February 6, 1863. We are just now through with the hardest and coldest north east storm that we have had since I came to the Department of...

LONDON, KY., November 8 , 1861 . (Received November 9.) [General THOMAS:] GENERAL: Yours of the 7th instant, with copy of letter to Governo...

HEADQUARTERS CAMP, ALCORN,           Hopkinsville, Ky., October 29, 1861. Col. W. W. MACKALL,           Assistant Adjutant-General, &c....

Clear and warmer. Gen. Beauregard has not been removed from his command,—it would be too great a shock to popular sentiment. The iron-cl...

ON THE SICK LIST. Since the affair over on the railroad, I have been on the sick list and have suffered severely with chills and fever and...

VISITORS. We had been here only two days when our common sense and judgment were still further imposed upon by three of our former officer...

Sunday evening, January 11, 1863. At service today the President's proclamation was read and the Colonel asked all who wanted to fi...

Scottsboro, Ala. , January 9, 1864. We have settled down into fully as monotonous a monotony, as I ever experienced. The powers pretend...

Bird's Point , October 27, 1861. I haven't written for a full week because I really had nothing to write and in fact I have not...

Still on sick list. Flag of truce at Picket port, News (?) 2,000 Rebs outside the lines desiring to come in and take the Oath. SOURC...

Orders received this morning to fall in without arms for a march into town and report at headquarters. Surprised to hear that we were to re...

G co worked hard to grade their street and move their tents back on line. Battalion drill at 3 P. M. to 5 P. M. On the sick list and off d...