Death of Colonel J. Richter Jones in Gum Swamp Fight
The narrative recalls Colonel J. Richter Jones leading the 58th and 27th Massachusetts in a Gum Swamp sortie near Kinston. Jones falls fatally while directing a rear assault against NC forces, after earning praise as a long-time Pennsylvania politician and ironworks owner. His body may be transported to a New Bern steamer arrival.
Brilliant Dash Upon the Rebels at Gum Swamp Action
News from Newbern details Col. J Richter Jones leading the Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania and Twenty-seventh Massachusetts through Gum Swamp to strike the rebels rear. The expedition captured the enemy's works and over two hundred prisoners, with the price of Col. Jones’s death. Destruction of works and munitions followed.
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Pointes
Jones
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Gol. Jones
General Ransom
Kinston
Kingston
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Fayson
Col. Rutledge
Cook
Jacobs
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New York Cavalry
Pennsylvania
Cecil Clay
Wells
Dwight
Lieut
Wood
Co. F
Twenty-seventh
Massachusetts
Twenty-seventh Massachusetts
Sanford
Co. A
Co. D
James R. Madison
Branch
J. A. Hedden
Twenty-fifth North Ambulance Corps
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Malvern Hill
Gum Swamp
Cove Creek
McCoy
Batchelor’s Creek
Dover Road
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Riggs
Sigg
Tey
Tuscarora
Winn
Neuse Road
Mike Webber
Michael
J. Richter Jones
Newbern
Sullivan County
J. Ritcher Jones
58Th Pennsylvania
N. Y. Herald
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United States Mail
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Ashcroft
Kinston and Goldsboro
Department of North Carolina
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Luke Lyman
Twenty-fifth
Josiah Pickett
Forth-sixth
Wm. S. Shurtleff
Geo. H. Pierson
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Kentucky lawyer's 1861 peace view on union and civil war
The Hon. C. A. Wickliffe of Kentucky writes to the New York Journal of Commerce stating that if Republicans had joined with Whigs and Democrats to present seven resolutions unanimously at the 1861 Peace Convention, secession would have ended, the nation saved from civil war, and the Constitution spared harm.
Coffin Handbills and Vallandigham Outrage Critique
The Times reviews the Coffin Handbills of 1814, noting the piece is distant in date yet aims to smear Gov. Seymour to divert attention from the Vallandigham outrage, which one New York paper reluctantly defends.
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Gov. Seymour
Vallandigham
New York
Enlistment of 20,000 Kentucky Volunteers Under General Fry
The Louisville Journal reports Gen S S Fry has set Camp Dick Robinson as the rendezvous for 20,000 Kentuckians to join for two years. Recruits are to be armed fed and equipped at once. State and national authorities back the effort with strong cooperation and a promise of possible service beyond the state to aid Union brethren.
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Republican press condemns West outrages and warns of party power
The piece critiques Republican media for partial civil liberty abuse, cites attempts to use military power for party ends, and warns radicals push to suspend civil tribunals. It argues such plans threaten liberties and risk civil war by empowering partisan officials.
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Partizan
Vicksburg War News Highlights Confederate Resolve
The article emphasizes Vicksburg’s strategic importance on the Mississippi, citing statements from Confederate figures and press voices. It notes Grant’s progress, Bragg and Rosecrans movements, and rumors of Bragg massing near Columbia with troops shifting toward Johnston. It portrays the war as pivotal for the Confederacy and warns of Union river control impacts.
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Rosecrans
Abolition N. Y. Times
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Jackson
Confederacy
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Mobile
N.Y
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Pemberton
Tullahoma
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Grand Gulf
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War
Buell
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