Washingtons War Appoints Miners and Moves in Maryland
The Secretary of War names several paymasters and deputies from Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and other states. The President appoints Jonas A. Clark and James O. Silton for the Western Missouri district. Rebels pull back from Maryland shore. cavalry and infantry concentrate near Harper Ferry, with locomotives seized at Williamsport and wagons scoured from the countryside. Reports of despatch examinations and a diss from Mr. Harney link to the reinforcement of Fort Sumter. Washington foresees troop movements toward Frederick and Manassas Junction, with Patterson and McClellan columns, while King forms a new Washington regiment and calls for 100,000 more troops. The blockade and shortages worsen in the Deep South. Galveston and New Orleans areas face dire subsistence, and speculation notes Acquia Creek and Fort Monroe activity.
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Washington
Joe J
The
Wey
Hy Allin
Choa T. Larned
Iowa
Sprulding
Minnesota
Kag
Jonas A. Clark
James O. Silton
Missouri
Knoxville
Harper's Ferry
Maryland
Kerry
Bolleanon
Harper Ferry Bridge
Eee
Daiar
Winchester
Williams Port
Baltimore
Virginia
Harney
Portugal
South Carolina
Fort Sumter
Harvey
Philadelphia
Philadelphia American
New York Tribune
Free Soil Party
Fairfax Court House
Acquin Crook
Acquia Creek
Linhore
Tuasrupathian
Wmng
Ainey- Ind
Frederick
Willintosport
Johnon
Harry Ferry
Patterson
McClellan
McDowell
Potomac
Manassas Junction
Mannassaa Junction
Gyread
Ural
King
Bore
Congress
Acquia Croek
Rigimenta
Virginis
Mab
New Orleans
Louisiana
Thay
Pagan Gonney
Nobel
Rocka
Janet
Adalaide
Fort Monroe
Hineriet Lane
Recruiting drive in Brunswirk to enlist twenty five men
Fremont announces a recruitment effort led by Lt. M. Kenten and Sgt. E. W. Cook in early January with headquarters at C. Tilleman’s office over Perty Clome’s Grocery Store. The call seeks volunteers for service with the company, promising good company and officers, new enlistment benefits, and compensation upon discharge.
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Aideayen
Milage Hamedron
Werview
Bruswrixen
Jane
M. Kenten
Merse
Vad
E. W. Cook
C. ‘Tilleman
Perty Clome
Recruits for Company G and LincolnFarewell to Douglas
Recruits for Company G Giant BF Dickinson returns from Camp Dennison to recruit 20 or 25 men. Sundinky county already sent over ten, and the needed number will be promptly obtained. Also recounts remarks at Senator Douglas’s death with his wife by his bedside and his final message to his sons to obey the laws and the Constitution. Reports on Beauregard’s movements and a Memphis defense anecdote.
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Giant
BF. Dickinson
Dennison
Alsthough Sundinky County
Douglas Beet
Ant
Stephen
Robert
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Fredrich
Johnson
Domme
Sonsior Douglas
Louisville
Asya
Boauregard
Vigilance Committee
Gatti Hn
Vigilanta
Beauregard
Merpton
John Trier
Mr. Tyler
Bimell
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