NEAR VICKSBURG, MISS., June 11, 1863. Brig. Gen. E. S. DENNIS           Commanding District of Northeastern Louisiana: In view of present d...

HDQRS. DISTRICT OF NORTHEASTERN LOUISIANA,           Young's Point, La., June 13, 1863. COLONEL: I have the honor to inform you that an...

An Act to aid in the Construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, and to secure to the Gover...

. . . of Iowa, are among the proposed corporators in the Pacific Railroad bill now before Congress. – Published in The Davenport Daily...

We learn that the 15th Regiment, Col. Reid, took boat at St. Louis on Wednesday, and was to leave next morning for the Tennessee river.   T...

No. 85. Report of Col. Hugh T. Reid, Fifteenth Iowa Infantry. I have the honor to report that the Fifteenth Regiment of Iowa Volunt...

November 22, 1906 _____ 9:25 A. M. Music Fifty-fifth Iowa Regimental Band “America” Address: Major H. C. McArthur, Fiftee...

WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, was born in Morgan County, Indiana, January 18, 1844, a son of Thomas E. and Lydia (Davis) Johnson. His parents came t...

HUGH THOMPSON REID, born October 5, 1811, near Liberty, Union County, Indiana. Died August 21, 1874, at Keokuk, Iowa. Educated, Miami Univer...

The organization of the 15 th Regiment was concluded on Saturday last and Col. Hugh T. Reid, of this city, was sworn in as the Colonel comm...

Hugh T. Reid, Colonel. William Dewey, Lieutenant Colonel. William W. Belknap, Major. George Pomutz, Adjutant. John M. Hedrick, Quartermaster...

REID, HUGH THOMPSON , soldier, lawyer, was born Oct. 18, 1811, in Union county, Ind. In 1840-42 he was prosecuting attorney for Lee, Des Moi...

Hugh T. Reid, another early Lee County lawyer, was of Scotch-Irish extraction and a native of South Carolina. His grandfather, Hugh Reid, se...

Colonel Reid was a son of Hugh T. Reid, who was one of the leading Lee County attorneys in his day and won distinction as a soldier in the C...

REID, Hugh Thompson , soldier, b. in Union county, Ind., 18 Oct., 1811; d. in Keokuk, Iowa, 21 Aug., 1874. He was of Scotch-Irish descent, a...

BELKNAP, WILLIAM W., GEN. , is the son of Gen. William G. Belknap, of the United States Army, who distinguished himself in the war of 1812, ...

A letter from Col. Reid, received last night, says that he was ordered, immediately on landing, to march to Prentiss’ Division. In marching...

We give the following extracts from a private letter received last night: PITTSBURGH LANDING, April 10. ED. GATE:– This is the bloodiest bat...

We learn that Col. Rankin received a dispatch yesterday from St. Louis, notifying him that a large number of wounded solders were on the way...

Afternoon Report. LATER FROM THE GREAT BATTLE. Col. Reid Wounded! LT. COL DEWEY WOUNDED! Maj. Belknap Wounded! CAP. HEDDRICK KILLED Only 407...