Indiana Regiments Suffer At Jericho Ford And Dallas
Tur Chaplain reports 7th Indiana engaged at Jericho Ford May 23 and 25 with six killed and twenty four wounded while Co A sustained no loss. Names of wounded and dead from Co C 32d Indiana listed. 18th Indiana veterans welcomed home with grand reception. Military notes include Dallas skirmishes May 25 27 and college commencement exercises at Moore's Hill with various addresses and examinations. W O Pierce signs note.
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7Th Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Jericho Ford
Asena
Indiana
Washington
Gibbinson
W. O. Butler
Bridgeport
Ala
9Th Cavalry
Pulaski
A. H. Smith
Co. A
Mount Pleasant Hospital
F. Hastpanxs
Co. C
Chattanooga
Tre
Frederick Hook
Henry Wunderlich
Albert Nipp
John Unger
Jonn
Christian Lipper
John Gibee
18Th Indiana
Indianapolis
Tazhama
John Clifford
Nashville
Co. F
37Th Indiana
Dallas
Joseph Vandeusen
Slight
J. J. Kirk
George Goddard
W.H. Shipman Slight
Officers And Men Of Co IT 184th Indiana Veterans
George Shockley captain writes from Bowrye Garren Kentucky June 2 1864 listing officers and men of Company IT 184th Indiana Regiment One Hundred Days Volunteers preparing to move to Nashville and praising his unit with brief notes on shelter and writing limits. Include names Gipson Wood House Abbott Dary James Neteon and others in the company. The letter emphasizes pride in command and readiness for departure.
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Bowzrye Garren
Ep. Cou
Nashville
George Shockley
Edwin T. Gipson
George W. Wood
William House
Frank Abbott
Dary James Neteon
CNITY
Aurora
Council Chamber
A.H. Merkel
Otice
John Arnold
N. Dyke
Benjamin Sellers
Sarah Sellers
Circuit Court
Dearborn County
Asa Jackson
Hogan
County of Derborn
Indiana
Samuel Stitt
George Goulding
Townsend. Taylor
Masonic Hall
J.W. Weaver
Henry Walker
Atte
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio & Mississippi
C. I
City of
Ind
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Company
George Sutton
A. Nl
Meaxen, Creax
Great Denver Flood Described by Son of Hon. Lane
A letter from Denver dated May 20, 1864 details a devastating flood of Cherry Creek through West Denver. Structures including the News office and City Hall were swept away, bridges vanished, and many buildings damaged or undermined. The writer notes casualties minimal but widespread destruction and high water affecting Platte and Sand Creek areas.
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Colorado
George W. Lane
Cucorapo Territory
Cherry Creek
Larimer Street
Vawter
Commonwealth Office
McGaw Street
Conk
Blake Street
Moses Hallet
Lxq
Sen
Daily
Gen. Brown
City Hall
Bleak Street
Platte
Haines
Charles
M. E. Church
Brown
Sprague
Tilton
Ullman
Bluff
Sand Creek
Santa Fe
Bexelder, Kiowa, &c
Free from taxation bonds offered under 1864 act
Financial notice explaining Bond issues under the March 1864 Act, exempt from state and municipal taxes. Subscriptions payable in US notes or national bank notes. Redemption in coin after 10 to 40 years with 5 percent interest in coin. Interest semi annually, March and September. Options on interest accrual and premium adjustments noted.
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