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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1861

Page

2

Springfield conventions unite on ticket in county race

The Democratic and Republican county conventions in Springfield reach a united ticket with re nominations for George Morris Clerk of the Courts C R Ladd County Treasurer and James E Russell Register of Deeds and Benning Leavitt Chicopee nominated for County Commissioner The piece notes a good spirit and Republican praise An English family pays 750 for Konigsberg front windows to witness the Prussian coronation A Baron de Silberstein heir dies leaves funds to Vienna Prague universities and an actress A Washington defense report covers troops near Edwards Ferry and a Casey division review by the President and Gen McClellan

Treasury Department Richmond Congress Department Treasury Springfield George Morris C. R. Ladd James E. Russell Register of Deeds Benning Leavitt Chicopee Konigsberg Baron de Silberstein Vienna Prague Molle Zollner Alexandre Dumas Pére Chateau de Monte Christo Garibaldi Alexandre Naples MM. Petrucelli Nicotera New York Moosehead Lake Lord Forth Lloyd Herefordshire Reuter London Spectator England Paris Channel Henry Bulwer Washington McClellan Ball’s Bluff

Engagement at Springfield Forces Move Toward Battle

A Des Moines Dispatch reports Gen. Fremont and staff marching from Bolivar toward Springfield with Siegel’s division. Heavy combat losses reported from the Springfield charge and expected left and right wing deployments. News notes Price and McCulloch forces in retreat and Kennedy predicting larger Rebel resistance upon Fremont’s approach.

Springfield Richardson Bolivar Polk Co Cain Illinois Cavalry Holman Siegel Fremont McKinstry Warsaw Pope Osage Hunter Sturgis Lane Price Ben McCulloch Triton St. Louis Johnston Kentucky McCulloch Arkansas Kennedy

Federal Victory in Kentucky

Papacan Ky Oct 28 Three Illinois 9th regt companies moved to Saratoga up the Cumberland River and attacked a rebel cavalry troop of about 100. They routed them with 13 killed and 24 prisoners. Fifty two horses and all camp equipage were captured. our forces had two wounded.

Fort Lafayette Lowther Crestline Ohio Lowher Wood Bibl J. C. Lowther Tiger Fort Governor’s Island Navy Yard United States Service Lowber Dixie Kentucky Papacan Illinois Saratoga Cumberland River Onur

Rebels Routed Near Cairo After Skirmish

A party of 30 men from the Illinois 26th Regiment engaged rebel cavalry and infantry 13 miles below Cairo Illinois on Saturday. The rebels were routed with the loss of a captain a lieutenant and several wounded. No casualties occurred on our side.

Cairo Inx Illinois 26Th Regiment

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