Camp near Orange Court House, Va . , January 3, 1864. The cars ran off the track below Gordonsville yesterday, consequently we have no mai...

 Raining moderately. There is a rumor that Frederick's Hall, between this city and Fredericksburg, was taken to-day by a detachment of...

J. O. PARRISH , proprietor of newsstand, and dealer in books, stationery, and fancy articles, at Garden Grove, was born in Washington Count...

All in Andersonville will remember Daly, who used to drive the bread wagon into that place. He came to Savannah with us and was in this hos...

Lagrange, Tenn., June 19, 1863. The general and Sam went to Memphis yesterday to visit General Hurlbut, and the major and I have charge...

Headquarters, Left Wing 16th Army Corps, Lagrange, Tenn., June 7, 1863. We had occupied our very pleasant quarters but two days whe...

Chattanooga, Dec. 4th, 1862. My dear Wigfall: After a perilous journey, I arrived a little after twelve last night, having been del...

Yesterday the express train on the C. I. & N. RR., going west, threw its passenger coach off the track, about two miles from Grand Moun...

TROY, Jan. 25. – A tremendous gale prevailed all through western Vermont, this morning.   As the train, which left Troy for Rutland at 7:15...

CHICAGO, March 27 – The special train bearing a portion of Col. Barstow’s Third Wisconsin Cavalry regiment met with a frightful accident at...

LOUISVILLE, March 18. – Yesterday morning the train for Bowling Green to Nashville was intercepted at Gallatin by a party of rebel cavalry...

HARRISBURGH, Pa., Feb. 1. A collision attended with serious consequence occurred on the Northern Central R. R. yesterday morning.   A ...

The Muscatine Journal thinks that town pays an excellent price for an awfully poor article of gas.   $4.50 is the figures [sic] paid, while...

CHICAGO, March 27. The special train bearing a portion of Col. Brastow’s 3d Wisconsin cavalry regiment, met with a frightful accident at ha...