Indian Campaign Report from the Cherokee Nation
An account of three clashes between Union forces and rebels among the Seminoles and their allies in the Cherokee Nation. It details battle losses, prisoner actions, and houses burned, with notes on civilian impact and subsequent Union relief, plus a church-paper commentary on Southern war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivnak
Aeth-Ab
Alektastennke
Tate
Tewil
Kanias
Lane
Cover
Cols
McIntosh
Drew
Jim McDaniels
Warad
Agnio
Kavisas
Hunter
Opotheyebolo
John Ross
Herald
Richmond
Bouthy
Lincoln White House reception dazzles with lavish supper
A grand reception in the East Room of the White House drew a continuous stream of guests led by Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. The Marine Band performed operatic airs as General McClellan and other dignitaries arrived. A lavish supper from Mallard of New York cost thousands, with tables laden with luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scertary
Lincoln
Themeslves
Eote
He Hyento
Pat
Xeon
Mallard
New York
New Jersey
Don Pratt
Hooker
Lord Lyons
Mra. Lincoln
Meavy Robbery and War Notes from City Letters
A navy agent’s clerk carried a large draft to a tin box, delivered to a bearer, then was forced at Nassau Street to hand over the box and money after a ruse involving Mr Cisco and Mr Spring. Detectives report no arrests or recovery. Also included is a Stark War-era anecdote about Ben Wade pressing Lincoln for war progress, ending with a humorous exchange about remaining with senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Sub-treasury
Naseau and
Liberty Streets
Cisco
U. G
Nassau Street
Spring
Ace
N. Y
Bex
Ben Wade
Joint Committee
Lincoln
Wade
Olio
Springfield Republican
Remarkable Confederate Officer's Reflections and Vesuvius News
An officer in the Sherman Brigade writes from Kentucky about slavery and northern society, contrasting Kentuckian life with Ohio, and recounts a harsh farm interior. The issue then notes the eruption at Naples, describing Vesuvius and the destruction of a city with 21 000 residents, 15 000 fugitives, and widespread damage. Also reported are the murder of two American missionaries near Chifu, China, by local robbers, with De cember 6th date, and the bodies later found and interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Brigade
Noewp
Halls Gag
Wichite
Qawp
Haliff County
Myers
Borakd
Lave
South
Ohio
Walla
Kentucky
Vernyine
Narres
Vesuvius
Shangli
Ching
Chifao
N. Jattuile
H. M. Parker
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. L. Holmes
Southern Baptist Convention
China
Chifoo
Sears
Lotrel
Elmeiehe Tee
Mty
Wire
AG Borg
Qo Reid
Pereyliyed
Logan
Amthomy
Wien
Tibert
Ente
Henge Dows
Uro
Polinton
Tyre
Chaontug
New Worl City
Criten
Manny
Dorawsternettn
Myorrow
Alma
Abe
Jfercurt
G. V. Lartmen
Preaton Co
J.C. Aven
J. Fream
Jules ¥. Getehell
Bt. Lovin
Eimong
J.C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Masa
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Fremont Journal
Pinet Dattla
Lond Palmerston
The
Sean Connail
Ewe Wits
Ales
Mia
Hoyine
Barre County
Granby
Roy
Secesh
Dubuque
Boye
Allorda
Curtis & Ripley
NEOW
Fremont, Ohio
Sana Rt
Front
Tyler Block
Albany
Ron
Steerl
Wheeling Nalle
United Staten
Togriher
Trimmi Carpanter
Cooper
Ublng
Sad Irene
Geocern
Healen
Ieee
Thone
Andere Ua
Geese Geek
É & Pete Fabri
Danker
Garrix- Man
WM. B. Hurd
Win
B. Burd
Ps Oa
EF A. Barnard
BP. Meng & Co
Tyler Blosk
Banka
B. F. Meng & Co
F. A. Barnard
Fremont, C
Aly Mth
R. WM. B. Hurd
Wa. B. Hunp'n Toorn Pownen
Murd
Fourth Bireel
Brooklyn
B.D
Tribune
No. 1
Spruce Street
Cornell, Mark & Co
Pitts Avenue
KL Cnidinas
7Th Broadway
D. 4
Barnes
Broadway
Druiggiets
Spraice Street
Lelepy
Camwell
Mosk Bei
Fifth Avenue
TS Way
Haroon
Kenatar
Wll Dengetota
Tainan Seay
Romewood
Mar
Wm. B. Hurds
Dr. Satiate Dental
TY Fourth Street
Spruce Stress
J. W. Stevenson
Ane
Alee Howpe & Etek Papeen Diosma
Hurbam
Murmami Garipalos
Naples
Eure
Ronan i
Jost
A.guidornre
Hhe
Kage
Heenan
Cora
Moore's Brock
A. Gusdorfef
Fremont
Sandurby
Amont
Bilk
Bay State
Chip Cary
Eall
Moore's Block
Ar Rice
Vremont
Ooor
Charles Thompson
Avery
Setien
Babs
Chas
Thompson
Daneane DE Wisse
Fremoot
Indiana
Gusery
Teltows
Vraner
Rome
Fremsot
Jane
Ayer
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