Occupies so much space in our paper that we have but little room for editorial remarks concerning the late victories over rebellion.   All ...

A telegraphic dispatch says that the Iowa 16th and the 16th Wisconsin fled from the field at the battle of Pittsburgh, Tenn.   As there are...

From the Dubuque papers of Sunday we learn that the Merrimac, accompanied by six other gunboats, made her appearance on the 11th inst., and...

The news of Monday evening is to the effect that another big battle will be fought near Pittsburgh.   The two armies are encamped within si...

From the Dubuque Times. A dispatch from Chicago to Col. H. A. Wiltse of this city, states that the following Regiments of Iowa troops w...

PACKET CRESCENT CITY, PADUCAH, Ky., April 2d, 1862. ED. COURIER: – Dear Sir:   The 16th Iowa Regiment, accompanied by the Iowa 15th, ...

. . . showed themselves dandy in various was during the advance into Virginia.   They helped about the pontoon bridge for crossing the Poto...

Parson Brownlow has arrived in the land of freedom.   He is about publishing a book giving his experience in Secessia.   It will undoubtly ...

Mr. Farley informs us that arrangements have been perfected by which the trains on this road will be started again on Monday next.   This w...

Two weeks ago yesterday the son of Mr. Temple of this city, was bitten on the thumb by a mad dog.   The same animal bit other dogs, and hyd...