Capture and Escape of Lieut. Pate in Civil War Narrative
From Stevenson Alabama dated June 24 Lieut R C Pate of the 37th Regiment led a small cavalry squad to arrest rebel officers near Fayetteville Tennessee. Ambushed he was wounded and captured but escaped after three days and was found at a house too ill to travel. He returned to camp after recovery and resigned to preserve his health. Also notes arrests at Rising Sun and a shooting in Centre Township with Judge Love and constable Jushin Muir wounded, plus counterfeit treasury notes reported in Louisville.
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Pate
Stevenson
Ala
Lawrenceburg
R. C. Pate
Fayetteville
Tenn
Garray
Jushin L. Murr
Centre Township
Sam Love
Old Love
Muir
Love
Versailles
Progress and Rhetoric in a 1862 Aurora Column
A reader laments long sermons and praises order in worship while urging clergy to adopt concise rhetoric. He cites Burke and Webster, critiques hour‑long sermons in heat, and imagines audience distractions from literary allusions through Shakespeare to Miriam and ancient tunes. Aurora July 14 1862.
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Eorror
Shinar
Europe
America
Burke
Pitt
Walpole
Clay
Webster
John Wesley
Whitfield
Chalmers
Werter
Macduff
Juliet
Romeo
Land of Dixie
Our Republic
Bachelor’s Green
Queen Bess
England
Paul Julian
Miriam
Israel
D&c
Ganges
Attica
Bosphorus
Aurora
Fourth of July clash in Rush County school house
Rush County Rebels report a July Fourth confrontation at a Washington township school house where 40 to 50 secessionists faced 7 Ogden men. Dr Hall and Benson spoke pro secession, Benson attacked, Steele felled five attackers, and the school house cleared. Democratic association may end meetings.
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Rush County
Newcastle Courier
Washington Township
Indiana
South Carolina
Ogden
Hall
Benson
Tadiane
Jeff. Davis
Damocrats
Odgen Boys
Steele
Secesh
Navy Secesh
Democratic Association
Telegraphic News Cross Examines Confederate Defeat
A cross Atlantic viewer arriving from Atlanta to New York asserts the South would have ended the rebellion if Richmond battles had concluded in Confederate defeat. He claims Beauregard’s army moved toward Richmond with over 200000 troops, while cotton destruction remains limited and southern crops face famine prospects if the war endures.
Reconstruction Bill and House Conflict Reflected in 1862 Debate
The article outlines a controversial Reconstruction bill allowing colonization by free persons, prohibiting military officers from judging claims to service, and delaying effect until a presidential proclamation. It notes party voting patterns, a disruptive House scene, and a card from Indiana volunteers acknowledging a court martial fine against John Hogarth Lozier.
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Browning
Cowan
Wright
House
Border State
Congress
Blake
Ohio
Allen
Richardson
Illinois
Bacon Creek
Jorge Nethliz
37Th
Indiana Regiment
Hazzard
Cincinnati
John H. Lozier
37Th Indiana Volunteers
Cincinnati Commercial
Col. Hazzard
E. Wheeler
A. G. Hunter
Theodore W. Ong
Capt
4Th Regular Artillery
West Point
Stevenson
Ala
John Hogarth Lozier
Argona, Ind
Cash Buyers Encouraged with Strong Incentives
Real estate prospect promises attractive inducements for buyers paying cash or with short-term financing. The statement emphasizes confidence in quick closings and favorable terms for immediate purchases.
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Rising Sun
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Puller
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Dearborn County
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Dearborn Co
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Eeenan
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Saad
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Said County
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