Prisoner Capture Report From Rebel Front Near Cincinnati
Rebels surround and capture a Union scouting party six miles from a roadblock. Captain James Benes of Company 1 and Lieutenants Gilman and Schefffer were taken. twenty escaped. Two Company I men shot. list of prisoners provided for Cincinnati readers.
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Uys Dasty Prise
Tate
Ptcker
James Benes
Gilman
Schefffer
Cincinnati
Company I
Goble
Indiana
G. Hiliiker
Tell City
Cincinonti
Wiur Sen Ore
J. J. al
Janien Rexue
Charles Gilman
Wesley B. Maclean
Bergesili
Jobo Hanley
Mord
War Diary Entry from Virginia Camp Life Amid Siege
A Civil War correspondent vivid in voice describes a night near the Arkwater River in Virginia. Troops train on hills, guards, and fortifications. rumors of captives and a looming attack mix with camp revelry and wildlife. Secession sentiment, wartime shortages, and rations color daily life as soldiers brace for battle while observers note the harsh realities of occupation and the cost of loyalty.
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St. Joseph
Platte River
Fuayevorr
Confederats
Kentucky
Anderson
Senate
Conklin
Howard
Missouri River
Secesslouista
Redericm
Logla- Ince
J. E Bres
Dan Yale Pets
Rebel trade and troop movements amid Civil War turmoil
Reports from Worcester County and surrounding regions describe rebel trade concerns, Union and Confederate troop movements, and defense measures. The postmaster general orders closures and communications shifts while cities report skirmishes, fortifications, and evolving allegiances as September events unfold across Kentucky, Maryland, and nearby areas.
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Mimowri
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Boston
Worcester County
Antiy
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Waanixeroy
Department of State
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Postofice Department
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United States
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Nowak
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Fices
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Bat Wings
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Alvat
Coloniel Johnston
Lonisville
Sleven
Rousseau
Louisville
Buckner
Maidrough’s Hill
Rolling Fork
Nole
Eliasbethians
Nate
Price
Gang Ae
Sigel
Springfheid
LATER FROM EUROPE Lifts and Moves of Merchants and Ships
Late European dispatches report Liverpool arrivals and trading notes. The Cunard ship Heenan reached at six this morning with passengers and £4,600 on board. Liverpool cotton sales paused. speculation in markets remained subdued. Reports from France and Syria mention naval movements and canal projects. Prices for wheat and corn advanced modestly, with provisions quiet. American securities showed Illinois Central at a discount and other bonds firming amid rate notes.
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Agade
Red Westers
de Bontharo
York
Hanon
Fondon
Illinois Central
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