Soldier Letters From a Swamp Front Near Mobile
An extensive wartime letter from a soldier describes camp life by Dog River near Mobile. He notes harsh climate, alligators, paprika humor, longing for home and hopes for furlough, plus vivid scenes of officers, women, and daily drills. He also recalls a dangers of combat and the peculiarities of military life.
Crossing the Green River to Munfordville in an Ohio Troop Column
A Kentucky correspondent recounts the Union advance under Gen. Mitchell on the Green River, describing the ford and pontoon bridge crossing at Munfordville. The long march, moonlit river, cheering regiments, and the moment the flag appeared in the clouds are detailed alongside remarks from soldiers and the crossing of the Thirteenth Ohio and Fifteenth Kentucky units.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Green River
Mitchell
Hart County
Munfordville
Willich
Cook
McConk’s On
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Sone
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Mormon Tabernacle meeting in Salt Lake on statehood drive
A January Salt Lake City mass meeting of Latter Day Saints at the Tabernacle urged Utah admission to the Union as a state on equal footing with other states. Brigham Young presided in part, and a long address denounced federal policy toward Utah, calling for recognition of Utah as a state and a convention to organize a territorial government. Delegates from Salt Lake City include Daniel H. Wells, Abraham C. Smoot, and John Taylor, a notable early Mormon leader and former editor of The Morrmon. The piece also notes the railroad license bill advancing in the state legislature.
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James Gurausan
Uen Miller
Wilfriyd Woodrutf
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Albert Carrington
John Taylor
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Church of the Latter-Day Saints
Elias Smith
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