Union Convention Nominates Gavin for Congress
The Union Convention at Morris last Saturday nominated Col. Gavin of the Seventh Regiment as the candidate for Congress. The issue of the Atlantic for September is noted with several articles listed, including David Gaunt and Life in the Open Air. Morgan and his forces are described as besieged at Cumberland Gap with strong lines, while Lexington authorities levy on secessionist slave owners for a military road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Col. Gavin
Seventh Regiment
Morean
Morgan
Cumberlant Gap
Lexington
Cumberland Gap
John H. Ferry
Aurora
David Gaunt
Shore
Mr. Axtell
Gabriel
Bethel
San Domingo
Ticknor & Fields
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Mr. Haut
Cincinnati
St. Johns
N. F
Hall
Sir John Franklin
Mr. Hall
Frobisher’s Straits
Secretary of War
Indiana
Beysantn
Harrison
Indiana ‘Volunteers
Supreme Court
Union State Central
William S. Smith
Allen County
Indianapolis
Barimoneans
Maryland
Canada
Memphis
Saran Spiworr
Middleton
Connecticut
Neice
Trig
Rodney
Magon
Clarksville
Tenn
W.D. Portex
Arkansas
Skirmishes Near Richmond Reported by Dispatches
A Richmond report says Metcalfe with 900 cavalry and two Tennessee infantry companies attacked Scott's 1500 cavalry and two artillery pieces at Big Hill. Metcalfe retreated to Richmond where he challenged Scott to fight. Three thousand Federal infantry arrived. Metcalfe pursued across the Rockcastle. Rumors of his defeat are unfounded. Scott's losses are unknown. Reports of further skirmishing along the Rappahannock indicate light casualties as Pope holds positions and resists rebel efforts to turn our flank. Guerrilla resistance yields limited gains. observers note Federal and rebel movements along the Rapidan and Warrenton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lmxington
Metcalfe
Scott
Big Hill
Rock Castle
Pamaperara
Sulta
Warrenton
Letters from the 68th Regiment Report Indianapol is move and officers listed
Letter from Ciup xean Louisville Kentucky dated August 21 1862 provides updates on the 68th Indiana Volunteers Co K with a full officers and privates roster. Col King of the regular army commands the regiment and aims to rally forces to drive Morgan marauders from the state while urging letters to Go. K 68th Regt Ind Vols and regulars to boost morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Arnold
Wm. S. Arnold
Milton Arnold
Ithiel S. Arnold
Sam. L. Austen
Wm. Austen
Isaac M. Abbot
Wm. H. Carnell
Thomas Carr
Allen Gravens
Ben
J. Childer
Thomas Darby
J. H. McKinley
Michael Grow
Josiah Gray
E. H.gault
J. H. Gault
D. H. Gault
Jonathan Hernde
Curtis Hancock
J. W. Johnson
John Smith
Henry Strasinger
Henry C. Saten
Frank M. Soper
James Stiger
Robert Todd
Martin L. Tanner
John Todd
Robert K. Taylor
Thomas Truit
Arvah D. Wilson
Moses P. Wilson
Henry Wood
Benj. Mills
Lemuel Hart
Col. King
68Th Regiment
Ind
Moreanon
Dearborn
Names of Co E 16th Indiana Vols listed in 1862 letter
A letter from Lextwoton Kentucky dated August 21 1862 transcribes the members of Company E 16th Regiment Indiana Volunteers with officers Captain W H Terrill Lieutenants Jas Stevenson W H Jordan sergeants John Simms Len Van Wedding W H Barker John Whiteford W W Jennings corporals Theodore Stevens John Anderson B C Williams Andrew Gilmore Geo W Miller Thomas Kilner Erwin Noyes George Anna and a long list of musicians and others. It notes marching orders for Cumberland Gap and measures for letters to be directed via Lexington Kentucky.
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68Th Regiment
Ind
Indianapolis
Co. K
68Th “Regiment
H."d. Moore
R. F. Brewington
Geo. 8. Gould
W. O. Pierce
J. H. Dawson
W. Wood
Omar A. Arnold
Robert W. Wood
Edward T. Johnson
Constantine Kelly
Monroe Abbott
Oliver ©. Wilson
Robert Todd
David H. Gault
Joshua Dunkin
Benj. F. Moore
M. M. Riggin
John W. Moore
John Bolly
David H’ Bishop
David Barrass
Levi Brown
Chas. Bennett
Wm. Britt
Robert Beggs
Alex. Campbell
Patrick Carty
Harvey Corder
Theo. Courtenay
John Cunningham
Geo. Deefabaugh
Frederick Dixon
Frederick Dayman
John Eikler
Jas. Erskine
Henry Morton
Wm. Folick
John W. Manliff
Thos. Fisher
Frank Moll
Chris
Oliver Garrisor
Phillip Lants
C. E L. Morris
M. R. Morton
Lorenzo Manlief
Sam. McMullen
Wm. Morton
Geo. W. Loudo
Thos. Shanks
Wm. Libby
Joseph Weaver
Philip Miller
Talma Wilcox
Perry Wilson
Cumberland Gap
Co. E
16Th
Reg
Val’s
Lexington
Moreanon
Alpha
State Draft Orders Extend Enrollment and Draft Dates
General Orders Nos 1 2 and 3 extend enrollment lists and board meetings to September 1 and postpone the draft to September 15. The constitution allows exemptions for conscientious objectors with payment. Marshals may issue passes to leave the state, with bond requirements for longer passes and allowances for residents of other states and foreign subjects with proof of loyalty.
Hollo way's universal remedies praised as world cures
The passage extols Hollaway and his Pills and Ointment as universal cures for all ailments, claiming they outpace famed physicians like Cooper, Abernethy, and Brodie. It lauds his accessibility to the poor and asserts his enduring fame beyond dynasties and history. The piece cites the Evening Journal as source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Browne
Hoxtowar
Holloway
Cooper
Abernethy
Brodie
Evening Journal
New Postage Stamp Currency Debuts in Treasury Delivery
The Treasury today issued the first payments on the new postage stamp currency printed on bank note paper. Denominations include one and two dollars, delivered as sheets with perforations. Receipts and redemptions follow existing U.S. note regulations. mutilated notes earn proportionate deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumncrox
Treasury Department
U.8
Islas
The
Treasury
U.,s
Caution About Counterfeit Medicines Warns Public
An advertisement warns that only genuine Holt products bear a discernible watermark and directs readers to Professor Holt’s factory at Maiden Lane New York and authorized dealers. It promotes a patient guidance booklet sold for 3 dollars per box, claiming savings and safety for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holttowar
Maiden Lane
New York
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the Commercial
Roback
Richmond (Ky
Capladt yAtkinson
60Thiindiana
Ina Stockad i
Janetie “Teds
Ciup Xean
Louisvillx, Ky
Losd. Livates
Geo. L. Burblage
E. Brooks
Wm. Beggs
Wm. H. Bowen
Stephen Burlingame
Henry Bohner
C. Cannon
C. Lipperd
W. McKeigham
Joseph Micheler
John W.’ Mulvany
John Mackey
Sam. B. Nelson
Wm. Pummel
M. Robbins
Thomas Shuman
Conrad Shaffer
John Shockley
Wm. T. Sedewick
Wm. P. Stevenson
A. F. Stevenson
John H. Jones
Geo. King
John Knott
John W. Kidwell
David Laughlin
Lewis
Wm. T. Lacy
Alvah Tower
16Th Regiment
Luther Mason
Robert. McMullen
Robert Manliefster
Henry Mintsman
Valentine Reed
John Oatman
Perdy Platt
Lewis M. Platt
Henry Parmott
James A. Parsons
Robert E. Russell
James Russell
Joseph R. Ruble
Geo. W. Bush
W. W. Runyan
Wm. Shafer
Henry Sillett
John T. Todd
John Weaver
Jeremiah Miller
Geo. W.werts
Americus Walser
Fred. M. Zeh
Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Washleton
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New York Tribune
Union
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A. Lincoln
Lafayette Courier
Skedadle Rangers
71St Ohio Regiment
E Sherman
Gowardice
Shiloh
Clarke
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Mason
Epstein
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Arora
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Sam
L. G. Hurlbert
Oplar Lumber
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Cobb & CO
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Txos
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Shoenberger’s and
Ironton
Sanderson Bros
Pittsburgh
O. P Cobb &.Co
Tim
Ohio
Ripley
Boone County
Kentucky
S. A. Bundy
Joseph Beckett
Thos. Davis
Thos. B. Curtis
Cyrun Canfield
Dearborn County
Benjamin Rice
Boone Co
Wheeler & Wilson
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Renates
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