Election passes off pleasantly. the regt vote for Stone 292, for Tuttle 46. Unwell most of day SOURCE: “Diary of John S. Morgan, Com...

Everything is quiet this morning, though for a while last night there was quite an excitement in town when a fire broke out. We are still l...

We had a refreshing rain last night. Governor Stone of Iowa arrived at the hospital this morning, having come from the front, with an order...

West Union, Fayette County , September 28th My course has finally brought me to this place, and my face is at last turned homeward, tho...

This is election day for the soldiers of Iowa, they having been given the right to vote while in the army. No one is permitted to electione...

JAMES M. TUTTLE was one of the most conspicuous officers among the Iowa volunteers taken from private life in the Civil War. He was born i...

WILLIAM M. STONE, sixth Governor of Iowa, was born in Jefferson County, New York, October 14, 1827. In 1834 his parents removed to Coshocton...

. . . were taken prisoners at the battle of Pittsburg: Major Stone, of the Third Iowa; Capt. O’Neil, company A, Third Iowa; Lieut. Knight, ...

Stone & Ayres, Attorneys at Law and Collection Agents, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa, Feb 25, 1879 Adjt. General of Iow...

We received a letter last evening from Capt. Foster, of the 11th regiment; written at the close of the second day’s battle at Pittsburg. He...

FIRST COLONEL, THIRD INFANTRY. Colonel W. G. Williams, of the 3d Iowa Infantry, was born in Bainbridge, Chenango county, New York, in the ye...

GOVERNOR OF IOWA. William M. Stone was born in Jefferson county, New York, on the 14th day of October, 1827. At the age of six years, he acc...

The union men of Clark County will assemble in Delegate Convention, at the Court House in Oceola, on Saturday, August 27th, 1864 at 1 o’cloc...

...has turned up at his old post again, and feels much obliged to D––l, alias that Quaker in the south-west corner of the Court House for ad...

Camp Sherman; Miss., Sept. 7, 1863 Editor Hawk-Eye: I wish to say, through the columns of your paper, a few words in reference to the approa...