Fragmented 19th Century Notes From Ireland to War
A late 1800s style miscellany recounts charity by a bishop aiding a poor family, a dramatic moral anecdote about a former soldier’s sacrifice, contrasting views of soldiers and civilians, contraband anecdotes from Ship Island, and scattered vignettes on soldiers, religion, and a governor’s scandalous departure amid rumors of mental distress.
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Philadelphia
Carlisle
Coonstun
Thoas
Kunwiyehla
Leiddrom
Laman
Tom Margaret Wellington
Hothuoh
John Wealey
Jordan
Muenos Ayres
South America
Monroe-Street
Mok Dogamad
Castelli
Leipsier
Ship Island
United States
Nathanial
Sambo
Jnet
Alwaya de Masaa
Masen Johnson
Nat
Lincoln
United
Ireland
Mobile
Florida
Darkey
Tampa
Telegraph dispatches from North Carolina theater report Burnside expedition progress
A telegraph from Washington on January 24 covers General Burnside’s operations off Hatteras and Fort Monroe. It notes delays from fog, heavy labor to tow vessels, and the New York’s loss at the harbor entrance while the rest of the force anchors. Casualties are few. a few officers and crew are lost in a separate incident. Different Southern reports discuss Beauregard’s command and Johnston’s position, with Knoxville and Richmond papers adding Kentucky and Columbus context.
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Fort Wayne
Gormaxok Dawson
Cran
Trovale
Telegraph
John W. Dawson
Uran
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Dawson
Tie Brie
Tila
Iadiana
Tian
Thid
New York
York
Hintteras
Way Hoa
Tanding
Fonvaine Moxnom
Burnside
Rao
Twenty-fourth
Massachusetts
Rhodé Island
Hawkins
Hatteras
Norful
Starm
Mars
Key Weat
Pevinco
Ivland
Feet
Gulf of Benxico
Baltimore
Wisconsin
Forte Rees Monroe
Selden
Parks
Michigan
Wa. B. Fletcher
Wm. Booth
C. A. Hooper
California
Richmond
Beauregard
Army of Colombia
Gustavas W. Smith
Columbus
Noone
Sidney A. Johnston
Crittanden
Kentucky
Knoxville
Jakuson
Hoge
Jobuwon
Carroll
Zollicoffar
Ales Wong
Orit
Fepden
Alto
Eneary
Criftenden
Angeay
Bosvervet
Halte
Oslotel Strarthini
Mit Boing
Ganeral Crittenden
Tederala
Buelit
Fonmvillé
Tenry
Bame
Br. Lov
Fingwell
Florence
Misenum
Iowa
Enery
Leflingwell
Dave Master
Ms. Louis
Missouri
Smilingwell
Megro
Florencn
War News From Bosvervet and New Mexico Skirmishes
Latest dispatches describe engagements near Bosvervet with heavy casualties and prisoner losses, General Crittenden advancing on Montivello, and Union reinforcements mobilizing. Reports from Santa Fe note Canby moving from Fort Craig toward Bernal while Federals contend with Confederate threats and supply shortages statewide.
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Isha
Mt Will
Exeanien
Ruanoth
Binee Weber
Cat Maroe
Maltby
COVE
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Gove
Robert Orr
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Boa Noord
Torin
Walnut
Duncan & Co
Dunel
Basanats Pet
Gallaninc
Epexial
Ernest
Briandson
General Commission
Bea
Eet Pen Tee Tha Orm Sone
Our
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Nesday
Migryals
Abraham
Woo
Er Aon
Maken
Mundy
Solomon's Temple
Wlwaya
Clemon Hovera
Granny Slocoya
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Ericists
Haibe So
Polka Conan
Pal Munrt
Miitea Pan Fall
Phils
Gallek
Wadsworth
Cinegyman
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Moo
Ohio
Tina
Carioné
Gequa
Wong
Doctor Chambers
Af Wenona
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Lott Huntiogne
Jason
Lace
Marcut Clawson
Shamberlain
Seaball
Dey
Crosby and
Martin
Indian Affairs
Aleo Gu Kwat
Indy
Alecurstuy
Uy Jor Kumbar
Port Royal
Pitt
Allen
Jereey
Barrimone
Richmond Dispatch
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Santa Fe Wail
Pedorala
Fort Craig
Albuquerque
Beata Ve
Fort Inion
Washington
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Criconden
MI Serings
New Year
Lchmond Snapateh
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Unite
Leviden
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Mill Spri
Congress
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House of Repro
St Lewis Maywleam
Erteren
Ar Theroland
Bewine
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Ame
Pales Uperahoter
Winer Wa
Cail
Williams & Orvis
Nancy Mall
Gardon
Vet Unita
Warrington
Hoston
Ake
Wing-Macrin
Sinoma
Singh
Family Gowley
Hemmer
Ointibnath Offich
Commercial-ofice
Fourth
Race Ata
James Brardom
Agwat
Opesisg
Olustng Malla
Boie ‘Brwige Ag Ieee
Esas
Hal
Daisy Ie
Shaw
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