Sergt. H. B. Doolittle will leave here on Monday for the seat of war on the Upper Tennessee.   Any letters or packages for officers or sold...

Yesterday forenoon we were called upon by H. B. Doolittle; who was shot in the leg, arm and abdomen, yet has recovered, and is now able to ...

FORT DONELSON, TENNESSEE, Feb. 17, 1862. Dear Wife: I am again safe. My life is still prolonged. Let me hope it is for some good p...

FORT DONELSON, TENNESSEE, Feb. 19, 1862. DEAR BROTHER: The battle is fought, the dead are buried and the wounded cared for, and we...

VOLTAIRE P. TWOMBLY is a name that will ever stand prominent on the "roll of honor" among the heroic young soldiers of Iowa who,...

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette makes a horrible exposure of the villainous conduct of H. C. Hewitt, the Medical Director of Gen....

CINCINNATI, March 4, 1862. EDITOR OF GAZETTE:  I know not whether any other member of our committee has written you anything of the details...

The Cincinnati Commercial thus alludes to our gallant fellow citizen who was so badly wounded while carrying the colors of the noble 2d Iow...

FORT DONELSON, Tenn., Feb. 20 1862 EDITOR GAZETTE:– Last Thursday morning we found ourselves on the Cumberland river slowly approaching the...

A private letter received in town from Fort Donelson, gives the following names of the Killed and severely wounded. KILLED. Capt. J. S. Sl...

The following letter has been kindly handed to us for publication.   It is from a Sergeant in the late Captain Slaymaker’s Company at Fort D...