Rebels capture two Ohio regiments at Cynthiana
The report describes Hubugue Herald Morenn taking two Ohio regiments, under Gen Hobson, at Cynthiana on Saturday. Paroled men and rumors of troop movements near Columbia and Petersburg are noted, with claims of casualties and tactical positions across Georgia and surrounding areas.
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Morenn
Ohio
Hobson
Cynthiana
Tie Ding
Columbia
Marinndahke
Georgia
Specimen of a Civil War Era Scandal Loosely Reported
A ragged, garbled note describes a supposed fortune owner with a dime’s worth of misdeeds and a plan to stage an extravaganza for charity. It claims wealth totals, a theatre, and expensive tickets priced at five dollars with proceeds slated for a Sanitary Commission fund, but reads as incoherent sensational speculation.
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Entare
Tas
Sanitary Commission
Young Jamestown Woman Leads Farm Labor Amid Hard Times
A nineteen year old woman in Jamestown Chautauqua County takes the lead in agricultural work to support her family. With a brother in the army and another crippled veteran, the father unable to hire help, she has to manage the field alone. She reportedly has covered over a thousand hills in three weeks and continues amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauque County
Boney
Veraty and Worknson begin pile driving for Central Railroad Bridge
A fragmented paragraph reports Veraty and Worknson starting to drive piles for the Central Railroad Bridge at Albany. It also notes Brookyn citizens presenting an 84 900 sword to Admiral Foote and references various historical and literary notes, including Gen Bremone’s pay and a London balloon ascent affecting Robert J. Walker.
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Worknson
Kerosatha Hudson
Albany
Sha Londen Vonew
Grant
Lee
Virginia
Conneellent Historieal Society
Admiral Foote
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bremone
Sobliere
New York
Ion Will Street
Ettelice
Robert J. Walker
London
Walker
Seymour
Aldy Smith
West Point
The Petersburg Campaign Report and Allied Dispatches
Telegraphic dispatches from the Army of the Potomac recount the capture of Fort Darling and a costly Confederate defeat near Petersburg including McPherson, with Union forces employing diversions and cavalry actions around the city. Reports from Sherman’s raid mention Kontz Gilmore and the failed assault, while foreign news notes British and French telegraph inquiries and stock market movements.
War News Roundup Reflects Civil War Tensions in 1863
Special dispatches from June detail political and military strains across the Union and Confederacy. Governor Morton criticizes Bremont’s Cleveland letter amid Fremont’s stance. Vallandigham in Ohio and tax amendments under Chase shape fiscal policy. Reports describe Morgan’s defeat near Cynthiana, Burbridge pursuing remnants, and railroad disruptions impacting Richmond’s supply lines.
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Baltimore
Gov. Morton
Gov
Morton
Bremont
Cleveland
Fremont
Hit
Vallandighat
Congressional debate on military appointments and African American pay
The House reports on the military appointment issue clarifying disqualification of Schenck and Blair from Congress due to ongoing military service. The conference committee’s pay reforms for colored soldiers, including Massachusetts and South Carolina regiments, are summarized with pay, bounty, and clothing provisions and attorney general oversight. Senate claims committee advances a pension bill extending to colored soldiers, including Fort Pillow cases.
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Liverpool
Londonderry
House of Commons
Cutton
Erie
Rowett
International Telegraph Company
America
Brest
Azores
New Foundland
Mr. Dawes
Committee of Elections
Robert C. Schenck
Volunteers
Ohio
I. P. Blair
Missouri
Schenck
Senate
Stevens
Committee On Conference
South Carolina
Lousiana
United States
Secretary of War
Yeas
Foster
Committee’ On
Fort Pillow
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Barhat
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Gove
Tor
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Cer
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Fort Darling
Sherman's Department
Foreign News
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Washington
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Fouse
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Mort
Darling
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Louisville
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Butler
Kontz
Gilmore
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Jenks
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Dan
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Ted
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Shields
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Thomas Ryan
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Geo. Ticknor
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