Army of Cumberland Correspondence From March 27 1863
The Cincinnati Times correspondent reports from the Army of Cumberland at Mcarmeesione Texas March 27 1863. The enemy cavalry is found near Brentwood and Shelbyville while Union forces strengthen their lines at their advance posts. General Rosecrans's army is described as to stay and prepared for a prolonged campaign despite Rebel raids and wagon shortages.
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Esville
Coringoes
John Morgan
Des Rrey
Middle Tennessee
Joe. Johnston
Hema
Army of the Tennessee
Bragg
Maj
Gex
Burnside
Burnalde
Aera
Rebel Army in Kentucky Report and Frontline Morale
Letter from Lerington dated April 1 1863 reports Rapid and Union forces near Somerset and Cumberland Ford in Kentucky. Describes Gen Gilmore and Adams Lieut-Colone. notes guerrilla activity, cavalry leadership, limited dispatches, and morale concerns amid routine movements and public interest waning.
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Kentucky
Gil Oat
Somerset
Cumberland
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Gilmore
Wolford
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Adams
45Th
Ohio Mounted Infantry
Run
Wilson
Walker
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Owingeville
Sterling
Hasel Green
Claire
Mt. Sterling
Shirl
Lviment
Bardihood
Ormenin
Letter from Miss Leabell-Louisa Godtwin to Ezer Goodwin
A damaged epistolary fragment expresses emotional strain and threats of self harm. The writer condemns a betrayal and asks for clarification while awaiting a reply from Ezer Goodwin. The letter references a living arrangement with the recipient's father and hints at family tensions.
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Miss Leabell
Louisa Godtwin
Ezer Goodwin
War in the South-west letters from Vicksburg and Port Hudson
Army correspondence notes Union naval actions near Port Hudson and Vicksburg. Farragut’s squadron advances toward the Yazoo and Red River fronts while Porter reconnoiters through Cypress Lake and Blackwater rivers. Describes damaged transports, enemy fortifications, and cotton along Bayou Macon impacting strategic moves.
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Blackwater
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Yazoo City
Yazoo Pass
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Eremy
Haines’ Bluff
Wicxsburg
Htve
Greenwood
Tallahatchie
Yallabusha
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Vicksburg
Seace Coy
Macon
J. H. Biscell
Engineer Corps
Goverz
Forlore
Geome
Letter from the Fifth Ohio Soldiers in Wartime Bulletin
Special Cincinnati Times correspondent reports from the Fifth Ohio regiment. The letter notes morale at home and in the field, patience with controversial acts, readiness to punish treason, and disdain for poor road conditions hindering movement. It praises Colonel Canby, comments on Stuart’s movements, and praises provisioning and tactical shifts to reduce wagon trains.
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Iain Kimcald
Etick
Stuart
Ali Ae
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Canby
Army of the Potomac
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Cincinnati
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A Soldier Critiques Copperheads From Camp Near Maryland Heights
An Irish soldier of the Fourteenth Massachusetts writes from the Mary land Heights camp on St Patrick s Day denouncing copperheads and peace advocates. He savages their cowardice and disloyalty, argues the South will not trade with Yankees, and urges continuing the war to defeat slavery and defend freedom. He ends by saying he can hardly stop writing on the subject.
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Barnside
Massachusetts
New York City
Maryland Hights
St. Patrick's Day
North Cout
Fragmented Senate Speech Hints at Bourbon Motive
The passage recalls a heated moment as Senator Seward and Douglas debated on the Kansas Nebraska Hill. A speaker recalls a misquoted line about bourbon and a request to share Twenty years old liquor, noting the exhaustion before resuming remarks and the urge to clear the mind.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Seward Te Douglas
Tadeh Os
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Arrest of Mrs. Paire in Rebel Letters Case Stuns Baltimore
Special correspondence notes arrest of Mrs. Mary Paire, a Baltimore rebel operative tied to the Pairo & Edes firm and a Baltimore Rebel Aid Society leader. The letter describes her banishment to Dixie and the Union League’s plan for a grand demonstration at the American Institute, highlighting wartime tensions and Maryland women’s resolve.
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New York World
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Marrie
Iss
Itimore
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Im Company
Samuel Edes
Pairo & Edes
Mairo
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Pairo
Schenck
Dixie
Eres
Norfolk
Old Point
Aea
Agen
IBA
Union Leagues of
American ‘Institute
Union League Association
Farney on Tratters and Loyalist Treachery Referenced
A fragmentary editorial voice cites John W. Forney of the Philadelphia Press condemning treachery in the Union war, naming Judas and Arnold as symbols of betrayal. It argues the traitor’s memory should haunt future generations and honors loyalists who faced the conflict.
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Jno
W. Forney
Philadelphia’Press
Co Hay Robespierre
Hamena
Crane
Atorn
Judas
Apostle Ie
Tin Bao Ts
Portnress Mownog and War News From Richmond to Yorktown
March 11 dispatches report General Van Dorn and Forrest advancing toward Brentwood and Yorktown with property and arms seized from the fortifications. The Richmond Examiner notes 20 000 troops nearby and a clash at Brentwood with casualties and captures. General Morgan faces skirmishes near Shelbyville and Liberty as forces maneuver to draw out Union troops.
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Forrest Mads
Brentwood
Arma
Peece
Braxton Brago
Turaanoma
Gevenat
California Unionist Urges Strong Response to Secessionist Threat
The report notes widespread anti secession sentiment in California with residents arming and troops sent from Fort Point. Leaders warn of secret secessionist plots aiming to provoke violence, raise penalties, and mobilize a movement across California Nevada and parts of Mexico.
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Mexico
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Port Hudson Action Report from Baton Rouge Correspondent
Pat Lapseruta reports on Gen Banks attempting an assault on Port Hudson. Steamers aiding troops are described as being driven back by a crevasse cut by the Ramons and Morphy Light. Confederate lines to the north and west of the Mississippi are noted. AVery reports seizure of 2,500 bales of cotton about forty miles from Lake Providence.
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Pat Lapseruta
Philadelphia Injuirer
Baton Rouge
Gen. Banks
Port Hudson
Avery
Union Triumph in Rhode Island Election
The Republican Union candidates claim a complete victory with Smith elected Governor and Messrs Jenks and Duxen elected to Congress by large majorities. The party also wins a strong majority in both houses of the Legislature.
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Rhode Island
Republican Union
Smith
Messra
Jenks
Duxenes
Congress
Rebel forces evacuate Haines' Bluff on Yazoo River
From the Lower Mississippi a Memphis dispatch says Swiss authorities report slight injuries to a New York observer and that the Confederate forces have moved up the Yazoo while claiming the Rebels evacuated Haines Bluff.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Switzerland
National Bank of Erie Organized by M Sanford Co
In Ens Pa on April 1 the National Bank of Erie is organized by M Sanford & Co and associates to begin business May 1.
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National Bank of Erie
M. Sanford & Co., and Associates
Curfew Discovery at Amity Street Church Graves
A discovery near the Amity Street Church unearths two women's bodies buried thirty years ago. The report notes the state of preservation is poor and references facial features and jaw condition. Investigators weigh causes and identify the victims if possible.
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Amity Street
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