Rebel Attack Repulsed as Fuller Fires Courageous Stand
A Civil War dispatch recounts General Fuller’s brigade holding a left flank under Hardee’s assault. Sweeney’s line and the 17th Corps resisted four hours of heavy fighting with heavy losses. The narrative praises Fuller for rallying troops, saving the line, and cherishing the fallen and wounded, with Capt. James Morgan and numerous soldiers named.
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Sweeney
Fuller
Ohio
Missouri
3Dst
Swednig
7Th Corps
Ting Colwim
Chaiste
Hardee
Cleburne
Gen. Dodge
Oar Hanide
Uekoes
Bisbe
Tennessee
Benem
J.W. Fulier
Cincinnat
James Morgan
Missouri Loyalists Rally Amid Price Rebellion Calls
In Missouri amid Price's army incursions General Rosecrans orders statewide mobilization. Loyal Missourians form provisional militias to defend farms and towns, under officer guidance, as the government forecasts twelve months of service. Governor Hall supports the plan while raising concerns about disloyal elements and covert Order of American security efforts.
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Miesoeri
Thornton
Wasee
Willard P
Rosecrans
Price
Smn
North Lane
Red
Be Department
Missouri
Benton Barracks
Agg
Hannibal
Knob
Becal
Gov. Hall
Ty are how and Paris See the total Se eaeten De Viste
The readable fragments mention Ty and Paris in a context of totals and visits. The text lacks clear events, dates, or actions to form a coherent item.
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Paris
Unclear text segment about daily work and costs
The readable fragment notes daily work and rising costs with references to pay and production. It is incomplete and lacks clear individuals, organizations, places, or dates to form a fuller summary.
Civil War Dispatches From Potomac Front
Last night’s telegraph reports from Petersburg and Point Point detail artillery duels and a major explosion on rebel fortifications. Union forces claim capture of several prisoners while the enemy boasts mining plans and heavy combat near James River and Richmond.
Clare Steamer Sails West Amid Quiet Seas
The fragment references the steamer Clare heading west amid calm waters and a nominal official note at 61 6, though details are incomplete. The item suggests a maritime report with minimal data and no incidents.
The Pennsylvania Invasion Burns Chambersburg
Reports state on July 50th 1964 Rebel troops led by Jubal It were said to entered Chambersburg Pennsylvania demanded 500000 from citizens and burned about two hundred homes stores hotels and town buildings as a pretext to cover the raid, leaving much of the town in ruins and families in poverty. The incident sparked fear and widespread hardship with substantial property loss.
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Aueland
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Jubal
McCausland Ie Seana
Chambere- Mane
Sorel
Ances Eenek
Plander
Disorderly 19th Century Mail and War News Snippet
A chaotic mix of items reports refugees from Arkansas and a near fatal accident to Mrs Maxwell. Yellow fever aboard a ship, counterfeit Treasury notes, and military chatter about armistice terms mingle with odd anecdotes from army life.
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Arkansas
Maxwell
Quaran
New York
Cn Dome
Amba
N Falls
New York Commercial Advertiser
George Sanders
Jacob Thompson
Neat
Navy Yard
Rebel Youn Sailors Ahead in New York Harbor Report
Fragmentary copy notes consuls dull at Rebel on 303, 90 percent parity, and a Herald corps omen at day. Names and places are garbled but reference to New York and Beets Sasone Gute appear amid uncertain text.
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New York
Colonel Mulligan's Remains Arrive in Chicago
The remains of Colonel Mulligan arrived by a special train to night and were met at the depot by a large crowd. They lay in state at Hall until to morrow.
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Col. Mulligan
Chicago
Curcaco
Colonel Mulligan
Hall
Refugee Relief Commission Notice From Vine Street Office
A small public notice from the Refugee Relief Commission of OTO located at 178 Vine Street above Race Street ward details an office address and point of contact for aid requests. The fragment confirms the commission handles refugee relief matters in the area.
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Whiteheare
Kag& Ae
Cloigh
Vine Street
Cincinrat
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