Unofficial Reports on General Wool and Fremont in Missouri
A collection of dispatches and rumors from Jefferson City and St Louis concerns General Fremont’s possible removal and General Wool’s command in the Western Department. The pieces discuss rebel movements on the Potomac, battery placements, and varied wartime rumors about leaders, while noting the slow flow of reliable information and the propensity of papers to sensationalize war news.
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St. Louis Republican
Jefferson City
McCulloch
Fremont
Missouri
Isoo
Pramont
Gerpore
Wool
Weatern
ReMavet and Rail Work Halted in Covington
Reports from Covington describe stalled movements of Mr Weick freight crews and the first tunnel on the railroad. a rumor of exodus from Harrison County to join rebels circulates amid a note on Colonel Lon Harrin’s delay. An empty Kentucky Central train derailed with minor injuries. preparations for troops and fortifications continue on Lexington turnpike.
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Ueydemaon
Kentucky
Young
Forminy
Henderson
Frankfort
Crott
Lal
Morton
Green River
Tebacco
Dan
Secomtentat
Ashbysburg
Tennesee
Air
Covinton
Hare
James 8. Clay
Pot I. C. Harria
Msq
Covington, Ky
Melaon County
Harderown
Harrison County
Lon
Ip King
Kentucky Central
Hunt
Ulaninrnleg
Parrauariows Rom Rin Sontine
Ultizene
Covington
Lexington
Newport News Items on War Preparations and Local Notices
A fragmented Newport News column reports gun carriages moved through streets destined for John’s back of the city and notes forthcoming siege gun mounting once works are ready. It records George P. Webster as muster officer for Newport, Covington area and mentions a grand Union demonstration with Henry Branberg and others, plus various military and civic notices and a report from the Washington Star on General Premont’s dispatches and war context.
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W. Z. Sherman
United States
James 2. Clay
Koxteckt
United States Court
Lewisville
Gi Iey
Hanson
Gardon
Riepperson
Montgomery
Samuel Lark
Garrard
William and
Estill
James M. Ogden
Clark
Jove Hiczkins
Woodford
Wiliam Welch
Jemsam Oe
Claiborne W. White
Madison
Jomee
Shepherd
Scott
George Robertson
Fayette
Thomas Ware
Harrison
John Dilis
Pikes
Xelyucry
Hoth Howson
General Assembly
Kepwoky
United States Senate
Senate
John Breckinridge
Lazarus W. Powell
Kentucky
Uasted
Military Board
Apollia
Fort Holt
Guiro
John V. Disk
Govemmor
George P. Webster
Smith
W. Pinnell
Virniam
Virginia
Bieter
Cng
Osbinek
Stein
Haan Powérfol
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Great Sales
Maryland
Kentice Miron
Ita
Os Tanca
John’s
Newport
Bride
Epee
Odd Fellows
Jair
Henry Branberg
Mark Mundy
Geo. P. Webster
Campbell County
Ft. T. Baker
Union Cante
Masosio Gray Bovis
Ohio
Calumbuy
Siliopen
Charles ©. Kiefer
Dayton
Juban Catdirell
Clogiunnti
Grand Recorder
Knight Templars
Kent Durvin
Masaillon
Dole
Caldwell
Mopal Arch Masone
Aneniga
Haeves Vinal
Springfield
John D. Caldwell
Graal Op
Pugadey
H. M. Svalte
George Es
Will Preadda
Joba D
Caldwrand
Healeyours
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Benery Reed & CO
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Tela
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Mansfeld
Tommevent
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Corre Eposdene
Preta
Universal
Eesture
Avention
Wiz
Gastner Special Telegraphic
Prinkltt
Mollicetter
Gazette
Azette
Gagette
Correspondens
Gaarite
Newa
Eays the Gazette
Pansa
Ams
Tearis Rowtis
Ravirw
St. Lowia
Fulton
de. Smith
Prine
Jackson
The
Philadelphia Lnquirer
General Hallock
California
Tout Oil
Bresuning Cartain Angerren
David Bilver
Louis
Atearbwat Certov
J.J. Damset
Eby
Ts Seen Buiasanee
Wis, K., Strangr
Op Ates
Premgat's
Kentucky Ifrs
Indiana
Mallee
Courparan
Govinaton
Tri
Kentucky Cyntral Railroad
Loisieruin
Thomas
Carp Wick
Neue
Steadman
Lexthston
Urop
Christianelintg
Adem Neville
Paring
Bame
Seville
Colonal Mulligan
Sredbeey
Cbicago
Tbs Elasay
Chad Hank
Price
Grapade Ic
Columbus
Roe
John A. Bennett
Fimont Artillery
Roeliff Breakerhad
Nell
Aepallion
Stedman
Ihee
Velorus T. Hill
Ipant Infantenry
Thomas 20S Day
Beelon
Aylord
John H. Cherry
Ihaoy's Seat
McClaren
Richard Wright
William J
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Thomas Turner
J. H. Bainter
Thomas T. Clark
William’ c. Butterfield
David W. Nill
Willoughby W. Webb
Tornee Park
James H. Coulter
Harwell Osborn
Joan P. Kinney
Lewis U Webster
Monry Gay
Dus
N.N. Grarr
16Th Regiment
Charles W. Gordon
OC. Crafn
Onkar von Hrauder
Emtle
Horace P. Cigugh
Goth
Anne
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Tanae Oe Gath
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Ivane W. Ayres
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Henry
Milia
Jaco N. Vietor
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Verwilin More
Wil My Harris
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Smr
Linann
New Orleans
Shin Island
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Ieland
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Dies
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T. Bh. Turner
Lok Vegay
N. MI
Watrous
Te Haute
Ind
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Bullio
Rebert Fulton
Main
Willinton
Betes
Weick
Freight
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Newport News
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W.B. A. Suyith
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Caraphall County
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Fuae Weintpung
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West Pourth
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