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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1863

Page

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Autumnal Reverie in Quiet Forests and Falling Nuts

A poetic meditation on autumn days with mellow sunlit woods and quiet reverence for nature. The verse notes a sacred inner place found in contemplation while acknowledging the sorrowful rain clouds and the cheerful sound of nuts falling from trees.

War News and Home Front Reflections From Civil War Era

An editorial from the ex-Chattanoogan Rebel discusses Rosecrans and Chattanooga after Chickamauga. It contrasts Union gains with losses, hints at possible maneuvers, and urges action before winter. The piece extends to a vivid note on wartime hospital tents, Sanitary Commission work, and the sacrifice of soldiers and their families.

Cincinnati Gazette Chattanooga Tennessee River Chickamauga Rosecrans Bragg East Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Alabama Cities of Mercy Tlo Stevenson Nashville Louisville Home Heaven U.S. Sanitary Commission Mary

Exoneration of Gen Milroy Endorsed by Lincoln Vindicated

A Civil War era letter reports President Lincoln endorsing Judge Advocate General Holt and exonerating Gen Milroy over Winchester disaster charges. It asserts Milroy did not disobey orders, notes Halleck and Schenck disputes, and praises Lincoln’s decision while defending Milroy against copperhead critics. The author aligns with Lincoln and condemns press slanders.

Marrtinspura Epiron Messencer Milroy Holt Winchester Virginia Schenck Baltimore Halleck Washington Milloy A. Lincoln Gen Copperheads Actire Army of the Union Abraham Lincoln

Destiny and Campaign at Missionary Ridge in 1864

A rousing 1864 wartime exhortation urges Southern resolve to abandon Georgia and seize Kentucky and Middle Tennessee for food and clothing. It calls for crushing Union forces, particularly targeting Rosecrans, and winning the war by recapturing the Mississippi Valley and influencing the 1864 election for a peace Democrat.

Missionary Ridge Georgia Kentucky Middle Tennessee Richmond Stonewall Jackson Destiny Rosecrans Ohio River Mississippi Northwest

Officer Ragged Shirt Sparks Quip Among Troops

An officer inspecting his company notices a private with a grimy shirt and asks how long he wears it. The private replies with a sharp one liner about twenty eight inches, drawing a quick laugh.

Desultory remarks spark tea table mischief

In a bustling tea scene Mrs Partington discounts a scholar’s remark with mock medical remedies. She pivots to mispronunciation and sharp discipline as Ike’s paper slips ignite a playful scolding. The dialogue quirks reveal a comic vignette of village life.

Ike

Currency denominations in circulation in small change

The text lists proportions of currency in use with totals for each denomination. One dollar notes amount to 33,716,000. Five dollar notes total 87,055,000. Ten dollar notes reach 93,960,000. Overall it shows the distribution of greenbacks and small change in circulation.

Richmond Examiner Praises Rosecrans Shift in Command

The Richmond Examiner claims the president acted well for the South by replacing the strongest Union general, noting Rosecrans rose high at West Point while Longstreet ranked near the bottom.

Richmond Examiner Rosecrans West Point High Longstreet

Lookout Mountain Battle: Union Breaks Rebel Hold at Lookout Valley

Special correspondence describes Fighting Joe Hooker arriving at Lookout Valley near Chattanooga during the night of Oct 28 29 as Geary and Howard lead Union forces across the river to block Confederate onslaughts. The 75th Ohio 53rd Massachusetts and 136th New York charge the ridge taking rifle pits and repelling five regiments of Hood’s, Low’s brigade. Union losses near five hundred. Confederate losses similar. General Geary’s command secures the field as shells and cannon sustain the next day’s exchange.

Chattanooga Lookout Valley Hooker Joe Chickamauga Geary 12Th Corps Wauhatchie Junction Memphis, Charleston &Trenton 11Th Corps Howard Brown's Ferry Lookout Mountain Lookout Ohio Massachuetts 136Th New York Low Hood Jenkin Longstreet 136Th New York Massachuettss Col. Underwood Adj Higgins Nere Lookout Pearly Green McGroarty Asa Sullvan L M Buchwalter DM Lyons Androne Robert Wilson Wm Cline Franklin Bennet Joseph Terry Jn McCammon J N Hawkins W H Houghs Chas Cavol Allen McDaniel Wm Hagley John Neff Joseph S Deverse John W Curtiss Daniel Welford A H Sanders B Graham Thomas Reed

Casualties Listed From 73 Ohio Detailed

Cuartanoona Oct 30 report adds wounded and dead from 73 Ohio. Capt L M Buchwalter is dead. Corporal Iva Booten and Theo Mangold wounded. John Weatherby wounded. Lieut John H Martin and Austin D. Bobo died. Wounded include Luke Daisey Pat Highly land William Brandenburg and William H Johnston among others. Colonel Underwood of the 33d Massachusetts cannot recover. total killed about one hundred. All quiet last night.

Cuartanoona Ohio L M Buchwalter Iva Booten Theo Mangold John Weatherby John H Martin Wm H Johnston Pat Highlyland Luke Daisey

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