Valor and Remains of Morgan’s Rebels Retold in Cumberland News
Morgan’s defeat near Murfreesboro is recalled with Colonel Hall’s stand against a larger Rebel force. Hall’s men, thirteen hundred strong, endured hours of heavy fire and inflicted heavy casualties on nine Rebel regiments before a strategic withdrawal. The piece notes morale shifts, prisoner counts, and post engagement actions, including burial efforts and scrutiny of cavalry reports. A cited sanitary directive by Bar mr Swift outlines camp hygiene, rations, and duties to maintain Army of the Cumberland health and readiness.
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Murfreesboro
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John Morgen
Kentucky
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Wade
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Harris
Lail
Tennessee
Tullahoma
Britay
Barycon
Swift
Cumberland
Tenn
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Hapoel
Peter
Mogodon Carolao
Een
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Bounty to Discharged Soldiers Act Text Published
The article reproduces the act on bounties for discharged volunteers from Congress. It explains Section 6 allowing advance bounty payments to those discharged before the required period, with deductions only for certain nonwounded cases, and notes the treatment of wounded or sick dischargees.
Doubtful Compliment to Regimental Chaplain From Northern Ohio
A fragment from a private letter in Northern Ohio includes a harshly satirical remark about a regiment chaplain. The writer questions the chaplain’s suitability for army service and mocks his qualifications, mentioning past sermons and prayers, and a troubling anecdote about praying over a dead man.
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Rovon
Ohio
Pettigra Anecdote Stirs Cherlesian Street Scene
A correspondent recounts the odd tale of Mr Pettigra of Cherlesian who is accosted in the street. He is directed to the asylum with gestures toward west and north, while the rest of the exchange leaves observers perplexed.
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Amies
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Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided fragment. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, actions, or events to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
Hoosier Ohio Campaign Reflections and Court of Honor
Fragmented 1862 wartime reminiscence recounts actions near the Ohio border with Col. Durham and Col. Danham, detailing river crossing, gun captures, and prisoner rescues. It critiques leadership, asserts bravely earned laurels, and laments misrepresentation of contributions by Colonel Durham and others while honoring those who aided the Ohio Brigade.
Picture of Warsaw Describes Insurrection and Nighttime Scenes
A fragmentary report from Warsaw portrays the Polish insurrection with cavalry occupying stations and guards at outlets. Gardens close, crowds gather, batteries fire, and a tense night settles as the city appears to return to quiet by early evening.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pee & Gardens
USA
la Duc
Poetic Craft and Criticism in a Colonial Era Newspaper
A reader argues about poetry and criticism, contrasting prose reduction with verse and lamenting misuse of literary style. The piece cites Byron and Milton likeness, warns editors against publishing crude verse, and underscores the need for disciplined poetic mastery.
Adventurous Naturalist Author Publishes Diary of Wildlife
A Hungarian naturalized writer, living in Sonoma County, publishes a diary style travelogue recounting European exploration, Africa attempts, and vast lists of species including elephants and lions. Engravings accompany the text, with commentary on wine growing and related crafts by contributors in New York and Cincinnati.
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Ncetieng
Ohio
Eogileh Itaveter
Zataral
Cagide
9Nf
Africa
Gordon Cumm
Addnion
Maxwa
Barnes
New York
Harper & Brive
Cincinnati
Robert Clarke & To
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Fourth Street
Larne Sease
Sonoma County
California
Golden States
Europe
Bavaria
N - Badland
Haraerthy
Construction of Continental Elevator in Calcago Progressing
One of the continent's elevators is under construction in Calcago by Messra Flint & aesten. The structure features 65 foot walls and large capacity. Concrete framing and walling proceed, with completion targeted in two months.
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Calcago
Messra, Flint & Aesten
Rebels Open Churches as Union Soldiers Enter Mars Yand
Report from Mars Yand describes churches opening for Friday services amid Jeff Davis era unrest. Warnings target citizens and foreigners, stating any ex-Rebel enlisted in the Union forces could be deemed a domiciled resident.
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Enatystiogy
Davis
Mars
Revel
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Baltimosy: Colonel Ee Eae
Isonere
Sewanis
U. S
Monroga
City Point
Citigen
Rederorks
Norvik
Richmore
Attack on Williamsburg and North Carolina Forces Drive Back Rebels
Dispatches report Confederate forces repulsed a cavalry and infantry attack on Williamsburg by Rebels under Foutuss Monxpos. Pennsylvania Rangers led by Col. Lewis held positions, later retreat halted. In North Carolina near the Chowan River guerrillas and the 42d North Carolina regiment attacked, but Brown and Lieut McLean repelled them in a blockhouse as Gen. Foster arrived with reinforcements.
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Seturgey
Cokon
Gimmien
Yazoo
Suuilower
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Pennsylvani Ranvairs
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Col J
N. C
North Carolina
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McLean
Lei
North Carolina Volunteers
Foster
Plymouth
Draed
San Gaty Steamer Seized by Guerrilla Tactics
Report from Katzas City states the steamer San Gaty was captured by guerrilla forces. Nine nego men and two soldiers killed, a third wounded and escaping to Ledeferdence. Private property hulked, three hundred sacks and forty eight wagon loads of freight dumped overboard. About £2200 stolen, $600 recovered by the boat. The attackers aimed to destroy the vessel before it sailed on.
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Katzas City
Eurther
San Gaty
Guerriling
Ledeferdence
Tiny
Farragut Reports Indianola Wreck Sighted Above Grand Gulf
Admiral Farragut dispatches from Wasuineron dated March 90 note sighting the wreck of the Indianola on the banks of the river ten miles above Warrenton Mississippi. He reports the vessel was wrecked with upper works sheared and pace shattered.
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Wasuineron
Dlepateh
Navy
Toglay
Farragut
Warrenton
Miss
Grand Gulf
Indianola
Rans Bank
New York and Erie Steamers Sail Into Port
Toevo Mereh 2. The New York and Erie Kalirosd Company's steamers New York and Asw arrive at this port today, the drought boats of the season.
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Toevo, Mereh
New York and Erie Kalirosd Company
New York
Dunkirk
Cleveland
Historical throat cure and home remedy notes from old period
A fragment describes throat disease prevalence and a DIY treatment. It recalls dissolving table spoonfuls of pare water then gargling the throat thoroughly to relieve soreness. The text reflects past medical beliefs and communal health practices.
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