Ben McCulloch is finally dead.   This time there is no mistake.   The fact is confessed by his own friends, and made the subject of a specia...

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Men seldom think of the great event of death until the shadows fall across their own path, hiding forever from their eyes the traces of love...

Last Tuesday a company of 84 men, recruited in this section by Capt. W. Getchell, formerly of the Third Iowa, went into Dubuque to await fur...

Company E, Twelfth Iowa Regiment, was recruited in this vicinity. Below we give he loss to this company at the Pittsburg battle: KILLED. Pr...

Last Friday the Cedar river commenced rising and continued to raise until about 4 o’clock, Monday morning, when it was at its greatest hight...

Pittsburg, Tenn., April [13th], 1862 The smoke of the battle of the 6th and 7th has passed away; the wounded have been cared for and many of...

Gen. McClellan was before Yorktown on Sunday last, where the rebels were in large force and well fortified. We may expect by the next mail,...

In every fight Iowa bears a distinguished part. At Wilson’s Creek, at Belmont, at Fort Donelson, at Pittsburg, her gallant sons were in the ...

. . . are ugly, scrawny, lank and toothless old girls who can’t attract the notice of the Union soldiers. They are the worst of the rebels, ...

Near Pittsburgh, Tenn. Up The Tennessee, March 27, 1862 We are still in status quo, encamped upon the banks of the now swollen Tennessee. – ...