Soldiers of Ohio Rally for the Union Amid Political Strife
A patriotic address to Ohio soldiers and loyalists praises their sacrifice in the Civil War. It condemns disloyal critics who oppose emancipation and the Union, cites unity with the President and Baltimore Convention, and pledges support for those in arms regardless of party. The speaker, M. Stanton, urges unwavering devotion to the United States.
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Letters From a Soldier Lone in Dumfries During the Civil War
The letter recounts a soldier’s experiences in Dumfries a military post during the Civil War. He describes daily routines drumlike drills, guard encounters, and the morale of troops. He notes political tensions, loyalty to the Union, and personal reflections on duty sacrifice and endurance. He mentions paying debts, awaiting judgment, and longing for home and Cincinnati.
Rebel Lean and London Letter on Confederate Plans
The London correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer recaps Confederate aims and British reactions. He notes British pirates and evasive defense moves, with references to ships and naval actions tied to English capital and wartime strategy.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Keokuk and Ironclads in Action at Red River Mouth
The report describes naval operations near the Red River mouth with Farragut allegedly returning to Port Hudson, Keokuk details, armor and hull design, and Captain Rhind’s command role. It notes vessel depths, water fillable bulkheads, engines, and protection features amid the bombardment.
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Selections on Rebellion and Federal Officers in the South
A New England clergyman Rev Palmer leads secession talk while Southerners rally against federal authority. Reports note former Union sympathizers in the South forming groups and resuming insults toward Federal officers. Correspondence from the New York Evening Post discusses the era’s divided loyalties and the infamous No. 28 order.
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Unclear historical incident aboard a vessel with a captured youth
A garbled account recalls a boy aboard a ship named Harriet Lene who fought on deck and was captured on a January morning. The piece references erroneous claims about a commander’s son, offers money for education, and mentions a Stamford Paterson New Jersey connection amid gunfire and a storm at sea.
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The North West Silent in Confederate Press
The Richmond Enquirer mocks North Western supporters of the Confederacy as silent and resigned under Lincoln's authority. It cites figures like Vallandigham and Richardson, noting the NorthWest mood grows intense as crisis rhetoric and publications reveal mounting agitation in Indiana and related states.
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General Foster Relieved and river steamer advances
An April report from Fortress Mownon notes General Foster relieved and General Howlerte moved. A river steamer with important supplies succeeded in running the Naga pass to Washington. The enemy are at Suffolk. no details on distances from Perbe Rinanen. The ironclad fleet left port at 3:40 and 4:00 pm, with expectation they will soon return.
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Tendered a Dioner in Advance on Mar 16 Dinner Not Voiced
Reported advance on March 16 from prominent New York bankers. A dinner was planned for the evening next, but no confirmation given. It is rumored a force of troops is prepared to check any movement.
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Kentucky Invaders Gather Spoils in Kentucky and Tennessee
Report from Louisville dated April 16 says Rebels are concentrating spoils recently taken in Kentucky and Tennessee at Burksville and Se Kea Tem per for have for about 500 ai each Pp.
The Case of the Peterhead
Testimony in a Washington interdiction case hints at a transfer or surrender. Readable portions suggest the subject may be given up, but details remain uncertain.
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New Gnaboat Ordered in Philadelphia for Princess Royal
A late 19th century notice records a new boat ordered in Philadelphia for the steamer Princess Royal with location and date April 16 mentioned.
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