Springfield Sept. 26th. I am in excellent health; am heavier than I ever was before; weigh a hundred and sixty eight lbs. of nice clear me...

Sept. 15th We removed from our camp to Springfield yesterday.  This is a beautiful place for camping.  I really don’t know how many troops...

Sept. 10th We are camped on Sac River, some four miles from Springfield   It is a beautiful camping place—rive on three sides, that afford...

Springfield, Sept. 7th.   I never had better health in my life, though we had a hard time[.] While marching from Sedalia to this place—a dis...

Got several papers from home. Report that we move tomorrow for Springfield, Mo. Dislike the thought of going my self. Will try to get my p...

We have reason to believe, if not the certainty, that Fort Donelson has fallen.   After a struggle, desperate on both sides, and, as far as...

Received and answered home letters. Kept at my old duties of Com. Sergt., not very arduous. Delos went home, having received a telegram tha...

We have rumors of fighting this morning on the Rappahannock; perhaps the enemy is making another advance upon Richmond. There was a gra...

Up, dressed and work done and off at sunrise. Our course lay mostly through the woods till within nine miles of Springfield. Stopped at a s...

In the morning went to the post commissary for provisions. Met on my return to camp the poor man we had prisoner, with his wife. I stopped ...

I believe the Secretary will resign; but “ immediate ” still lies on his table. News of a battle near Springfield, Mo. McCulloch an...

Executive Office, Davenport, Iowa , Dec. 16. 1862. John Clark, Esq., State Agent, Springfield, Mo. Dear Sir: — I have just seen C...

Our Excellent correspondent “Diff.” has on several occasions referred to the absence of school houses in the slave States which he has visi...

TIPTON, MO., Jan 23. The division under Gen. Davis has been much retarded by bad roads and swollen streams.   Wagons and artillery have...

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29, 1862. – The mail agent by the Pacific Road represents that Col. Jeff. C. Davis’ (Federal) brigade is en route to Woodso...

ROLLA, Jan. 27. – A gentleman who left his home in Green county, a few miles from Springfield, on Wednesday arrived here yesterday.   He sa...

(Correspondence of the Missouri Republican.) SPRINGFIELD, MO., March 29, 1862. In all portions of the country, throughout Southwest...

It is sad to record the following details of suffering inflicted upon one of the oldest, most useful and honored members of the St. Louis C...

A Special to the Democrat from Rolla, March 12, says: Wild Billy Price, a desperate chief of a guerrilla band of rebels, has been taken pr...

A Union man named Smith has resided about six miles from Fayetteville, Arkansas, the owner of a tract of six hundred acres of land, with c...