May 28, 1864, 9 a. m. Still in rifle pits. We have been treated to a terrific storm of shells, spherical case, and solid shot. The batt...

BIG ROCK, Clinton Co., Iowa, April 28. EDITOR GAZETTE: – I noticed in the St. Louis Democrat a short sketch of the capture of the rebe...

The sad news of the death of three members of Co. C, 1st Iowa Cavalry, murdered by guerillas in St. Clair county, Missouri, was received he...

Although we have already given very full accounts of this bloody and desperate battle from several Western papers, we find so many interesti...

FOURTH IOWA. Company A – Geo. A. McCoy, killed; Chas. Wilkinson, mortally wounded, dead; Wm. Lillibridge, wounded in leg; R. M. Sa...

PEA RIDGE BATTLE GROUND, March 10th, 1862. Gov. S. J. Kirkwood: We have fought a hard battle here, lasting two days; the first day...

CHICAGO, March 13. – Special dispatch to the Evening Journal from St. Louis says:   Private letters received to-day from officers in Curti...

Seven companies of this regiment were raised in Johnson county, one in Jasper, one in Monroe and one in Wapello. It was mustered into servic...

This regiment was organized in August, 1862, and numbered 976 men. The companies were recruited chiefly in the counties of Dubuque, Black Ha...

From a letter in the Chicago Tribune, dated Springfield, Mo., March 11, we clip the following: On Friday the engagement became general, a...

The 4 th regiment Iowa Infantry had only about 500 men in the battle at Sugar Creek, or Pea Ridge, as it is sometimes called, in Arkansas....

ST. LOUIS, March 12. The following general order will be issued in the morning: HEADQUARTERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI. In compliance with ord...