Our night along the lake shore was quite cool. We arrived in Chicago this morning at 2 o'clock, and then marched to the Rock Island sta...

We had brigade inspection this morning at 7 o'clock, by General McArthur. Colonel Hall of our regiment is in command. There were three ...

It is quite hot and sultry. There is no news of importance. Colonel Hall has again taken command of our brigade. I bought a two-pound can o...

A high wind today ended in rain tonight. Colonel Chambers of the Sixteenth Iowa, who has been commanding our brigade, left for Vicksburg th...

The weather has been warm and quite pleasant for several days and the roads are drying fast. Things are very quiet here. Colonel Hall is no...

The weather is very pleasant. Mrs. Hall, the wife of our colonel, returned to camp today from the North. Another large fleet went down the ...

Four loads of sanitary goods from Iowa were landed today for the Eleventh Iowa. Colonel Hall arrived this morning from home and the boys w...

This is a clear, warm day. We disembarked early this morning and marching out about one mile from the river to Sparrow's plantation, we...

It was cold last night to lie in open bivouac. A cold northwest wind was blowing, and although we built fires to sleep by, yet the night wa...

BATTLE FIELD, PITTSBURG LANDING, April 26th, 1862. EDITOR GAZETTE: – If your correspondent of the 11th has neglected to keep you post...

We had inspection this morning at 8 o'clock by the general inspector. Colonel Hall and Captain McLoney arrived from home this morning....

Nothing of importance has taken place today, but I think we will have a fight soon. We have plenty of rations, but the drinking water is ver...

No. 9. Report of Lieut. Col. William Hall, Eleventh Iowa Infantry. HDQRS. ELEVENTH REGIMENT IOWA VOLUNTEERS, April 9 , 1862 . ...

No. 5. Report of Col. Abraham M. Hare, Eleventh Iowa Infantry, commanding First Brigade. HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE, FIRST DIVIS...

We arrived at California about sunup, almost frozen; it cleared off during the night and a cold northwest wind was blowing. Leaving the tra...

November 22, 1906 _____ 10:00 A. M. Music: Fifty-fifth Iowa Regimental Band “The Vacant Chair” Address: Captain G. O. M...

INDIANAPOLIS, March 18 th , 1862. EDITOR GAZETTE. – On my return from Davenport ten days since I joined a friend in a trip to Dixie in whic...

Hiram Price, Esq., returned home yesterday morning from Pittsburg Landing, where he spent a number of days among the wounded. Mrs. Col. Hall...

Since the above was in type, the following has been received. Although not so late as the letter we published yesterday from the same corr...

SECOND COLONEL, ELEVENTH INFANTRY. William Hall was born in the city of Montreal, Canada East, on the 25th of January, 1832; but, though bor...