Correspondence Gate City. Corinth, Oct. 5, ’62. ED. GATE: – I embrace this, the first opportunity since the close of the great batt...

Official Report of Col. Lauman. LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE 2d, 7th and 14th IOWA. HEADQUARTERS 4TH BRIG. 2D DIV. U S A FORT DO...

FORT DONELSON, NEAR DOVER Stewart County, Tenn., Feb. 19, 1862 MR. EDITOR:   A kind Providence has spared me to fulfill my promise of writi...

This regiment, although it has seen hard service, being the first of the three years volunteers in the field, has never been under fire unti...

It is with no ordinary pleasure that we publish the following letters, from our fellow citizen, Capt. R. M. Littler, in respect to whom ther...

FORT DONELSON, March 1, 1862. MR. EDITOR:– To “go away from home to learn the news” is emphatically true, as relates to this locality.  Alt...

Col. Lauman commanding the brigade that stormed Fort Donelson, prefaces his official report, of which we publish the list of killed and woun...

SWEENY’S BRIGADE – DODGE’S DIVISION – SIXTEENTH CORPS (1) Col. SAMUEL R. CURTIS , W. P.; MAJOR-GEN. (2) Col. JAMES M. TUTTLE ; BRIG.-GEN. (3...

PITTSBURG LANDING, Tenn., April 8th, ‘62 EDITOR GAZETTE: Ere this, I have no doubt, the telegraph wires have brought you the intelligence o...

We make the following extract from a letter received yesterday by Marshal McNeil from his brother Henry, dated at Pittsburg Landing, April 1...

THIRD COLONEL, SECOND INFANTRY. Colonel James Baker of the 2d Iowa Infantry, who fell mortally wounded, while leading his regiment in a char...

The following letter was addressed to C. C. Cole, Esq., by Lieut. Godfrey: Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., April 9, 1862. C. C. Cole, Esq., – Dear...

Correspondence of the Davenport Gazette. Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., April 8, 1862 EDITOR GAZETTE: Ere this, I have no doubt, the telegraph wi...