The War News In Kentucky And Seditionary Rants
A long wartime column reviews Confederate raids in Kentucky, Union defenses, and political rhetoric urging immediate action. It details rail lines near Bowling Green, Mumfordsville, and Louisville, reports from Harrodsburg and Barbourville, and sketches of home guard actions, troop movements, and local arrests. It notes Lincoln's day of prayer, mass meetings in Maysville, and editorials urging vigorous support for the Union. It also recounts brutal massacres elsewhere and discusses national debt and taxation plans tied to wartime financing.
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Horace Maynard
Tennssuee
Btars
Birloos
Veter Teazle
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Nashville
Lovin and Namniler
Louisville
Edgefield Junction
Mempna
Clarksville
Louisviile
Louieville Nashville
Memobia Etion
Loulaville
Memphs Junction
Vinndia
Nashville Ipl
Bowling Green
Glasgow Junction
Cave City
Bow Pig
Mumfordaville
Mumfordeville
Liei
Green River
Woodsonville
Mumfordsville
Jong
Mumtordayille
Bicon Creek
Aytony
Nolia
Shyrann
Bri
Colesbuirg
Lebanon Junction
Belmont
Bariatown Junction
Shep Facerles
Brooks
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Pendleton County civic meeting amid wartime security measures
In a heated session Citizens gathered to discuss loyalties and defenses during tense times. A five member committee was chosen to draft rules governing the new patriot organization and to determine eligibility for membership based on support for the government.
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