Privateer Florida repairs Brest harbor a rumor
News items report the privateer Florida entering Brest for repairs while Union reports claim desertion depleting Lee's army. Passes for contrabands to Washington rise to over 4,000 as cavalry raids probe Confederate lines near the Rapidan and Rappahannock.
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New York
Queenstown
Sterald
Florida
Brest
Herald
Lee
Washington
Maryland
Rappahannock
Bufords
Ford
Rapidan
Missouri rebellion and border defense debate across counties
A chaotic fragment recounts Civil War era debates over protecting Missouri borders and removing Confederate threats. It mentions Quantrell, Lane, and local reactions, with calls for a strong response and defense measures. The text references Look, Connors, and county areas as voices argue for security and retribution.
County Officials Named In Wayse Democratic Trekker
Wayse County announces its Democratic slate with State Senator Robert Coles of Lucas County leading the ticket. Other listed officials include Representative J W Freeland, Recorder William Boyle, Sheriff Jeres Carter, County Judge James A, and Superintendent Dixon Given.
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Wayse County
TreKkiter
Robert Coles
Lucas County
J. W. Freeland
Tresset
William Boyle
Jeres Carter
James A
Arpa
Scavola
Dixon
Conflicting Civil War Dispatches From Columbia and Glasgow
A special to the Journal reports Confederates Hamilton and Hughes near Columbia with 600 men, while other squads 8 miles from Glasgow. Rumors say Grant and Thomas headed to New Orleans and Banks to Texas with Grant to command the Mississippi region. Johnston’s army moves from Enterprise, direction unknown.
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Louisville
Hamilton
Hughes
Columbia
Glasgow
Standl
Glistow
Sr. Boers
Memphis
Grant
Thomas
New Orleans
Gen. Banks
Texas
Mississippi River
Johnston
Enterprise
News and Rumors From the Atlantic and Mexico
Steamship Sco tin from Liverpool via Queenstown brings 30 days hut news. Anglo Saxon reports a ship burnt by the Florida off Kinzula. Archduke Maximilian may decline the Mexican throne amid various diplomatic rumors. The Alabama and Vanderbilt plots spurred speculation.
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Scotin
Liverpool
Queenstown
New York
Kinzula
Maximilian
West India
Alabama
London Times
Emancipation Society
Wron
Mogland
the Star
Alexandria
Liverpool Post
Cherbourg
Florida
Brest
Paris
Daily News
Mexico
Confederate deseritions and Union sentiments amid military turmoil
The message reports Johnston’s army suffering nightly desertions, strong Union feeling in Columbus Mississippi, conscription of enslaved people for fortifications at Selma, and raids and troop movements across Tennessee and Georgia. It notes Bragg and Furgeson forces, desertions at Winston and St Clair counties, and naval actions near Kanagawa and Kingston with mixed outcomes.
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Mespris
Columbus
Miss
Quartermaster's Department
Johnston
Corinth
Georgia
Akalona
Brage
Shelbyville
Coosa River
St Clair County
Winston Co
St. Claire County
Selma
John Sharkey
5Th
Ohio Cavalry
Colain
Col. Burke
Camp
Dalvis
Haus
Turlbull
Nightly Revolt and War News From the Mississippi
The steamer Fanny Bullet arrives from Natches with little news. Guerrillas reported to be a short distance above Baton Rouge as shells strike the woods. J. M. Edwards and Col. Monega visit Cairo to vote Ohio soldiers. Morgan Murphy of Co. Oth Wis dies after being shot by a provost guard. Brig. Burbridge and Gen. Ewing pass through. Frost damages tobacco and corn lines from Evansville to Vincennes and south to the Illinois cotton crop destroyed.
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Carino
Fanny Bullet
Natches
Baton Rouge
J. M. Edwards
Col. Monega
Cairo
Ohio
Tie
Madison
Wis
Can. Burbridge
Gen. Ewing
Evansville
Vincennes. R
Vincennes
Seymour
Mississippi
ER. R
Illinois
New Jersey Arrives. Forts Sumter Engagements Linked
Sep 7 report from Pinnapeprita notes New Jersey from Charleston arrived. Ironclad battles with Fort Sumter Wagner and Moultrie caused damages. Badger, new fleet captain, leg injured. Monitors near Sumter, preparations for renewed attack. West Jersey depot at Bridgetown burned, loss $30,000. San Francisco reports July dates from Japan including Mendisa incident.
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Pinnapeprita
New Jersey
Charleston
Sumter
Wagner
Moultrie
Badger
Rodgers
Gilmore
West Jersey Railroad
Bridgetown
San Francisco
Japan
Mendisa
Mayozoka
Kana
Gawa
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Maine
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Dubuqueh, Iowa
Metropolitan Gift Book Store
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Dubuque County
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Iote
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