Soldiers of the Thirty eighth Indiana Recall Flag Tribute
The article recalls a ceremony honoring the Thirty-eighth Indiana with the flag that accompanied their march through New Albany. Col Maginness and Col Griffin praise the soldiers as they guard the emblem and vow to defend the nation, with references to Perryville and later triumphs. The scene includes a patriotic allegory and a post-ceremony meal with brigade officers before the unit departs Louisville Junction.
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Indiana
Perryville
New Albany
Cotors
E. A. Maginness
John Culbertson
H. N. Devol
Oine
94Th Ohio
Col. Scribner
Col. Maginness
Coloxel
Scripner
Thirty-Eighth Inpiannaa
23Rd Indiana
Scribner
Griffin
88Th Indiana
Ninth Brigade
Col. Griffin
Thirty-eighth
38Th Indiana
9Th Brigade
Louisville Junction
Corinth Rain and Iuka Rebel Hospital Notes
Three days of Corinth rain yield mud and hardship, with few brick or wooden pavements for pedestrians. Iuka hospital shipments resume as rebel wounded are moved to Columbus for exchange, a flag of truce seen between Corinth and Iuka. Captain Allen of the Seventh Illinois is shot by a drunken private, Myers, amid tension over punishments for abusing a negro. the captain dies soon.
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Iuka
Columbus
Vicksburg
Allen
Seventh Illinois Infantry
John Myers
Myers
Ers
Lir Baicape
Sront River
Texa
13Th
N. V.1
J.G. Hawkins
W. 8. Smith
North Division
Ren. P. Runkle
Ohio
R.R. Henderson
128Th Oy
Frank J. See
Tates Akan Seatiok
Beag
D. Jones
Cincinpsti
Washington Park
Thomas M. Kyle
Co. C
Race Street
Marine Hospital
E. Williams
Brown
OxpNancr
WaAsumeton
United States
Ordnance Aeoboy
No. 45
Worth Street
New York
United States Arsenal
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Washington City
Jas. W. Hipley
Ordnape
Correspondence on a Union expedition up White river Arkansas
General Hovey reports from Helena Arkansas that an expedition of about eight thousand men including the 11th Indiana and forces under Washburne and Wynn aimed to seize a rebel fort near Napoleon while ascending White river. The voyage faced high water, sand bars, minor guerrilla fire, and a navigator crew sounding the channel before two boats proceeded. The fleet eventually retreated to the Mississippi after a blocking sand bar stopped progress.
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Helena
Ark
Hovey
Washburne
Wynn
Napoleon
Arkansas River
White River
Arkansas
Carondelet
11Th Indiana
11Th
Geo. Stimbaugh
Gen. Hovey
Messrs. Frame and
Kinman
Mississippi River
Indiana Volunteers
Geo. F. McGinnis
Harlan County Battalion of
State Guard
Ambrose Powell
Perrycounty
Battallion
Leatherwood
Kentucky River
Jesse Caudelle
Ren. Caudelle
Caudelle
Powell
Henry Banks
William Dixon
North Fore
Wash. Morgan
Harlan Battalion
John Eversole
Perry County
Eversole
North Fork
Hayes
Wallen’s Creek
Harlan County
Manchester
Clay County
Cumberland Gap
Blankenship
Spurlock
Harlan’s C. H
Meade County
Virginia
Crab Orchard
Culton
Cleents
Covington Tax Plan and City Debt Spotlight
The article reports on a Covington council discussion to levy a new revenue tax to fund bonds tied to the Covington and Lexington Railroad, with lawmakers considering a 50 cent tax per $100 of property for four years, then tapering to 20 cents. It notes related political moves, court actions, and local reactions amid broader wartime context.
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Ua i
Osm
Seid Eltie
Ernst
Warrens
United States District Court
Covington
City Council of
James F. Robinson, Jr
W. A. Dudley
Joshua Tegis
Louisville
Tur
United States Circuit Court
Ballard
Thirty-second Kentucky Regiment
J. Crocket Sayers
Sayers
Wm. Lowry
Alex
James
John Thompson
Richard Gilderslew
Jeff. Davis
Col. Sipes
Sedam
Johnston
Augusta
Bovrson
Frank Atkinson
Maysville
Dick Gano
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
John Thomas
Dover
Mason County
Drovers
Union Democracy
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mr. Benton
Robert Richardson
Democratic’ Party
Boy Henry Morton Left Eye Injury During Ball Game
A boy named Henry Morton was severely injured on the left eye while playing ball on Saturday with several companions on the city commons. He was struck by a paddle or stick wielded by one of the other boys.
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Lena Fox
Fifth and Walnut
D.R. Cady
W. 8
Taliaferro
David Street
Brighton
Henry Morton
Banks Sere At Sea Southward In Civil War Message
The Banks expedition is reportedly at sea moving south with a strong, well equipped force including regiments from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and New York. A staff officer asks about destination and clothing with the general advising to bring both light and heavy gear. An item notes a Liverpool paper advertises the Sumter story ending.
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Connecticut
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N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
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Havana
Philadelphia
Wil Bs
Teets
Cuxago, Wison & Co
Liverpoo
Army Knife Fork and Speen Canvas Sale Ad
An old catalog style listing promotes a canvas sale with 36 knives and forks, shams, hats, and broadaxes at low prices. It mentions white knives and forks and cecea hatchets, indicating a broad assortment of cutting tools and hardware.
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Fork & Speen
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