Army of Cumberland notes and St Patrick parade
Army correspondence from March 18 reports movements near Shelbyville and changes in division positions under Rosecrans and Granger, with discussions on contrabands and a gala St Patrick day parade by the Tenth Ohio and Thirty-ninth Indiana. It covers resignations of Lt Col Moore and Capt Bentley, officers’ memorials, and a veteran letter reflecting on battles and policy.
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Cnaes Ievarier
Shelbyville
Nationale
Saar Eeerg
Walker
Pring
Tpicei
Taupe
Piabeial
Granger
Rousseau
Weoedbury
Esearch
Ehsiter
Department of the Government
P Iint
Isle of Erin
St. Patrick
Iriebman
Green Isle
Ohio
Indiana
Mr. Coverst
Geb. Rosecrans
Burke
Tarvetines
Rosecrans
Caralfex Ferry
Burker
Weil
United States
Ooorst
Retirements and honors for Col. Moore in Mourne
The meeting chaired by Corbett expresses regret at Col. Robert M. Moore's retirement due to wounds. Officers praise his service in a two-year campaign, vow to preserve the preamble in archives, and pledge warm hospitality to his return to his native home.
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Gery
DiOuh
Oso Moore
C. V
Aan Corbett
George W. Beadle
Cieirenem
Col
Robert
Regio
Betereit
Uolone
Mowry
Eieh
Hansten
Cosnert
Alteet , Guo
W. Tita DLx
Moors’s Reil
Souvisns
Cames
Yazoo Pass Expedition and Army Movements Reported
Dispatch describes tranquil conditions for the 13th and 15th corps at Mulkeen’s Bend and Young’s Point as the Yazoo Pass expedition shows limited activity. McPheron’s force nears Yazoo Pass from Providence while gunboats and transports prepare to move, with Kebbels moving from Vicksburg toward Yazoo fronts.
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Aray
Trax
Young's Point
Therteenth
Mulken's Bend
Yahoo Pass
Providence
Tae Providence
Tensas
Red River
McPheron
Seventeeth
Yasvoo Pags
Helena
Toe Yanco
Deviena
Rcurandien
T&r
Kebbels
Vicksburg
Grenads
Yazoo
Ee Intellgenes
Haines
Posouens
Yazoo City
Ulpp
Great Union meeting blends Irish aid and war talks at Accomack
An Accomack gathering features Irish leaders like Terrence Mulligan and Mickey Flanigan praising Union causes and freedom. Speakers urge vigor in the war, fund drives for Irish soldiers, and enrollment in a Union League. a late arrival and a light turnout cap the event with patriotic fervor.
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Mr. Negg
Great Britain
Greset
Aesomuae
Haseia
King Saeeten
France
Terrence -Mulligan
Agierjcana
Ireland
New York
Von
Mickey Flanigan
Daniel O' Connell
Flanigan
Ormly
Coshmin
Queen Victoria
Figney Korigan
O'Brien
Kerigan
Breedom
Ean
Union League For
Correction of 48th Dais Reportons Tixes note
A reader corrects a March issue statement about the 48th Ohio volunteers. The text explains internal strife did not cause resignations, attributing the issue to illness during Memphis service and poor conduct, affecting morale and leadership.
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48Th Dais
Ohio Volunteers
Memphis
Bate
Beld
By Telegraph to Cinogciebati Daily Tim by Tre Con
Fragmentary OCR reads as a telegraph style note with names and place hints. Reading suggests a dated dispatch or brief item carried by a press service. Details are unclear but indicate a nontheatrical communication of a minor public or editorial nature.
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Telegraph
Cinogciebati
TIM
TRE
Conference with Indian Representatives on Peace and Relocation
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs held a conference with Cheyennes Kiowas and other tribes to promote concentration away from gold routes to the Pacific and to negotiate peace treaties. Reports mention census progress and fleet movements, with distress noted in Vidkevarg and scarcity of meat.
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Wisuington
Cuddes
Pacific
Admiral Farragut Passes Post Hadeon With Fleet
Dispatch from Wasuinetom reports encouraging news from the Navy Department about Admiral Farragut’s Mississippi voyage. The Hartford and fleet made a successful passage but the ship Masiseippi ran aground and was abandoned and destroyed by order of the Admiral.
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Wasuinetom
Navy Department
Farragut
Mississippi
White House
Hartford
Banks Advancing on Port Hudson in Civil War Action
World reports Banks moving toward Port Hudson with forces near New Orleans. Gen Shemac commands in Banks absence while Clark is wounded. Emigrant negroes arrested in New Orleans. Ferregut reportedly passed the Port Hudson batteries on the night of the Lita with his fleet. Banks remains within miles of Port Hudson in good spirits. no major battle yet.
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New York
Port Hudson
Rede’ Army
Shemac
New Orleans
Banks
Aritse
Ferregut
Clark
Ldib
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Opens in Wasmindror
The DC Supreme Court opened today with Judge Carter addressing a large bar turnout. Carter announced new court rules and regulations as the body began its operations. R J Meiga of Tennessee was sworn in as Clerk, with the court set to formalize procedures.
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Suissys
Songaul Pus
Stpreme
Ebatheee Minton
United States
Quetelte
Quicksilver
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the Distrit of
Columbia
Carter
Olin
Whey
R. J. Meiga
Tennessee
Olo
Treasure steamer Sierra Nevadas sails as emigration to mines grows
San Francisco reports the Sierra Nevadas carried a treasure of 39006 dollars from the Northern coast and sailed toward Oregon Washington and British Columbia mining districts. Emigration to Salsen River Caraboo mines and nearby tributaries increases. Indian activity on Boyse River rises while copper ore shipments reach Victoraville with eight tons aboard.
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San Francisco
Sierra Nevadas
Orezon
Wackinatoan
British Columbia
Vewey
Caraboo
Boyse River
Penn Egg Lotte
Vietoreswil
Lake Providence Water Break Submerges Town
A Tribune special reports the levee breach on the Lake Providence side has released floodwaters by sundown. The riverine surge fills a twenty foot wide outlet and waters threaten to inundate most of Like Providence by morning, with ocean waters pouring in.
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Aoete
Atero
Gar
Confeders
Onorios
Columbus
Curcaoe
the Tribune
Lake Providence
Like Providence
Rebel invasion rumors sweep Keane tucky border
Turbulent reports claim Rebel forces mass near the Kentucky frontier with scarce confirmation. Officials note scattered skirmishes reported at the front lines were not officially verified, keeping residents alert to possible advances and counter moves.
Rear Admiral Rather Letter Describes Expedition Difficulties
A March 23 letter from Rear Admiral Rather discusses naval expedition challenges and cautions against revealing enemy plans. He notes no new engagement with the enemy up to the date mentioned and mentions ongoing difficulties faced by the force.
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Washmoron
Rather
Merch
Indians Attack Station Near Deer Creek
Last night Humboldt Indians attacked a station eight miles west of Deer. The chief, feinted at private parties, caused disruption before the route was reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Calenge Summary Missing Details From OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment from Calenge presents a partial phrase about a location or event on a Sacult et nontence street or area. The readable content is insufficient to identify persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. “Lerris
Gea Burnside on Rout West See See Arrive
In a stubby, fragmented note, Gen Burnside and a party named Stall arrive as a routish sequence unfolds toward the West. The message lacks clear dates or locations but hints at movement and arrival.
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