The Daily Journal on Civil War Times and Military Movements
The item traces Civil War reflections from a Daily Journal, noting soldiers who suffered wounds, honor, and a call to watch for danger. It surveys Northern war mobilization under Scott, including armament, troops, and industrial effort, with commentary on abolitionist rhetoric and Confederate expectations. It also reports French cavalry experts considering American service and the evolving roles of light cavalry in modern warfare.
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Charleston Mercury
Chaustion Manoury
Oreatenes
Department of War
Scott
West Point
Aganta
Maryland
St. Louis
West
Ohio
Missouri
Kentucky
Washington
Virginia
Richmond
Scott Haa
Antoni
Waterloo
Napoleon
U.S
Paris
New York Times
Count Trigaat
America
Chasseurs d'Afrique
Payments plan for troops to be funded before Congress
A Washington dispatch reports the Treasury plan to adjust troop pay and reimburse states for advances, easing Gov Dennison's embarrassment. Ohio troops are unpaid and poorly clothed, marching to Virginia with no baggage or transport, while other states provide wagons and ambulances.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Dennison
Jeter
Ohio
Carrington
Virginia
Traitors Flep Movement Eastwardly of Padoral Troops
The text describes a confused retreat of traitors forced to flee along the Baltimore and Ohio line. It notes attempts to disguise departure, with Neeson and others abandoning gear and faking illness to reach safer ground.
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Wong
Baltimore and Ohio
Neling Aéellligencer
Wamber
Segennees
Cele
Fairmont
Spproschus Et Tonto
Kidwell
Jin Neeson
Alf
Haye Bond
Drokerd
Etrout
Neeson
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Bent
Cust Satiray
Sagebeks
Firat