Again we surrender our usual editorial space to correspondents.   The official report of Col. Tuttle, of the killed and wounded of the Iow...

STEAMER S. L. McGILL, bound for Dixie, February 12. EDITOR GAZETTE. – On the 10th the 2d Iowa left St. Louis in a manner not in accordance ...

Among the names of the officers of the 15 th regiment where were killed at the desperate engagement at Pittsburg we notice the name of Lieu...

The Eighteenth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry was organized under authority of Special Orders from the War Department, dated May 21-23, 18...

In the great drama of the War of the Rebellion, Iowa soldiers played a conspicuous part. The first hostile shot was fired in Charleston Harb...

While each State and almost every family at the East and the West are represented in the army fighting in defence of the Union, a generous r...

COLONEL, EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY. John Edwards was born the 24th day of October, 1815, in Jefferson county, Kentucky, and lived with his paren...

It appears that since the 1st of January last, and without counting those captured at Pittsburg Landing, we have taken over twenty-one thous...

Every organized Regiment of Iowa Infantry has now participated in one or more of the great battles of the war. The First was at Springfield....

Co. C, 18th Iowa Infantry He was born November 19, 1837 in Ohio, son of Thomas & Elizabeth (Kain) Mardis. In 1857 he migrated to Iowa wh...

- From Roster and Record of Iowa Soldiers during the War of the Rebellion, Vol. 3, p. 118-9 At Springfield, the Eighteenth Iowa constituted ...