Local Rebel Conspiracy Arrests and Copperhead Press Mockery
A Cincinnati area plot to free Confederate prisoners in Cincinnati and Columbus was foiled by a detective. The Lawrenceburg Register attacks abolitionists and Lincoln, while local Copperhead columns mock perceived tyranny. Updates include magazine Peterson’s December issue and local farm produce gifts from Conway Bainum.
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Pye Teliowing
Dillsborough Jones
Aurore Tsg -Cochran
Lal “Sohn
Hey
Cincinnati
Columbus
Morgan Adil Wismien
Lawrenceburg Register
Cissterville
Halla
Golumn
Gopperhead
Lincoln
Ghia
Aurora Aid Society reports steady progress and donations
The Aurora aid society declares continued prosperity with monthly shipments to the Sanitary Commission at Indianapolis. From July to October the group met weekly, added three new dinners, and held a flourishing treasury with 210.88 on hand and 1500.90 in donations and dues. Volunteers organized drives, noting boxes of supplies including towels shirts drawers and socks were sent, and thanks were extended to nonmember contributors for sewing and knitting efforts.
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Jth
Shitishiy’ Commission
Pinchanapolis
Corealtesten Ab Indian Apolis
Castile
W. B. Miller
Dillsboro
Sewine
C. Georary E. ‘Serroy
Resolutions Honor Col Platter From Indiana Cavalry
At a camp meeting in Will Valley Georgia on September 8 1863 officers of the Fourth Indiana Cavalry adopted resolutions praising Col John A Platter for his leadership and wounds in battle expressing sympathy for him and his family and directing copies to Aurora Commercial Cincinnati Commercial and Indianapolis Journal for publication signed by Secretary Wm G Andrews and Chairman Jolly T Bewnz
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Lydiana
Dearborn
Pal
Lawrence‘burg
D. S ‘Major
W. W. Tilley
Richard Greig
Centro
R. C. Bond
Sparta
John ‘C.moore
Hogan
Henry Canfields
Manchester
John
M. Palmer
Jagkggn
John Bughert
Lawrenceburg
Cua Kelso
Charles Lodis
York
Nicholas Voe
Igasang
Logan-Samuel
T. Craig
Miller
Edward Jackson
Harrison
Samuel Breckinridge
Mde
Fourth Indiana Cavalry
Will Valley
Georgia
John ‘T. Deweese
Wm. G. Andrews
A. L. Hendricks
John A. Platter
Col. Platter
Aurora Commercial
Cincinnati Commercial
Indianapolis Journal
Yy Ge Andrews
Jolly T. Bewnz
Fourth Indiana Cavalry in pursuit at Cumberland Mountain
Report from Oct 1863 notes Fourth Indiana Cavalry, not in the initial skirmish with Wheeler's Rebel Cavalry, moved at dawn to engage the enemy near Cumberland Mountain. Major Lampson led a mounted and dismounted attack, driving rebels four miles to a rocky ridge, capturing horses and mules, and taking nine prisoners. Local recruiting efforts urged county committees to organize with township reps to speed enlistments within twenty days.
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Wheeler
Iidiana
Lampson
Indiana
Cumberland
Moountain
Fourth Indiana Cavalry Jria
Hensry B. Carrincror
U.S
UOU Humanity
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