Provost Marshal's Office, Waterford, Miss., December 30, 1862. Fifteen days outside the world and still we live. No papers of lat...

KINGSTON, GEO., May 22, 1864. To-morrow we start again for Atlanta. I would like to go back and give you a connected narrative of event...

CORINTH, MISS., October 14, 1863. I was much relieved at the receipt of your two letters from Cairo and Cincinnati, both of which came ...

Major General Ulysses S. Grant, Commanding the Army of the Tennessee Headquarters at Savannah, Tennessee Headquarters on the Night...

U. S. * * * HEADQUARTERS, 3 D BRIGADE, 2 D DIVISION, ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE. COL. THOS. W. SWEENY, 52 D ILLINOIS ...

No. 30. Report of Col. James L. Geddes, Eighth Iowa Infantry. VINTON, BENTON COUNTY, IOWA, November 13 , 1862 . SIR: In co...

CAIRO, April 10. A man who arrived here to-day says the enemy adopted a course to surprise our forces at Pittsburg.   In making the first a...

The correspondent of the N. Y. World from [Pittsburg], May 7, writes as follows: CONDITION OF THE TROOPS. We prefer to offer no complaints...

We, in common with every one who has a warm spot in his heart from the brave defenders of our national flag, would be glad to see the heroic...

FIFTH COLONEL, SECOND INFANTRY. James B. Weaver was the fifth colonel of the 2d Iowa Infantry. He is a native of the city of Dayton, Ohio, w...

The following letter was addressed to C. C. Cole, Esq., by Lieut. Godfrey: Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., April 9, 1862. C. C. Cole, Esq., – Dear...

The gallant Col. Thomas W. Sweeny, who, from the news just received, has again been wounded at the recent great battle at Pittsburg in the d...