Camp Warren, Ia. Sept. 29th/61 Ia Cavalry                Dear Sisters 1 I received your kind letter yesterday morning but as I did not hav...

Hamlin and Devlin had been missing for two days. Hamlin returned. They had been with Cloud's command. By permission, Hamlin and Watson ...

After the moon rose, so that the teams could pick their way, we started on. Moved back on the same road we went up. Col. Cloud and Warren...

State of Iowa Senate Chamber, Des Moines, Iowa, Feb 25, 1860. Dear Sir I wrote you immediately after the Convention. As near as I...

Burlington, Iowa , December 16, 1860. James Pike : I am fructified in spirit to see “J. S. P.” again at the foot of a Washington letter...

Burlington, Iowa , February 25,1860. Esteemed Individual : I am charged to the muzzle with quinine pills, but mind asserts its supremac...

Burlington, Iowa , February 23, 1860. Dear James : I must begin to cultivate Southern pronunciation and Southern orthography to prepare...

BURLINGTON, IOWA, February 6, 1860. James: I send you a published letter of an aged gentleman, the sands of whose political life are n...

Burlington, Iowa , February 2, 1860. Particular Pike : The ills of a congested liver, brought on by attempting to decipher a letter of ...

Des Moines Iowa Jan 7 1861 His Excellency Abraham Lincoln President Elect of the United States Sir: I learn that the name of...

ST. LOUIS, May 14. The steamer Emilie left this port to-day with 250 passengers, bound for the Bitter-Root Valley gold regions in Washi...

Pitt Cooke, Esq., of Ohio, took the entire non-resident delinquent tax list at the late sale in Franklin county, amounting to near 60,000 a...

We are permitted to copy the following private letter: OSCEOLA, MO., May 29th. By order of Col Warren we had ceased all scouting, fa...

We have received a little paper with the above title, printed at Clinton, Henry county, Missouri.   On the outside it is secesh and printed...

ST. LOUIS. – Feb. 20. – Dispatches were received to-day to hurry repairs on the gun boat Lexington, and intimating that the evacuation of Co...

(Tribune Distatch) WASHINGTON, May 27 – Col. Fitz Henry Warren of Iowa was nominated for Brigadier General to-day.   He is now in command o...

BUTLER, Bates County, Mo. April 26th, 1862 Editors Missouri Democrat: As a citizen and civilian of Iowa I feel some pride in the gallant Fir...

FIRST COLONEL, FIRST CAVALRY. Fitz Henry Warren and Grenville Mellen Dodge, the only Iowa general officers whose native State is Massachuset...