Just before leaving a couple of young lady equestrians passed out of town from Mr. Fisher's. I jumped on H. Emnoff's horse and overt...

Came through Shelbyville to-day. Commenced raining on us just as we got to town and continued. Came out on road to Beech Grove, ten miles, a...

Left Manchester camp and arrived at Shelbyville, and encamped for the night at Camp Cooper, making a march of 25 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Jo...

Passing on through Shelbyville, crossing Duck River, we went into camps on its bank in sight of town, in Bedford County, twenty-five miles f...

No. 258. Report of Capt. Joseph T. Cobb, of operations November 28,1864. HEADQUARTERS TEXAS SCOUT,           Berlin, Tenn., November 29 ...

TULLAHOMA, July 7 , 1863 . Hon. E. M. STANTON: Just received your cheering dispatch announcing the fall of Vicksburg and confirming...

Gen. Beauregard's statement of the number of his troops, after 10,000 had been ordered to Mississippi, with urgent appeals for the orde...

I left Shelbyville at 6 A.M., after having been shaken hands with affectionately by “Aaron,” and arrived at Chattanooga at 4 P.M. As I was ...

Colonel Richmond rode with me to the outposts, in order to be present at the reconnaissance which was being conducted under the command of...

Colonel Grenfell and I rode to the outposts, starting on the road to Murfreesborough at 6 A.M. It rained hard nearly all day. He explained ...

I arrived at Chattanooga (Tennessee) at 4.30 Am., and fell in with Captain Brown again; his negro recognised me, and immediately rushed up...

Tullahoma, Tenn ., November 22, 1863. We have been moving about so much lately that I have omitted to write my usual quota of letters....

A telegraph dispatch was received here yesterday announcing that Gen. Mitchell with the forces under his command, had reached Shelbyville, ...

LOUISVILLE, March 11. Humphrey Marshall is at Gladesville, 8 miles from the Kentucky line, near Founding gap, with the new scattered, demor...