Three miles from Columbia, February 15th. A rather lively day. We started the Johnnies right by our camp. Our brigade in advance of the co...

Camp 103d Illinois Infantry, Jackson, Tenn., January 12, 1863. Your letters are beginning to come through with more regularity and on...

Revelie late, the Genl had blown in the 50th Ind & 7th Vermont before our revelie. Our Brigade gets up before our breakfast is over thi...

St. Louis, Mo ., April 2, 1862. DEAR FATHER: — I know there is no one who would like to have a word from me more than you. I write but ...

[December 4, 1861.] His Excellency the President: — The State of Iowa has now in the field and in camp, waiting arms and equipments, fo...

News came that our army took five hundred prisoners at Grand Gulf. General Steele's Division passed here today. There is an Iowa brigad...

The following list comprises the names of Iowa volunteers who have died in the vicinity of St. Louis at the dates named. – For further info...

The following list comprises the names of Iowa Volunteers who have died in the vicinity of St. Louis at the dates named. – For further info...

Some seven or eight sick or recovering soldiers were brought down from the camp yesterday to take passage on the Northerner for St. Louis. ...

2 MILES WEST OF BATTLE GROUND, PITTSBURG, TENN., April 28. EDITOR GAZETTE:– On Friday last the Iowa 11th and 13th struck tents and ma...

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Seventy-eight recruits left yesterday on the Sucker State for the South. – 47 of them belong to the 4th regiment, and are under Lieuts. I. ...

Iowa is a young State, but it is the home of heroes.   With the present war she has begun a war history that yields in splendor and honor t...

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...

(Special to Burlington Hawk-Eye) DES MOINES, Man, 29, 1862 SENATE. – Mr. McCRARY, of Van Buren, introduced a resolution instructing...

We have learned at the Adjutant General’s Office, that 14 men of the 4th Iowa Regiment wounded at Pea Ridge, have died since the battle.   ...

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

Further Details of the Fight. (Correspondence of the Missouri Democrat.) PEA RIDGE, Near Sugar Creek, Ark., March 9, 1862 Dur...

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...