. . . Gov. Kirkwood contributed $200 for the Ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society in this city.   Nobody could make better use of it. – Gate City....

The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet in the Medical College at 10 o’clock this forenoon.   As some two hundred wounded soldiers are soon to be...

The amount of contributions of the Ladies’ Aid Societies distributed by Mrs. Wittenmyer, prior to her present trip, was $6,000, and the am...

A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal states that “the Confederate Government is now constructing in New Orleans thirteen large iron clad ...

. . . that he would give his last drop of blood to cement the South.   The La Crosse Democrat thinks he concluded to save his cement when h...

We learn from a private letter that Capt. Hutchcraft was wounded in the arm severely; Capt. Blackman in the back slightly; and Capt. Day in ...

We learn that Co. A. had two killed, of whom John A Hough was one. – Published in The Gate City , Keokuk, Iowa, Wednesday, April 16, 1862

. . . we presume, understand it to be within the scope of our editorial duties and obligations to expose by name, persons in our community w...

The Ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society will meet in the Medical College at 10’o’clock this forenoon.   As some two hundred wounded soldiers are s...

Com. Foot is going on to Memphis. – He was yesterday before Ft. Pillow, and expected to reduce that place in good time. – Published in The ...

. . . whose recent exploit with the secesh lady, is going the rounds, was in town last night.   He returns to his home near Athens, for the ...

. . . Co. A, 2d Iowa regiment, says that W. W. Clarke and Geo. W Friend, of that company were killed, and ten wounded.   Hough was not kille...

We will published an interesting letter from the 16th Illinois regiment to-morrow. – Published in The Gate City , Keokuk, Iowa, Thursday, A...

The ladies of the Keokuk Soldier’s Aid Society desire to render their acknowledgment and thanks to the Ladies Aid Society at Des Moines, for...

The last company of the 17 th was mustered in yesterday, and the regiment is now full.   It is ordered by Gen. Halleck to Pittsburgh, and w...

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...

HEADQUARTERS 3 RD IOWA CAVALRY, Cross Timbers, Mo., March 30 th . COL. BUSSEY: – I am gratified to be able to inform you that among a larg...

Pittsburg Landing, April 14. A force of four thousand on five transports left the Landing on Saturday night accompanied by the gunboats Tyle...

Specials state that Western dispatches received at Washington report that Fort Randolph is being strongly fortified by the rebels. The Commi...

Mr. Kerrigan voted against the bill for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, but was kept out of the list in the telegraphi...