Colonel Marrow and I dined with Colonel Smith, member of the Virginia Legislature. He professes to be a Union man, but his sympathies are ev...

This morning Colonel Rowett moves with the command towards Florence, leaving Company H, Captain Ring, near Cedar and Cox's Islands to gu...

A cold north wind is blowing all day. This evening the regiment comes in from its expedition—cold and hungry, but we see success beaming fro...

March 14, Evening. A curious incident occurred this morning which gave me a full hundred (from both regiments) sick and wounded to examine...

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

Our brigade moved back from Anderson County to the vicinity of Jacksborough. McNairy's Battalion camped six miles south of town on the C...

MORGAN COUNTY, TENNESSEE, NEAR MONTGOMERY, October 22 , 1861 . (Received November 4.) Brigadier-General THOMAS: SIR: I reached here at ...

NEAR KINGSTON, ROANE COUNTY, TENNESSEE,           October 27 , 1861 . (Received November 4.) General THOMAS: SIR: I am now within a few ...

HEADQUARTERS,           Knoxville, November 20 , 1861 . SIR: The rebellion in East Tennessee has been put down in some of the counties, a...

WASHINGTON, December 3, 1861. Brig. Gen. D.C. BUELL, Louisville: MY DEAR BUELL: I inclose two letters, which were referred to me by the P...

KNOXVILLE, TENN., November 17, 1861. Lieutenant-Colonel MACKALL, Bowling Green, Ky.: SIR: Having blockaded the roads over the mountains n...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,           Wartburg, one mile from Montgomery, November 20, 1861. Lieutenant-Colonel MACKALL,           Assistant Adju...

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,           Jamestown, Tenn., Nov . 22, 1861. General S. Cooper,           Adjutant and Inspector-General, Richmond: S...

Zollicoffer moved on to, and camped for the night at, Barboursville. Two companies, A and E, of McNairy's Battalion, were sent out abo...

[Cumberland, April 20, 1865.] We are all well. The time passes slow now that there is no work in view. The Rebels all feel disposed to qui...

Early this morning we are off for Corinth. We go into camp twelve miles from Purdy. Our comrades and we now sally forth to get our supper; w...

Great questions not taken up at the Cabinet. Several minor matters considered. Mr. Harlan, successor of Mr. Usher in the Department of the I...

 The writer and a few others were sent to a gap in the mountain, about twelve miles north of Huntsville and within three miles of the Kentuc...

Early this morning, we move on the Purdy road. A great many citizens are now following the command, who have been compelled to leave their h...

We moved on to Camp Zollicoffer. about two miles north-west of Livingston. Here we found the Twenty-fifth Tennessee Infantry, Colonel S. S. ...