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Cincinnati Daily Gazette in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1862

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Cooperative Postal Terms for Agents and Carriers

The notice states two editions are provided to Agents and Carriers who supply subscribers. Packages go on first morning trains by mail or express as desired. City Carrier orders may be left at the office at Fourth and Vine. agents sought in interior towns where pens exist. no clubs sent to towns with no copies. additions to a club end with the club. additions to clubs under eight months are not allowed. The terms are strictly adhered to.

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Chain Gang and Sez Regime Sparks Arkansas War Letters

A Civil War era letter from St Louis describes Arkansas Unionists chained in groups and marched to Little Rock for trial, then pressed into Confederate service after Governor Rector offered choices. The narrative details brutal treatment, relocation to Memphis, and eventual enlistment in the Confederate army amid wider anti Union sentiment and draft scenes.

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Rebel Graves and Epitaphs at Wesleyen Cemetery

A Boston transcription describes Wesle ya n Cemetery in St Louis where Union and Confederate dead lie in one grave yard. It notes headboards listing grave numbers and initials and reports women of Secession leaning flowers on the rebel plots. Verse on boards praises rebels with racially charged lines.

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Boston Transcript Wesleyan St. Louis Secession
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Battle near Fort Craig ends with repulse and river losses

The Santa Fe Gazette reports Capt Tilford of the Third Cavalry resisted a small Texan force seven miles below Fort Craig on the Rio Grande. He and his men fought two to three hours and retreated in good order with three wounded. Three of his men drowned crossing the river. Five Colorado volunteer companies pursued. New Mexico volunteers express dissatisfaction over partial disbandment.

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Richmond Fugitive Slave Case and War Dispatches

Union forces report quiet but exposed in meadow area after reconnaissance to Meadow Bridge while skirmishing continues. McClellan disputes Casey division conduct, Burnside declines serenade, and Lord Lyons prepares to depart Europe as Washington plans a large land sale in Oregon.

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