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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
J. B. Hood To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (14 May 1864. 2pm), John Bell Hood (1831-1879)
J. B. Hood To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (14 May 1864. 2pm), John Bell Hood (1831-1879)
Military Records
Report on Union movements and attacks of Bate and Hindman
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 3:50pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 3:50pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Report of Union troops movement and inquiries into their actions.
Maj. Gen. Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 1:30pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Maj. Gen. Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (14 May 1864. 1:30pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
A report on Union attacks against Confederate lines
Gen. William Wirt Allen To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 7:30[Pm]), William Wirt Allen
Gen. William Wirt Allen To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 7:30[Pm]), William Wirt Allen
Military Records
General Brown's Brigade skirmish with Union soldiers approximately 2 miles Southwest of Dalton.
Adj. Gen. M. B. Ray To Brig. Gen. Mackall (13 May 1864), M. B. Ray
Adj. Gen. M. B. Ray To Brig. Gen. Mackall (13 May 1864), M. B. Ray
Military Records
Report of Confederate troop positions near Resaca
W. W. Mackall To Unknown Col. (13 May 1864. 8pm), William Whann Mackall (1818-1891)
W. W. Mackall To Unknown Col. (13 May 1864. 8pm), William Whann Mackall (1818-1891)
Military Records
Union troops attack Confederate line
Unknown To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (13 May 1864), Author Unknown
Unknown To Brig. Gen. William Mackall (13 May 1864), Author Unknown
Military Records
Concerning Confederate supply train
Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 4:35pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 4:35pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Confederate troops fall back
Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 5:40pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Gen. Joseph Wheeler To Gen. Joseph E. Johnston (13 May 1864. 5:40pm), Joseph Wheeler (1836-1906)
Military Records
Union troops move along railroad to rear of Gen. Wheeler's left flank; Wheeler withdraws along Resaca Road.
General Order No. 1 (12 May 1864), Author Unknown
General Order No. 1 (12 May 1864), Author Unknown
Military Records
Lieutenant General Polk announces his command of the Army of the Mississippi and lists his supporting staff.
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (4 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (4 May 1864), William Cowper Nelson
Correspondence
Notes the movements of General Grant and Ambrose Everett Burnside; feels that another big battle is imminent; had not a chance to see his friends in the 17th Mississippi as their camp was several miles distant; gives an account of the Grand Tournament and Party given by the officers of Hill's Corps; worried about attending parties while his family back in Mississippi is suffering; mentions decreasing rations
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (2 April 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (2 April 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Tells Maggie that he is not completely satisfied working under Maj Baylor and may switch positions but is hesitating. He also says that he saw his cousin Tom, who was elected lieutenant of his old Company. Roberts also mentions that he may be able to come home in the spring and looks forward to seeing his loved ones and gardening.
B. F. Gentry To Mariah Gentry (16 March 1864), Benjamin F. Gentry, Mariah Gentry
B. F. Gentry To Mariah Gentry (16 March 1864), Benjamin F. Gentry, Mariah Gentry
Correspondence
Benjamin mentions that fellow soldiers received furloughs; rumor of fighting; the departure of their Chaplain; and other activities.
Watson S. Dibrell To Mary Lou Armistead (12 March 1864), Watson S. Dibrell
Watson S. Dibrell To Mary Lou Armistead (12 March 1864), Watson S. Dibrell
Correspondence
Love letter
Warrant On The Treasurer In Favor Of Capt. W. S. Williams, Charles Clark (1811-1877), A. J. Gillespie
Warrant On The Treasurer In Favor Of Capt. W. S. Williams, Charles Clark (1811-1877), A. J. Gillespie
Military Records
Concerning payment to Capt. W.S. Williams due to "An act to authorize the impressment of slaves and other personal property for military purposes"
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (7 March 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (7 March 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Roberts writes about a battle two miles northeast of Dalton in which they sent the Union back to Chattanooga. He notes that the Confederates lost about 125 killed and wounded but that the Union lost three times as many and 150 Federals were taken prisoner.
Receipt For Soldiers' Effects (6 March 1864), H. P. Wolcott
Receipt For Soldiers' Effects (6 March 1864), H. P. Wolcott
Military Records
Receipt for 6 dollars from J.L. Dodd, private Co. D., to Thomas Reber
Camp Dick Garnett Letterbook, Joseph C. Robert, Edward Dillon
Camp Dick Garnett Letterbook, Joseph C. Robert, Edward Dillon
Military Records
The letterbook contains letters from Confederate Army Lieutenant and Assistant Adjutant General Joseph C. Robert and his colleague, Colonel Edward Dillon, written from Camp Dick Garnett in the District of South West Mississippi and East Louisiana. Letters deal with prisoner exchanges, deserters, and conditions at the camp, including the procurement of supplies. The officers addressed include Major G.W. Holt, Lieutenant Colonel Carter, Major Coleman, Captain J.H. Jones, and others.
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (17 February 1864), William Cowper Nelson
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (17 February 1864), William Cowper Nelson
Correspondence
Describes buying new clothes and equipment; describes his tent accommodations; describes attending the President's last grand reception and speaking in detail with Mrs. Davis about the condition of the people in Mississippi; describes a lot of visiting also
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts(13 February 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts(13 February 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Roberts writes that he has been transferred to Cheatham's Division. States that while passing Jackson's Brigade, men in his Brigade thought their forms of punishment were cruel and decided to break into the guard house; four were captured. He says that more men may go over to stir up mischief simply out of boredom. He also writes of fear that the Union has captured Jackson permanently.
Special Order (12 February 1864), Norman W. Smith
Special Order (12 February 1864), Norman W. Smith
Military Records
Report on Major O.P. Chaffie's assignment as Inspector of Field Transportation for the Army of Tennessee and his chain of command.
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (9 February 1864), William Cowper Nelson
William C. Nelson To Maria C. Nelson (9 February 1864), William Cowper Nelson
Correspondence
Safe arrival in Richmond; had three photographs taken; sending six photographic cards; saw L. Q. C. Lamar briefly
Special Order No. 23 (28 January 1864), Author Unknown
Special Order No. 23 (28 January 1864), Author Unknown
Military Records
Major O.P. Chaffie's release of duty and order to report
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (26 January 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (26 January 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Thanks Maggie for writing often and tells of his fear that the Confederate troops are losing enthusiasm and therefore giving the Union an advantage. Roberts also asks his wife to entertain the Major if he visits Oxford.
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (24 January 1864), Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts To Maggie Roberts (24 January 1864), Charles Roberts
Correspondence
Tells Maggie of a visit from Major [Driver] and of the preparations for an active Spring Campaign but predicts that it will be the last year of the war.
Cotton Receipt, 11 January 1864, Mississippi Central Railroad Company (1897-1967)
Cotton Receipt, 11 January 1864, Mississippi Central Railroad Company (1897-1967)
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1861-1870 (Series 1.4)
No abstract provided.
Cotton Receipt, 11 January 1864, Mississippi Central Railroad Company (1897-1967)
Cotton Receipt, 11 January 1864, Mississippi Central Railroad Company (1897-1967)
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1861-1870 (Series 1.4)
No abstract provided.
Letter From W. S. Featherston To Colonel Thomas W. Jack. 8 January 1864, Winfield Scott Featherston
Letter From W. S. Featherston To Colonel Thomas W. Jack. 8 January 1864, Winfield Scott Featherston
Correspondence
Handwritten letter from W.S. Featherston to Colonel Thomas W. Jack; Letter sent from "Head Quarters near Canton, Miss."
Requisition For Fuel (No. 29). 88th O.V.I. Co. I. (September 1864), United States. Army. Quartermaster's Dept.
Requisition For Fuel (No. 29). 88th O.V.I. Co. I. (September 1864), United States. Army. Quartermaster's Dept.
Military Records
Formal request for Fuel for Company I, 88th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. (No. 9, September 1864)
Receipt For Bond, 1864, T. W. Williams, Timmons Louis Treadwell
Receipt For Bond, 1864, T. W. Williams, Timmons Louis Treadwell
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1861-1870 (Series 1.4)
No abstract provided.