Just returned from Richmond. B's situation still precarious, and I am obliged to stay with him a great deal. I see a number of officers...

ED. RUSSELL, Esq., Cor. Sec’y S. R. A.:– Dear Sir:   On the afternoon of the 9th inst., the 2d Iowa cavalry was brought into action as a...

MR. E. RUSSELL, Cor. Secretary Scott Co. Relief Association – ESTEEMED SIR:   I have arrived from Hamburg general hospital.   I consente...

MR. EDITOR:   In order that the following report be rightly understood by your readers, it may be necessary to say that, though the whole i...

WASHINGTON, April 1, 1862. ED. HAWK-EYE – Dear Sir: Our great army has a multitude of representatives at the hotels and “all quiet on ...

The Hawkeye has been guilty of furnishing aid and comfort to the pro-slavery press, by hazarding the impression that seems to have struck ...

The steamer Atlantic will sail to-day for Port Royal, with a large cargo of army stores for our troops, and about sixty persons who accompan...

Mr. Wm. M. Osborn returned to this city Saturday from Pittsburg Landing, where he has spent a couple of weeks among the camps, hospitals, et...

. . . wife of Senator Harlan, Mrs. Fales, of Muscatine and Mrs. Annie [Wittenmeyer], agent of the Ladies’ Aid Society, arrived at Keokuk on ...

Our readers will be gratified to learn that the patriotic benevolence which is laboring so zealously through State and local organizations f...

. . . passed through this city on Monday evening, on his way to his home in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. Fales have gone to the Pitts...

WASHINGTON, April 15, 1862. Was the battle at Pittsburgh a victory, or was it not a victory? Did the secretary of War “put his foot in it,” ...