Loyal League forms among Hartford Republican women
A Hartford area report notes Republican women form 4 Loyal League to wear badges testifying to Union devotion. The piece mentions wartime Trade and politics, a Indiana county minister barred from communion, Rhode Island governor race, and a wedding cost over 50000 as part of a broad, scattered clipping.
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Hartford
Cou
Biles
Cergyman
Indiana County
Ind
Albert Englund
Mie
Alexandra
Denmark
Port A severe storm halts Alabama crews at sea
News from MOLNING HEPORMT reports the Alabama sent five prize crews into port after a severe storm on the Potomac. The fatigue and damage are described as significant, with ships including Canada and Washington detailing captures and bonds. The dispatch covers international loan chatter, Polish affairs, and various naval movements, highlighting tensions around Britain and France.
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Wautrax
Canada
Liverpool
Queestown
City of Cork
New York
Susengtoway
Washington
Calais
Antwerp
Southampton
Alabama
Golden Eagle
Oliver
Jane
Palmetto
London
Paris
Times City
London Star
Bona Fide Investera
Davi
England
House of Commons
Layard
America
United States
San Juan
M. Bellaust
Meneavid
Poland
Russia
France
Europe
M. Bellauat
Senate
London Times
Paris Monitonor
Toman
Lorgienit
G En. Schashousthe
Austria
Cracow
Sorgienit
Opatowitz
Galas
Rebel Cavalry Seizes Supplies Near King Grove Court House
A Northern Neck force reports rebel cavalry moving near King Grove Court House and fords above Falmouth. The enemy shows a large troop presence as a ruse to mask retrograde maneuvers. Our Drainenville skirmish losses total two officers and seven men killed, and sixty wounded or captured.
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Neck
King Grove Court House
Falmouth
Drainenville
Movements of Confederate Forces and River News
In Cincinnati on April 4 the Fairfield county sheriff arrested Gov. Todd for kidnapping Dr. Olda but released him on bail to appear in the Court of Common Pleas. Reports from Cairo say Haines Bluff movement failed as our fleet returned to Young's Point. Grant placed an 84 pounder battery beyond the levee toward Vicksburg and prepared to bombard. Fort Mownes notes 400 prisoners released by a flag of truce boat as Gen Keyes relieves Gen Dix briefly and Dix goes home to recover health.
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Cincinnati
Fairfield County
Gov
Todd
Olda
Court of Common Pleas
Cairo
Haines’ Bluff
Young’s Point
Grant
Vickaburg
Fort Mownes
Brough
Gen. Keyes
Dix
Intelligence report from Waasaington front lines
Daily update notes quiet along the lines with a 12 man scouting party captured near Cattlera Station. Deserter reports Culapper in Confederate hands a 1500 strong force under Lee in the Bull Run Mountains. Mosley’s and Jones’s forces guard the gap to the Rappahannock. Casualties at Drainsville tallied seven. Edwin McPherson becomes deputy commissioner of Internal Revenue. At Fayetteville, Captain Worthington’s squad in Carroll county Arkansas posts 22 enemy killed and 7 prisoners. Smith and McFarland dead. Walker captured. one Union wounded.
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Waasaington
Cattlera Station
Hampton
Fitz Hugo Lee
Culapper
Lee
Bull Run
F.apphannock
Mosley
Jones
Fort
Drainsville
Edwin McPherson
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Halleck
Washington
Col. Harrison
Fayetteville
J. J. Worthington
Carroll Couty
Arkansas
Smith
McFarland
Walker
Telegraphic Civil War Dispatches From April 4
The Cincinnati Bulletin reports renewed attacks on Fot Pemberton by Brown DeKalb and Chillicothe with unclear results. Yazoo expedition appears abandoned as transports return empty. Grant’s Vicksburg bombardment delayed by storm. Murfreesboro skirmish details and Hu gon Edwards expedition towards Woodsbury engage Confederates. News from Memphis, Columbus, and Corinth notes heavy Confederate cavalry on the Cumnanee. bridges and floats under construction. New York reports Northern Light cargoes and Nicaragua seizure of Transell properties. Aspinwall status uncertain. Caine notes Maynard’s appointment as A A General. floods push McArthur and Logan divisions upstream. boats on Lake Providence. Vicksburg battery actions reported.
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Cincinnati
Fot Pemberton
Brown
DeKalb
Chillicothe
Yazoo
Yazoo Point
Vicksburg
Grant
Murfreesboro
Lnst
Hugon
Edwards
Woodsbury
4Th Ohio Cavalry
Hurlbut
Memphis
Asboth
Columbus
Dodge
Corinth
Eeumnanee River
Florence
Richman
Union City
Lebanon
Yasop Pass
Guerilla Band Captured Steamers and Fought Two Skirmishes
Gen Sloan reports Col King in pursuit after guerillas seized steamers Sam Gary and Murdock. Two engagements yesterday routed the guerillas with mortal casualties for the attackers noted by their chief R. Curtis. City election shows Republican mayor and ward results while storms and snow sweep the area.
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Sam Gary
Murdock
Sloan
Col. King
Theuerillas
R. Curtis
Danvenport
Iowa
Arnie
J. E. Henry
Ain
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