Fragmented Civil War News In Northern Papers
A chaotic OCR summary covers Confederate and Union chatter, with notes on war costs for 500,000 men, Kentucky political moves, confiscation debates, and local moralizing anecdotes. It references Gen. Fremont, port towns, consular tensions, and various editorials, all amid noisy transcriptions of dispatches and rumors.
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Saya
Foote
Missin Sa
Mississippi
New Orleans Crescent
Messrs
Mason
Slidiell
Great Britain
Confederate States
Sofa Hs
Lin- |Eoly
Waartxoron
Grnate
Sumpner
Senate
Liboria
Hays
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Clark
Hall
Supreme Court
Virginia
Collamor
Ciary
Collamer
Chandler
Bell Ran
Balla’ Bluff
Grimes
Baker
Missouri
Kansas
Fromontix
Poster
Congress
Sherman
Wilson
Lantham
Yeas
Carlile
Latham
Rice
Bright
Thompson
Milley
Stevens
Hutchins
Ohio
Colombia
Gurley
Cox
Washington City
Army Correspondence from Cane Neviy December 1801 Report
The letter discusses Union war efforts in Kentucky and Ohio, troops and supplies, weather, and military life. It mentions Capt Lovejoy’s self-inflicted wound, Regiments 72nd and 49th in action, and the Salt River railroad bridge washout. Also notes Mason and Slidell in Fort Warren, and Senate debates on military affairs and abolition.
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Cane Neviy
Faron Kernen
Carp
Kentucky
AMD
Ohio
Fimsny
Witcox
Frickeye
Bartlett
Aquad
Lovejoy
Danigrouk
John Boner
Salt River
72Nd
49Th
War News from Morristown and Kentucky Skirmishes
The report notes a Union victory at Morristown East Tennessee and warns Buell nears Bowling Green. Rebels suffer routs while Parson Brownlow's forces gain momentum. Contingent violence across Kentucky Missouri and Virginia is detailed, with raids on Unionists and reports of rebel actions and arrests.
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Knatyarn
Parson Brownlow
Morristown
Jafferson County
Tennessee and Virginia
Sconville
Southwest
Virginia
Kentucky
Switzerland
America
Buell
Bowling Green
Fook
Tennomoe
Memphis
East Tennessee
Washington Dispatches on Rebel Actions and Union Sentiment
Reports from Washington describe rebel impressment of Union men and large slaver organized resistance in North Carolina and Beaufort. Letters and telegrams cite Confederate moves at Port Royal and Tybee, with consider-able civilian and military fallout, plus debates in Congress on prisoner treatment and regimental strength.
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Port Royal
Tata
Ives
Washington
Waninearox
House of Representatives
Teangasoo
Neolgginta Keri
Bright
Washington Navy
J. Welles
Ttm
Wasiuseron
A. A. Johnson
Jonson
Pannayvanla
Pittsburg
England
France
Spain
Meson
North
Caroling
Washlon
Smd Yas
Gonert McGlolian
East ‘Tenn
Brownlow
Ttis
the House
Blenkey
Springfield
Jim Lark
Divan
New York
Seward
Jim Lane
Ues
McLellan
Thad. Stevens
McClellan
Cameron
Osten Sibley
City of New York
Stovens
Beaufort
Pawnee
Hilton Head
Tybee
Sherman
Vielo
Bull Ran
Richmond
Bea
Alabama
Arkansas
Virginia
North Carolina
Hatteras Inlet
South Carolina
Georgia
Tybee Island
Florida
Key West
Santa Rona Hsin
Mississippi
Shinod
Louisiana
Fouroh
Toxag
el Paso
Tounousee
Bristol
Lizabethtown
The
Bhooty
William
Bis Man
Chisin
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Fremontt Sorurnal
Fremont
Tsa LO
Aebler, Diiter
Grand National Army
Venexian
Votwatearn
Mreuiare Hs
Feist
Ianon
Cort Shsmont
U. S
Frankfort
Garrett Davis
Breckinridge
Eres
the. Y. Journal
Commerce
Orleans
Guv. Moore
Genevade Lovell
Ruggles
van Gran Qne
Larail
Geo. Roggles
New Hampshire
Wien
Lockwood
Richond Kaomniner
Tag
Cineianti
Columba
Fort Otve
Greateat Reekworthir
Senmor Bight
Indiana
United States
Beamte
Chillicothe
Turia Tawrakip
Bournville
Row Co
Boyer
Peni
Sheenta
Murdaugh
Cincinnati Times
John C. ‘Heenan
Origim Benecia
Cincinnati
Floyd
Curniferh Boe
Wheeling
Senate of
Miasisaippi
Northern Central
Laitherville
Perps
Bath
Werchant
Uriven
Chicago Journal
David Stuart
Louis
Washington Republican
Lezington
Holt
Francia Jackson
Boston
Henry Wardhorn
Bowcher
Maine
Vermont
Navy Department
Dahlgreen
Peosevla
New Orleans
Bragg
Lont
J.D. Merwin
Chicago
Grab Orehsal
Choerohiie Company
Wwe Wiliam
Aiwin Cronwell
New ‘York
Paterboro
John
Wim. H. Gibson
Tre
Baihaeia Bentinnss
Go Ion
York
Carvalbra
Mveuing Army
Oe Ation Soo
Voss Ora Oa
Army Correspondence
Duvoten
Linn Bern
Journad
Kngwier
Parte ‘Aiid
Secretary of State
Stowmromsr Onngstons
Jefferyon Davis
Mason and Slidell
Hatteras
Walker
Beauregard
Solire
Shinell
Fort Warren
Col. Dimitck
Slidell
Mr. Mason
Stidell
Brighteni
Tar Bo
Military Board
Hood
Greenup
Boynd
Carter
Lomi
Campbell
Keaton
Do. de
Starling
the War News
Louisville Journal
Nashville
Louisville
Franksin Ky
Tthat
Lee
Thin House
Fivo
John Morgan
Frinkley
Vo Mia
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wirt County
Simpson
11Th Viginia Regiment
Pat Connoly
Oregon
Hiram Upton
Bob Foster
Squire Griffith
Indga Ish
N. Bolt
Taylor
Lucy
Bolt
Home Guard
Town Point
White Cloud Chief
Minsouri
Glasgow
Sweeney
Rogers’ Mill
Hure
Merrill
Otterville
Batnyotin County
Lexington
Price
Dunkberg
Col
Magoffin
Londore
Forray
Cur Toning
Gorgetown
Hern
Jrebel
Philadelphia Press
Fort Pickens
Abell
Turat
Niagara
Fort McRea
Washington Chronicle
Potomac
McClellan Bins
la Guarche
Brayee
Ann Bowlus
Goughia
Burkland
R. McCufoch
J. Miller
Haine
Dillon
Prewunite 18
Dek Dlion & Son
Maes
Stade Fata
Ey Dilan
Vanutoh
F. Dillon
Minoua
Airmiont Wy
McCellogh
Sid Wook
Uae
Sindee Miter
Bayh
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