Regiments in Missouri and Kentucky battles report
Civil War era dispatches describe Union advances near Lancaster and return to camp, with Moore’s cavalry, the 4th and 7th Regiments, and troops under Col Moore and Col Willieh engaging rebel forces. Casualties included several killed and wounded on both sides, and captured enemy garrisons retreating after heavy fighting. Reports mention supplies, clothing drives, and troop reinforcements as volunteers rally to support the war effort.
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War dispatches report Pope and Davis forces crushing rebel camps near Clinton Milford and Warrenaburgh, capturing 1,200 prisoners and large wagon trains. Other notes describe Gilmore, McClellan orders on deserters, new draft enrollments and logistics for Price’s rebels, plus Powder and arms seizure tallies and Confederate raider actions across Missouri and Kentucky.
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