Defeat of Zollicoffer Praises Bayonet Over Bloodshed
A controversial war dispatch hails the collapse of Zollicoffer’s forces at Mill Spring and Somerset, praising bayonets and marching steel over policy. It lauds Ohio and Indiana regiments, notes captures and casualties, and highlights General Buell and Colonel Pry in renewed Union resolve.
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Ohio Militia
Potomac
Mississippi
Washington
New Reans
Fontenoy
Sugarrow
Mill Bering
Sameracr
Louisville Journal
Figi
Mill Spring
Indiana
Micrebela
McCook
Ohio
Minnesota
Miller
Alvany
Wolford
Volliwoffer
Green Clay
Schoapif
Louisville
Prikonera
George B. Crivenden
Zollicoffer
Fry
Pry
Tenth
Kentucky
Minnyota
Walford
Guuiaings
Dom
Zolicoffer
Zollicuffer
Lophu
Wen
Tully
Gur Righ Doente
White Oak Creek
Quinderland
Harlan
Zeilicoffer
Thomay
Schoops
Tennessee
Thomas
Zollicoller
Howling Green
Hoskins
Somerset
the Lord
Great Salt Lake City
Ousin
Kingston
C. W
Canada
Gesers Backners
Loulsvillé
Prentice
Bickner
Mra. Lincoln
A. T. Scewart
New York
Meath
FolliceWar
Wry
T, Ky
Lexington
Ambunh
Wu May
Coronel Fry
Zollicoster
Zuiliavifer
Bia
Beave
Esids
Zollice
Z Sliicoffer
Mill Springs
Auguirer
Le tit for tremavn and Confederate currency sham
The piece discusses Confederate currency and its devaluation, noting circulating notes and barter practices in the South. It cites claims from The Washington Globe about enemy intelligence and treason within departments, and outlines the American Colonization Society meeting with receipts of £112,200 and 1,100 pew in treasury, plus limited emigration and accounts of emancipated Africans.
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Virginia
Louisiana
Tennestee
Wien Toway
Bhy Bowrd
Wfuire
Regiment Breaks Camp With Magic Bolting Cure
A New Albany Ledger report from Paducah recounts a Tusdea regiment marching to rebel strongholds after a sergeant ordered the march. Soldiers praised a miracle balm that relieved rheumatism and protracted camp life, boosting spirits to nearly a thousand men as they departed, hinting at broader military medical practices under General Grant.
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New Albany Ledger
Paducah
Puddenly
Themelves
Grant
Crittenden
Buel
Thomas
Speculators Disrupted Market For Iron Goods
Canadian military authorities at Montreal secured two thousand iron beds for troops, prompting speculators to buy all market iron suitable for beds and hold it for a price rise. The War Department ordered substitute bedstead components, with speculators left facing the change.
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Monteal
War Department
New Theory on Taxes and Public Wealth
A fragmented report argues taxation should fund repeated spending to avoid wealth drains. It notes Britain and others sustain public works through such cycles. The piece cites a Port Pickens wood contract in New York, with bids from five, Bisbee low bidder. prices ranged 1760 to 2 per cord. In Glen Valle New York a woman reportedly starved for three years, sparking local credulity.
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Britain
Isle
New York
Glen Valle
The Mistress and the Maid and Other Notes
A 1862 periodical notice reviews February publications in Atlantic Monthly and remarks on the ongoing serial The Mistress and the Maid. It notes pricing, subscription options, and the mapers tale drawing literary interest, with digressions on tax ideas and Civil War era observations.
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Hatiper
Sy Hebert Clark & On
Oller
Atlantic
Menara
Tlckoor & Fields
Boeton
Telebraery
Tigelow Mapers
Tlw
Te Ie
Tickoor& Fields
Boston
Mangeduretts
Mill Springs victory described as complete rout
Latest particulars from General Thomas to General Buel report a decisive Mill Springs win in Kentucky. Rebels routed. two six pounders and two Parrot guns captured along with vast logistics and subsistence stores. Casualties listed include 30 killed and 127 wounded. notable captains and regiments named amid vivid battlefield detail.
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Mill Springs
Kentucky
Thomas
Buel
Bownuser
Mill Sorina
Monticello
Oretty
McCook
Ohio
Burts
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
van Zollicoffer
Carter
Seventeenth Tepnesson
Gen. Thomas
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