Frightful Naval Battle Describes Drowning and Missing
Disjointed dispatch reports heavy losses with over one thousand missing as Union and Confederate forces clash near Conrad's Ferry. Battles unfold amid sinking boats, chaotic crossings, and numerous casualties including officers and soldiers from the California and Tamany regiments. General Banks leads a late crossing as boats fail and reinforcements struggle to reach the battlefield.
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Bunker
Ier
Baker
Devine
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Edwardes
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van Lionie
Crotala Young
Dr. Baker
Webb Thia Crealen
Basi
Conrad
Perry
McClellan
Edwards Forey
Alea
Nf. G. Younng
Colona Baker
Stone
Ares Oclogk
Mornigade
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Persica Hnd
Eat
Raima
Ghione Coggawell
Ting Young
Torey
Shymun
Orey
Cagal
Lit
California Regiwanl
Qola
Galanal Wistar
Harvey
Young
Hhodepans
Iland
Virginia
Golowel I Deven
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Ceberal Stan
Gordian
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Ieee Ks
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Hanian
General Banks
Moa Ferry
Rockwood
Caja Simonds
Bowman
Wonymayo
Bradley
Lara Eee
Vase
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Forehand
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Expinia Philtitk
Campy H
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Coment
Tampa
Ken Pei- Prieutenant
Wistar
Qalifornia Regiment
War Budget and Military Dispatches Across the Nation
The article discusses war policy debates and the push for a victorious campaign to secure peace. It lists appointments in the War Departments, reports on European blankets arriving for quarters, and notes Confederate threats and Union resolve. It also mentions Colonel Baker's wounding and commentary on Alfred moral implications for future battles.
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Eigade
Wan. A. Frindley, Jr
Wan. EL Massey
J. J. Wood
Frederick Knetlererg
Lewis Val Wees
Tigadien
John Nathan Reeve
J. N. Palmer
Europa
Europe
Autrust
New York
Jake
New Orleans
J DE Uselogin
Bay Shaskson
Jackson
Southern Hove Bitre
Feria
Battle Dispatches from Leesburg and Western Front
Reports describe Civil War actions with details on forces at Leesburg, casualties, and prisoners. Messages mention martial law in Missouri, advance of Union troops, and movements toward Winchester London and Cumberland Ford with rebels reportedly split and pursued by Home Guards.
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Pevennye
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London
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Leo
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Pacific Telegraph
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San Francisco
Stephen J. |Ind
California
Nee
Abraham Lincoln
United Site
Here
Menas
Bick
Vomtyinte
Courier
Bowling Green
Breckinridge
Sinan
Nasi
Hupernaville
Uiber
Mountain Pass and Cumberland Gap As A War Route
The article describes the Big Sandy region and a fortified mountain route through Kentucky toward Tennessee, noting Cumberland Gap as a historic gateway. It highlights how secession sentiment appears weak among mountain communities and records migration and transport potential for troops and munitions via the river and rail corridors near Mayfield, Paducah, and Laurel County.
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Big Sandy River
Floyd Quanty
Kentucky
Od Dominion
Altoquitier
Musop
Scotland
Daye
Tennessee
Neta
Padneah
Smithland
Lotteville
Maysville
Breckinridge
Lowa
Contelo
Laurel County
Cumberland Ford
Newshire
Henne
South Pass
Vierene
North Carolina
Mississippi
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Keaton
Turkey
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Fulton
Geunen
Balk
Ms At Vance
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