Messrs. A. H. Clark, ____ Druacher,, J. H. Tracy, E. Stone, and B. P. Kelley of Capt. Littler’s company, left yesterday, on the Hawkeye Sta...

The Washington Press learns that Capt. Cowles, of Co. H, 2nd Regiment, from Washington county, has been elected Lieutenant-Colonel of that ...

. . . and privates A. W. Scott and Levi White started to rejoin their company, Capt. Littler’s, on Saturday.   Sergt. Stonebraker brought u...

. . . of the Iowa 14th, who left Fort Donelson Sunday night last.   He has been on the sick list some time past, but was able to be with his...

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...

8th, 12th and 14th Regiments taken Prisoners. CAPT. LITTLER LOST HIS LEFT ARM. 16 th Regiment in the Fight. CAIRO, April 11. TO EDWARD...

Lt. Flanagan, of company B, and Private Elijah Stone of Le Claire, belonging to the same company, arrived on the Eastern train yesterday aft...

DAVENPORT, March 10, 1862. EDITOR OF GAZETTE:   Upon my arrival in your city on Saturday last, I was greatly shocked at the reports in ...

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...

In a dispatch in the St. Louis Democrat, dated at Fort Donelson, we find the following good news: “Capt. Littler of the second Iowa, repor...

Again the report is rife in our streets that Capt. Littler is among the killed at Fort Donelson. This time the rumor comes through a telegra...

Among the rumors started on the street yesterday was one to the effect that Capt. Bob Littler had been killed and his company cut to pieces....

We received the following telegraphic dispatch last evening: CAIRO, Feb. 12th, P.M. MR. A. SANDERS: – The Second Iowa Regiment arrived here ...

McDOWELL’S COLLEGE, ST. LOUIS, February 6, ‘62 EDITOR GAZETTE: As it is some time since I wrote to you, I will with your permission thro...

Sheriff Thorington, who returned from St. Louis yesterday, informs us that he saw Capt. Littler while there, and although he seems to be doi...

ON BOARD TRANSPORT NEBRASKA, CAIRO, April 18, 1862 EDITOR GAZETTE:– Having arrived here at noon to-day from St. Louis, I immediately began t...

The St. Louis Democrat of last Monday says, “Capt. Bob Littler, of the Second Iowa, who lost an arm at the Battle of Pittsburg, is now unde...

CAPT. LITTLER. – The Keokuk Gate City of Friday last says, “That a private letter from Pittsburg dated the 12th, says Capt. Bob Littler was ...

We learn from several sources, entirely reliable, that owing to inflammation it was found necessary to amputated Capt. Littler’s arm a secon...