The ten companies of which this regiment was composed were ordered to rendezvous at Burlington, Iowa, where they were mustered into the serv...

(Special to the Hawk-Eye.) KEOKUK, 23. – The following names are among those arrived here to-day from the battle field at Pittsburg Landing,...

The killed and wounded of Pittsburg Landing of three Iowa regiments, mostly officers were as follows: Second Regiment – Col. Tuttle. Capt. ...

. . . the 16th Iowa we learn that A. A. McDowell, 1st Sergeant of Co. E, was killed, and W. S. Stafford, of the same company was severely wo...

. . . were relieved yesterday, though not all. A letter was received from Major Abercrombie, settling the question very satisfactorily in re...

Camp of the 6th Iowa Reg’t near Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn. April 8, 1862 Editor Hawk-Eye: - The following is a list of killed and wounded of ...

Camp Shilo [sic], Pittsburg, Tenn., April 2, 1862 Editor Hawk-Eye: Dear sir, – That your readers may know the whereabouts of the Sixth Iowa,...

The notice in the Hawk-Eye of the 14th Inst., calling attention to the propriety of presenting the Sixth Iowa Infantry a National banner, su...