Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Representatives: You have had conferred upon you, and you have accepted the duty of caring for, gua...

The Seventeenth Iowa Regiment reached Hamburg, Tennessee, on the 6th of May and was immediately placed in the first division.   The Sevente...

We have learned at the Adjutant General’s Office, that 14 men of the 4th Iowa Regiment wounded at Pea Ridge, have died since the battle.   ...

. . . for his Company at Brighton, and, we are glad to learn, is succeeding very well.   He goes into the 17 th , Col. Rankin. – Publis...

. . . is raising a company for Col. Rankin’s Regiment, in Louisa county                                                          – Published...

The Muscatine Journal thinks that town pays an excellent price for an awfully poor article of gas.   $4.50 is the figures [sic] paid, while...

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...

FIRST COLONEL, SEVENTEENTH INFANTRY. John W. Rankin was born on the 11th day of June, 1823. He is of Scotch Irish descent, his mother bei...

The rivers of Iowa are having a good time all to themselves; which is more than can be said of the dwellers on their banks; a number of buil...

Attention “Zouave Light Guards!” – You will meet at your Armory on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of each week for drill at 7 ½ o’cl...