No To Mis souri oath yet a harsh call to hang disloyal
A rousing Civil War era speech vows to march into Missouri, purge disloyalty, execute those with protection papers, and promote a harsh policy against Copperheads. The speaker boasts about horse access, marching with a torch, and aligning regiments with Lincoln era officers while urging strict adherence to loyalty.
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Missouri
Konsag
Kall
Jennison
Old Pardee
Lane
Lincoln
Jeunivon
Ronda
Afton Arrives with Late News and Confederate Suspicions
The Afton reaches Savoy from Liverpool with late reports on Confederate build ships by Laird and Nantes and Bordeaux clippers, plus French, Confederate, and Mexican alliance chatter. A Fulton from Charleston brings no new dispatches, while a Dayton and Michigan railroad collision near Tobeno kills two, injures seventeen.
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Savoy Hook
Afton
Liverpool
Queenstown
Laird
Nantes
Dordeaux
Paris
The
Herald
Tobeno
Dayton & Michigan
Rosecrans Reinforcements Amid War Developments
Special dispatches report Gen Rosecrans' army receiving intelligence that strengthens readiness in the field. Government prepares for contingencies as reinforcements arrive from multiple directions. Other updates note the Mississippi steamship near Charleston and slow progress on battery Grege due to Confederate fire.
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Rosecrans
Army
Wasittxeros
New York
Mississippi
Charleston
Fulton
Grege
Bee
Moultrie
Confederate icing: Bragg, Rosecrans clash over weekend battle
Reports from Sept 19 describe Confederate forces under Bragg and Lee aiding in battles around Chattanooga and Chickamauga. Union generals Rosecrans, Thomas, and McCook reinforce lines as heavy cannonade and troop movements yield mixed success and significant casualties.
Civil War Battle Reports From Chattanooga and Washington
Dispatches describe heavy fighting near Chattanooga with Thomas Garnett Granger and Parke heroics as Union lines hold against Confederate assaults. Casualties and prisoners total around 2,000, with 1,100 Confederates sent to Nashville and artillery losses from horse deaths.
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Negly
van Cleve
Thomas
Davis
Sheridan
Granger
McCook
Steadman
Cien
Turchin
Parke
Cranaigh Springs
Nashville
Rossville
Rosecrans
Chattanooga
The Great Battle in the Civil War Dispatch
A Chicago Times special from Cincinnati reports Rosecrans forces retreating to Chattanooga after a brutal Sunday battle with Bragg. Heavy Federal losses, many killed or captured, pursuit by the enemy continues with Reinforcements from Burnside delayed by marches. Cols Winderson and Jones are named among the wounded and fallen.
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Chicago Tribune
Louiisville
Rosecrans
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Reynolds
Nashville
Bragg
Washington
Georgia
Burnside
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Chicago Times
Cincinarti
Tennessee River
Aimaded
Stevenson
Dalton
Winderson
6Th
Ohio
Col. Jones
36Th
Murdock
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Slate Ticket
James M. Tuttle
van Buren County
John PF. Duncombe
Webster County
Judge Supreme Court
Charles Mason
Des Moines County
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Peru
Wbatricts PD
Cort
Riciards
Dubuque
Foun Christoph
New Wine
D. O'Brien
Prairie Creek
Shiva
S. Hempstead
Torfaasutter and Recorder
W. G. Stewart
Julien
Yor Sharky
DA. Mationy
Anittle Schents
J. B. Norman
J.T. Everett
Leitst
Prafage Commietoner
Geo. Salot
Fernando Wood
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City
Dex Moines
Ottumwa
Frnday
Barlington
Mr. Wood
Otter Dietine
Middle States
People of Laws
Chas. M. Willard
Chicago
Geo. EB Parker
Davenport
Wal
Sdacano Times
Mayuoheta
Manchester
Delaware Co
Cascade
Whitewater
Belarare
UU Hades
W. T. Marker
Steen Alintelros
Lance
Wpoda
Kansas
Missouri Republican
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Telegraphic
Daily Herald
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St. Louis
Midna Report
Lonnos
Cyrus W. Kield
America
China
Ireland
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Wastixeros
Onsute
Rosveraus
Lougatroot
Ewell
Atelagrain
Uniton
Mobile
Algo
Lee
Army of the Potomac
Northern Virginia
Richmond
Rosecrang
Star
National Republican
Evening Star
Wood
Crittenden
Polk
Wastrxetox
Cortz
Boston
Port Aupatelle
St. Domingo
General Rosecrans
Menpius
Joe Johnston
Chatta Nooga
Nlardee
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Union
Garrison
Wing
Schofield
Capt
Price
M. Allison
Iowa
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Etna
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City of Manchester
Plor A
North River
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Puria
Trnmburg
London
Hamburg
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Trypy Terdam
Antwerp
Ymous
GC. Dale
Broadway
Wm. A. Judd
Om Town Street
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Sth
Cumming & Co
Robbins & Kaltunbach
Kry City
Main St
Mrs. Tfallon
Honnoth
Fallon
Sayford’s Bloch
United States
Main Street
the State Bank
Dubuque, Iowa
Metropolitan
Troy
Rochester
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joan
Chapline, Burton & CO
Willsell
Philadelphia Clothing
Emporium
Fpraine & Katz
Turner Main and 6Th Sts
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A. M. Delight
F. Buchinty
Valises
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T.co.sullivan & CO
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Desleta
Furnishing House
T. O. Sullivan
Azews
Woodworth’s
Woodworth & CO
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O. Grover
Richard Cox
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Melton’s, &c
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John Wood
H. B. Jackson
Jeskwon Streets
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Gray's
Joe
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Murray
U.S. Mianshal
Southern District
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Prince & Co’s
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Maryland
Nragara Sts
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Wheldlesale
Wholesale Aginis
Kenry Tolman & Co
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Cincinnati
Lows
Phi Dolphin
Dewolt
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Tory
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
West Indies
GEO. A. Prince & CO
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Lake St
Chi
B. M. Harger
Cincinnati Distilery
Pike Magnolia
N. Pike & Co
Bycamore Bt
Fulton Street
Lake Street
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