Nashville Hospitals and the Mack Article Critique
Nashville readers hear a rebuttal to a Cincinnati Enquirer piece by Mack about city hospitals. The letter defends hospital conditions, notes clean bunks, and praises Sanitary Commission aid while correcting claims about doctors, burials, and Sisters of Charity.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio State Journal
Mack
Mark
Potter's Field
Stone’s River
Sanitary Commission
Nur
Address of Indiana Soldiers to the Legislature
A lengthy Civil War era address by Indiana soldiers urges unity and vigorous war efforts. It defends the Union, condemns secession, calls for support to Governor and President, and rejects peace talks. The document accompanies resolutions for continued funding, supplies, and loyal action by citizens and lawmakers.
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Indiana
Union
General Assembly
United States
Army
Navy
Congress of the
Ep. Gazetts
Inpranarotis
Senate
Arkansas
Danning
Johnnson
Eudent
Randolph
Mr. Browne
Delawere
Mr. March
Dunning
Wm. H. Seward
Adams
Seward
Lincoln
Bhssega Aon
Chicago
Tauat
Minnesota
South
Reed
Mr. Dunning
Horace Greeley
Blavery
Dupning
Jno
C. Breckinridge
Tor
Hell
Masonic Hall
Indiana Diera
Rosecrans
Democracy
Gifford
Klin, m
Cobb
Uem
Oreo
Potomac
All Indies
Regina
Conice
Uae
Felt Dem
Cigypool
Fremont Defends Corps Conditions in Civil War Report
Major General J. C. Fremont disputes General Pope's demoralized corps claim, noting Reno? s reports and Sigel's testimony. He describes Rosecrans and Blenker divisions marching from Romney to Strasburg, with troops exhausted yet steadfast, and asserts Pope lacked proper authority for such judgment.
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Edent Pope
Fremont
McDowell
Army Corps
Sigel
Vseriance
United States
D. C
F. Sicxn
Maj
Gegr
T. C. H. Smita
A. D.C
Pope
Rosecrans
Blenker
Potomac Army
Hanper
Mars
Romney
Petersburg
Virginia
Franklin
Schenck
Milroy
Jackson
Ohio
Cluseret
Banks
Shenandosh Mountains
Strasburg
Port Republic
Papen Cain
Istana Sirisonst
Awsremeenst
Pytan
Picibar
Bigel
J. C. Fremont
U.8
Overworked Physician Described in Social Science Review
The staff of great hospitals is insufficient and a conscientious physician toils from 1 P.M. to 6 30 P.M. without rest. He handles 4480 heartbeats, 86 chests, 190 tongues, 1120 questions, 336 prescriptions, and many other duties while patients go unattended. He is pale, partly deaf, and exhausted, fearing a miswritten prescription as he exits the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Hamlet
Adam
Social Science Review
Jeff Daviss Retaliatory Proclamation Draws Fire Abroad
Paris cables report that Jefferson Davis angered allies and opponents with his harsh proclamation against General Butler. The London Daily News letter praised by some as sharp, while Parisian readers noted the contrast with Emperor Napoleon III and argued mediation should not aid slaveholding tyrants.
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Jeff. Davis
New York
Merald
Paris
Jefferson
Butler
London Daily News
Daily News
Rascal Mumford
Lincoln
France
Secret War Inquiry and Burnside's Rappahannock Plan
The article reports that the Committee on the Conduct of the War is investigating whether officers under General Burnside came to Washington to oppose his plans. It recounts a claim that Franklin sent officers to argue against Burnside's crossing of the Rappahannock, prompting Lincoln to countermand the attack, and that poor weather hindered Burnside, forcing abandonment of the plan.
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Senate
Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Washington
Wilke
Rappahannock
Franklin
John Cochrane
Lincoln
Letter from surgeon on New Jersey regiment hints at Army of the Potomac politics
A fragment from a surgeon in a New Jersey regiment discusses circulating a journal and hints at political factions within the Army of the Potomac. The letter references McClellan, open camp issues, and Democratic influence, noting tensions over secession and press access in camp life.
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New Jersey
McClellan
Dindlog
The
Philadelpnis Tor Inquirer
the ‘World
Waiannt Ter Tee
Bids Sought for Mail Bags and Leather Goods
The post office department seeks sealed proposals for four years of mail bags and leather bags including No 1 and No 2 sizes with specified lengths widths and weights and leather hobble bags. Proposals must be delivered to the department by April 21 with bonds and guarantors required.
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Tyson
M Desloval Partie
Ocean Wave
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Henry Johnson
M. K
Paan Ane
Washington, D
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Mt Ee Ee
Lee Cate
United States District Assor
Bonda
Wift
Sig
Orrics
Crxcinnati Gas
Coxz Co
Crxcinnati
Februares
ALED
Jon Beny
Front Street
Eosesnes
Cma
H. J. Mille
Post_Office DePARTMENT
Dundee
New York
Scot
Maca Ork
Philadelphia
Ohio
Marie
Rome
Renin
Thargia
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West
Opyever
Nashville Hospitals
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Hinds
Ohio Friie Journal
Mac
Joan Sxurriu
Sen
Geel” Nour
Barynet
Davis
Beper
Darol Meemaxtes
Cincinnati
United States Sanitary Commission
Aid Society
Bolaiers
Aia’ Society
Iain Township
Stark County
Omo
Soldier's Aid Society
Granville
Unatasia
Soldiers’ Aid Society
Ark Ohio
Belle Center Ohio
Sdiers’ Aid Peepee Toleds
Soldiers’ Si Sociaty Yellow
Bacyrus
B. Bodiers’ Aid Society
Calcutta
Seldiers’ ‘Aia Society
Indianapolis
Fostoria
Red Lion
McKibben’s Corner
Wabash County
Indians
Perrysburg
Hilsboro
Bearfield Township
Perry County
Mt Vernon
Ema Edwards
Sinking Springs Or
Bolaier’ Aid Society
Jones, Mich
Soldiers’aid Society
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Lima
Altes County
Jamestown
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Farina
Pearl Barney
Pr. Stegle
Lexington
Thos
Smith
Michigan Volunteers
Col
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Indiana Volunteers
Moe Sy
N.H. Sidwell
Virginia Cavalry
Camp Pratt
Western Vir
W. Hayden
Nashville, Tenn
A. W. Prattenburg
Aets
Western Sanitary Commiision
Oppanis
Joan B. Hetca
U.S. Sanitary Commission
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Lifornia Fourth Ward c Cadet Fund
Ars
John A. Limne
Broadwell
Bailey
Odiorne
A. Burnett
Judge Hoadley
Carpenter
Messrs. Burnett
Wilstach
Baldwin
Tote
John B. Heidi
Sanitary
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WB Dabes
Deberesess
Cevers
Hette Beg Hoy
Ieee
Kentucky
Soldiers’ Home
Jonn B. Heron
Supreme Court of Ohio
Milton Satliff
William Y. Peck
William Y. Gholson
Jacob Krinkerhoff
Josah Scott
L. J. Critchfield
Bocket
Thomas J. Dudley
Geaugarron Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lekeroarty
District Court
Sport
Cub Witout
Peck and Gholson Jr
Ett Hadley
W. H. Hawkins
Clinton County
District Court of
Gnatson
John Gardner
Parker J. Gardner
Ross County
Souruirr
C. J
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John Trimble
Longworth
Hamilton County
Pecx J
Chase
Alpheus D. Smith
John J. Whitbeck
Lorain County
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Mountain Department
Douglas
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Committee On FE
Missouri
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Army Stores
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Hoofland
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Tensh Baptist Church
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Germantown
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