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Great Civil War activity reported in city and region
Military mobilization fills the city as Home Guards assemble and part of Roureau’s Brigade arrives from the Indian side. General Braxton Grigg named Confederate Secretary of War. Reports detail troop movements around Brenson City and Lexington, with reinforcements and guard duties at Lamba and Lomirn Bridges. An Indiana Regiment guards the railroad, a private dies in an on board incident, and the steamer War Bugle delivers quiet reports from Boonville. The navy notes ongoing activity and a policy to accept loyal North Carolinians for service.
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Lexington
Green
Wnatinia
Wasinwaray
New York
Te Pot
Peasbieton
Washington
Lorigitia
Richmond
Nashville Union
American
Walker
Orience
Treasury
Viceat Hawk
Henningeen
Tumpton
Alexandria
Fort Smith
Ark
Texas
McQutloch
Mississippi
Louisville Journal
Joseph Holt
Fremont
Holt
Lincoln
Searce
Kentucky
Eels
Honry
Trumbull
Carroll
Curran Pope
Thin City
Nervicn
J. W. Routt
Hart
Fort Sumter
Tisseaney
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Jackson
Congress
ZolJooffer
Cumberland Lord
Knox County
Preston
Home Guards
Jarvencon
St. Louis Republican
Potton
Price
Sedalia
Parsons
Novorite
Jon Warrenaburg
Peis Quanty
Hlockwater
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St. Louis
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Messachnetis
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Deane
Jhanes
Ae Mina
Lesington
St.oreph
Smith
Ely
Cramer
Edwards
Mlavouri
Sundar
Cutis
Th Vity
Olene
Rebala
Lourvinga
Loalerille
Napsville
Kit Bethtown
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Memphis
Uret
Braxton Grigg
L. P. Walker
Fraxxvonr
Woll
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Genegetowrn
Lerington
Pope
Indiana
Hovey
Lamba Bridge
Wallace
War Bugle
Boonville
Lowa Fifth
Indiana Eighth
Indiana Twenty-second
Lomirn
Hatteras
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