A day or two since, Mrs. J. H. LOOBY received a letter from her husband which contained the gratifying information that his wound was healin...

The subjoined letter is from JOHN LYNDE, a young man who went from this place, and was formerly a clerk in this office. The letter is direct...

Our paper this morning will be found to be rich in battle correspondence. – The interesting letters from WM. HOUSTON and MAT. LAIRD will c...