The Lower Potomac Closed and Civil War News
The Daily Press discusses the Lower Potomac closure and government plans, notes General McClellan concedes limited forces, questions Fremont’s removal, and complains of clothing shortages and disease among Western Virginia troops. It cites editorials from the Picayune about the Man-of-War myth and Newport news on vessels.
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Mallog
Framcot
Lincoln
Guiblin
Fremont
Camp Wildcat Battle Report and Louisville Train Of War
A Louisville fragment reports Garrard’s Kentucky forces at Camp Wildcat repelling Zollietter’s larger rebel force with heavy casualties. Ohio and Tennessee regiments rushed to reinforce, while Brigadier General Echoepi commands federal troops. Sizable train departure at Nashville Depot carries soldiers and artillery toward the front.
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Dick Robinson
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Washington
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Hooshin
James B Wood
Sloothin
Hirty-Third
Indiana
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David H. McVounel
Compiny
Warren Brewer
Ompany I
Totana Vightare
George Miler
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William Hogler
Low McFerren
Howard T. Combe
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Thin City
Nashville
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Covington Armory Feasts and Rebel Arrests Report
Long report details Covington civic measures and military activity. Arrests near the city yield captured fugitives linked to rebel supporters. Armory facilities described as a social and logistical center for soldiers with dining, heating, and relief services. Staff changes include vacancy of City Treasurer and election actions. Henry Clay Rifles officers elected at Camp King and mustering into US service. Paymaster’s appearance at Camp King causes notable reaction among troops.
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Euardien
Wilcox
Summerwell
Treamer Aloot
Comenittae
Sreckia
Jae
Covington
Ladies’ Soldiers Relief Society
Orricyns
Camp King
Henry Clay Rifles
Iment
Kentucky Volunteers
G. Foy
W. H. Mundy
Pirot
II ‘Thompson
United States
Oglesby
Tenry Clay Rifles
Boone
Kenton
Bermuda Gazette of the 10th Inst Announce Military Purchases
Vaon Benavva reports the Bermuda Gazette notes ongoing military equipage with 70 talentation paid on twenty yemols, detailing assorted arms including two hundred ten guns and future expansion. The Richmond Ewpire, under Govarnor, seeks patttisa ova military acquisitions.
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Vaon Benavva
Plereat
Newport News Sees Turning Tide in Secession Town
A large meeting at Carthage Newport County notes Union support rising as Edwards and Major Ira Root speak. Capt Holden recruits for Mundy’s Regiment, while Thomas leads Welner Regiment efforts. city council approves drains and licenses for coffee houses amid ongoing security talks with Major Kin.
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Ira Root
Newport
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Root
Holden
Covington
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Ae Eeoust
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Marshal
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Dan, Smith
Henry Wise
G. Loos
Marshal Bennett
Kin Commandant
Newport Barracks
Joseph Stumpy
Barney Stradcamp
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King
Garericon
Ton Wansten
Jamestown
Cewp King
Monare Baker
Eiwarde
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