Narrative of the Eleventh Kentucky Cavalry at Schulze Fall
A report notes Lieut E. Green will present a narrative on the present condition of the regiment at Schulze fall Friday evening at 6:30. Other items include photography ads, a holiday charity entertainment by the Karota Soldiers’ Aid Society, and calls to enlist for the Ninth Cavalry to avoid draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky Cavalry
He ‘Green
Schulze Fall
Shareham
Karota
Henry Canfield
Ninth Cavalry
Hener Canfreelp
Soldiers of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry Report
Lieut E H Green returns home in good health with news the 11th Kentucky Cavalry is reduced to about 130 men. Co E remains largest unit with 30 men. Possible return to Kentucky to recruit and visit homes. List of missing and prisoners after Marysville fight. several named. Lieut E P Johnson of the 68th recruiting locally. Isaac Shutts of Co D 31 Indiana Cavalry killed on picket. A Soldier’s children sent to county infirmary due to hereditary illness. appeal to prevent soldiers' families from ending in the poor house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Green
11Th
Ky Cavalry
Green
11Th Cavalry
Co. E
Kentucky
Marysville
James
Bailey
Caswell
Huffman
Bartlett Wegtall
Henry Longcamp
Henry Culvebber
Henry Crenn
Henry Winter
Robert J. Néft
Frederick
Nolte
Thomas Car
Thos. Hensley
P. Johnson
Aurora
Moore's Hill items report on local deaths and observatory plan
Lieut Thomas L Hayman of the 26th regiment died of typhoid fever and was buried. Capt H D Moore of the 68th Indiana Vols, wounded near Chattanooga, is recovering and may soon be promoted. Rev John W Sullivan leads the ME Church in town with Rev Lockwood moving to the college math department. An observatory project with a Yale-quality achromatic telescope by Henry Fitz of New York is planned, expected by February.
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Thos. L. Hayman
New Orleans
Moore’s Hill College
68Th Regiment
Ind
Vol’s
Chattanooga
Moore
John W. Sullivan
Jeffersonville
Chareh i
Lockwood
Henry Fitz
New York
Yale College
John €. Moore Hose
Campbell- Sainve to Langtree and others listed at Aurora
A ledger of donations and payments from 1863 includes names like A Epstein, John Platter, George Siemantel, Joseph Treaster, Simon Siemantel, and John Milburn. It details collections, expenses for coal, lumber, nails, printing, and market repairs, and notes commitments from residents to support soldiers with a call for further contributions.
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Teaae
Campbell- Sainve
Langtree
John A. Platter
T. M. Gibson
John A. Cony
Stark
Cynthia Griffin
Bassett
Harman Mous
Adam. Ritter
Philip
Erle
Wn. Houser
P. Hill
F. Kern
George Squib Henry
Wilky
Thn
Wenrell F
A.york A. Tuthill
Kempf
E. Daynes
George Griffin Eens Chambers
Stevens John
N. Milburn
N. Dyke
Ceeteen Lorin Stratton
Joseph Meyer
T. Owens
S. ‘Hattenbach
Herman Cok Tsi Feenes Fieve m Reen
Ween Twas i
Henry Bailey
John F. Meneger
Saeebeue
Adolph Schulze
Wm. R. Miller
Samuel Trestéer
Peter Kastner
Enone
Frank Moran
George Siemantel
Newton -Watts
J. J. Bachman
John A. Wymond
Marcus Levi
Ian John Cameron
Gaff, Lozier & Co
Ie Charlay Bienkamp
Wm. Webber ci
E. F. Sibley
O.P. Cobb & Co
Robert Mattock
W Freeman
McHenry
John Maloney
E Gibson
Wim Liebe
Wunseies
RC Ronder
Tdews: & Co
Seeieves Ee
Levi
Wm. R. Campbell
John N Milburn
Rexys J. Dell
Thos. Pattison
A. Epstein
Aurora
Hubbard
Wood
Lamkin
Sutton
Mc. Horr
Mich. Pfeifer
B. N. McHenry
David Easter
Fourth
Conwell
Wm. Gipson
P. Cobb & Co
F. A. York
City Council
City of
Auron
Literary Street
Fifth Street
Conwell Street
George Sutton
Simon Seimantel
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Thomas
Warron
Taynewet
Coxeser
Thuermer
Wextor
Epstein
Maiter
Ake
Moore's Hill
Apmona
Mic. A
Morton
Andrews
Enews
Richard Williams
J. Th Mipeon
John Moffatt
Sebalze
Joshua A. Pery
John Hail
Olset
Che
Nicholdson
Thompson
Hayes
Edmundao
Robert Blisdel
Ubbarit
Eevee Weer
Ane
Sere
A. D. Hopping
Thomas Hubbart
Eli McAdams
Simon Humfeldt
Wm. Cunningham
Jesse Younker
Wm. Curtis
Thos. Curtis
I.S. Winkley
Bernhard Schipert
John Todd
Council Proceedings
Simon, Siemantel
Jozeph Treaster
A. H. Meret
Cannion
Kenown
Howe
Stevens
Gunllemai
Eugen
John B. Ogden
Nassau
Mae
Mr. Eviorn
Thos
F. Chapman
Broadway
Sweet
Edward A. Wilson
Williamsburgh
Kings County
N. Y
Oscroa
St. Joseph Co
C. W. Ronack
Osceola
John Hawkins
O. J Woon
Wilmington
James Helfenstein
Betes
Aurors
Sallie
Burr Alice Bruce Elsy Bruce Tarigae
Bixby
Beacon Gillis ‘Neal
John Berger
Orville
Bruce-James
Rives
AV Bailey
Brison
Elizabeth Camping
Anna Colyr Gee
Conway Carli Garther
Gregg R. Green
Gurz
Edmond Hunt Lewis
Hunt Pamelia Homes
James Harpham
Jobo
Johnson
J Onin
Landwerp
Lemma
Gee
Loftis
Otis James
Henry Walker
P.M
Richardson A
Ryan James
Tenouinos
Steve Casting S
H. W. Putman
Tite Marxer
Gouin & Bro
Cothran
Maysville
Nome
J. A. Platter
J. A
Oase
Third Ward
Trenss
Otte Ears
Callon Lizzie Cheek
Harvey- Cheek
Strawder Cheek
Hogin Township
Dearborn County
Indiana
Ais Prentiss
James Cummings
Aw Schmitt
Second
Main Streets
Chambers, Stevena *& Co
Iidiana
Third Street
He Hill
Kahli Tehn
Rickets Lucinda Rev
Josanh
Mr. Vawter
Mc. C. Tarumanak
Louisville
Exota F. Swine
Wm. Swing
Boone Co
Commercial
Aurora Price
LEGAL
Tate
Court of Common Pleas
John Beaty
Jacob Gore
Court House
Lawrenceburg
Samuel L. Jones
Joan K. Thompson
Anderson’s Dining
Isherwoor’s News Depot
Rigns
Lawrenceburgh
T. W
Anderson
Stephen Sweet
Connecticut
Stephen’ Sweet
United States
Dr. Sweet
Drugeists
Richardson & CO
Norwich, Cie
Lord& Smith
Lake Street
Chicago
Ill
Northwest
Holloway
Hor Loway
Maiden Lane
Lefrer
Tlomas ‘Holloway
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