from Hilton Head and nearly all are eager to go there again and serve in the forts, though Marcus says he does not wi...

Private Dec. 21. Port Royal Str Wabash. My Dear Sir I have applied for an ordnance Lieut. Will you do me the favor to order Lt. A. ...

Confidential. ‘Wabash’ Dec. 6, 61. Port Royal, SC My Dear Sir Raymond Rodgers returned this morning from a splendid reconnaissanc...

My thirty-seventh birthday yesterday. Never thought I would spend it in South Carolina, on a plantation too, and there by right as occupan...

Private Wabash, 15, Nov. 61 Port Royal.       Dear Mr. Fox, The Atlantic goes to-morrow to return. She takes my detailed official...

Wabash, 12 Nov. 61 Port Royal My Dear Mr. Fox, You know how conservative I have been about putting back people who resigned formerl...

Private Wabash Monday 11 Nov. 61, Port Royal My Dear Sir— The Coatzacoalcos goes in the morning — there is nothing very special t...

Wabash, 9th Nov. Port Royal, S.C. My Dear Mr. Fox— During the disheartening events of our passage, my faith never gave way, but at ...

Confidential Wabash. 2 P.M. Thursday 24. Oct. H. Roads.       My Dear Sir— A long & earnest conference last night with the G...

Born, Bergen Point, N. J., September 27, 1803 Died, Philadelphia, Pa., June 23, 1865 December, 1815 Midshipman; joined Franklin, Euro...

A very busy day, and I am very indifferently well to discharge the mass of business; but got through with it before 5 P.m. Am surprised tha...

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF, New Orleans, May 25 , 1862 . Hon. E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War: SIR : In matters pertai...