. . . postmaster at Maquoketa, Jackson county, in this state, in the place of her husband Captain A. W. Drips, who was killed at the battle...

Lieutenant Colonel Herron, of the Ninth Iowa volunteers, one of the regiments which bore so gallant a part in the actions at Leetown and El...

JAMES A. WADE, one of the enterprising and successful farmers and stock-raisers of Green Bay Township, residing on section 8, was born in M...

CHRISTOPHER C. PERDUE, farmer, section 22 Liberty Township, was born in West Virginia, October 11, 1841, the youngest of ten children. When...

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

It is with sorrow we learn that our friend Dripps, of the Maquoketa Excelsior, is among the killed at the battle of Pea Ridge.   The Dubuq...

Full Particulars of the Three Days’ Fighting. (Correspondence Cincinnati Times.) CAMP SIGEL, PEA RIDGE, Benton Co., Ark., Monday...

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...

The companies composing this regiment were made up as follows: Four in Henry, three in Des Moines, two in Washington and one in Louisa. It w...

The Twenty-fifth Regiment was organized under the proclamation of President Lincoln, bearing date July 2, 1862. The ten companies of which i...