Kentucky in War News and Union Proclamation Debates
A Kentucky letter discusses the war, Fremont, and the administration's stance. It critiques political maneuvering, praises union aims, and warns that decisive action is needed to preserve the Union, especially in Kentucky. The piece covers Fremont’s proclamation, party politics, and the national mood for decisive leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republica Anwnel
Republican Party
Fremont
Washington
Lee
Vrewent
Wea
Wert
St. Louis
Preedow
McUulioch
Hardes
Pele
Aesnurl
Sarenniy
Newtown County
Missouri Public Figures Clash Over Fremont Controversy
In Missouri a heated exchange over General Fremont's actions unfolds. Letters question Ottawa state loyalty and military decisions while the press debates party shifts and Union support amid Civil War tensions. The piece cites notable residents, petitioners, and local leaders urging answers from officials on strategy and accountability.
From a private letter on the Covington to the sea of war
A private letter recounts the landing near Covington and progress toward the rail line. Captain Ryan of Camp King and Lieutenant Alexander lead, with detailed camp routines, breakfast provisions, and encounters with local residents and Confederate pickets as Union forces advance and fortify positions along the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newporter
Cue Avreman
Anrewan
Boerum Sratia
Covington
Losington
Ryan
Camp King
Waa
Armaan
Alexander
Eaih Manson
Border Riaterial
Tengih
Samuel
Gay
Savion
Morgan
A.W. Re
New Ford Nick A Dastanpiy Octiaun A Sick Soldier
A German soldier from the Twenty sixth Ohio Regiment near Ganley crossed the river to Newport to visit a friend. He collapsed from consumption and rheumatism, was attacked and left unconscious aboard the ferry, and then taken to the Marine Hospital at Liberty by Captain Edward Ali. Local authorities vow action against assailants and note military patrols and public safety efforts along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-sixth Ohio Regiment
Gojenet Fille
Ganley
Newport
Sandy Jane
Jefferson-street
Tie
Marine Hospital
Edward Ale
Jnsiee
Orr Fox Tan Wan
Tot Guarda
Pumeaown
Taytoe Gorge
Willnane
Washington Artillery Company
Wulow Wien
Captus Aghinn Watt
Dave
Areriko Suscio
King
Jadevere
Covington and Lexington Railroad Guards Form Nine Infantry Companies
Nine infantry companies and one artillery company are formed for protecting the Covington Lexington Railroad. Officers include Captain Ceelhton, Captain Tyrack, Lt Col Nock, and several guards units under Captain Wibos and Captain Lehman. Local notices report provisioning, discipline, and upcoming movements with new assignments and transport arrangements. Marie Jackson was fined for loitering about the jail and passing whisky. Conrad Bell paid his fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miurrany
Covington
Lexington
Myers
Ceelhton
Tyrack
Grays
Nock
Kenion Union Guards
Usplain Amog Bbinkle
Sani Jantetion
Varrall
Gaptl+ uepral
Wits
Lehman
Toumree
Uptain
Marrall
Jupaver
Berrad
McClellan
Doder Liebtenant Elliott
Rie Ooett Lichardewu
Marion Aruilney
Tifa
Hewitt
Maron
Marie Jackson
Goodson
Jai
Conrad Bell
Eggiewton
Haan
iMareus
Covlogton
Lanington
Fragmented 18th century notice on guardians and accounts
A disjointed historical notice describes guardianship, an account filed and suspended for confirmation, and a master’s report about property returns. It mentions Frederiha Tginniat aged seventeen, Win. OTN guardian, and a volunteer in a regiment, with scattered references to discharge and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phowate Covnr
Terone
Jonor Panpace
S. W. Brite
Pervon
Frederiha Tginniat
Thomas
Beirk
Win
OTN
T. Mo
Cormank
Aasignor
Reg Bate
Gitnon
Millor
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