Regimental Color Presentation and Flag Ceremony
The regiment will present its Regimental Color at 2 o clock with HH Everett Bay delivering the ceremony. Capt Wegstein’s German Company will present a silk National Flag to the Regiment through Rev A Lang, completing the Stand of Regimental Colors. Officers and soldiers will then receive Bibles and Testaments from the Sandusky County Bible Society.
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HH. Everett Bay
Wegstein
A. Lang
Sandusky County
Letters From Civil War Recruits And War News From Norwalk
A collection of Civil War era letters recounts Norwalk and Huron County soldiers sending thanks for care packages to Company F, 49th Regiment, and describes a January 1862 distribution of goods. It also reports the 55th Ohio Infantry encamped near Norwalk, lines about drill, readiness for Kentucky action, and a vivid scene of a Price’s army officer captured and sent to Columbus for trial. The narrative celebrates patriotism, banners, and the band, with reflections on camp life and the hoped Dixie campaign.
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Lin
Luciaville
Charles Stull
George Moura
Charles Hankine
Gustavin Borwh
David Sweet
Charles Bund
Louisville
Tralian
John D. Mainin
T. Wilcox
Oo McCretiax
Norwaux
Farxp Kreven
Norwalk
Huron River
Buell
Dixie
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Huron County
3D Cavalry
Unnion
Wight
War News from Washington and Front Lines
Reports from Washington on General Shields praising discipline and readiness, details on McClellan era gains, and rumors about currency issues in Alexandria. Updates cover Stanton replacing Cameron, war funding near $200 million, and frontier skirmishes in Kentucky and Western Virginia with casualty tallies and troop movements.
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Washsgton
Jan
Shields
Trish
Free States
Potomac
McClellan
Alexandria
Harper
United States ‘Treasury
Montgomery
Siegel
ApAro
Washimoron
New Market Bridge
F. A. Conkling
Gen. Framont
Wadsworth
Doubleday
United States
Cameron
Stanton
Chave
Sumner
Committee of Ways and Means
National Armory
Port Royal exploits drive rebels back in Civil War update
A Civil War dispatch from Port Royal Ferry reports Union forces destroying fortifications, driving rebel troops back, and advancing toward Charleston or Savannah via the Savannah and Charleston Railroad. Casualties among Union troops are light, with roughly ten men lightly wounded. Contingent forces and contraband arrivals bolster occupancy as reconnaissance and inland operations continue, despite Rebel holds inland and reports from Missouri and Kansas theaters.
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Port Royal
Port Royal Ferry
Savannah
Charles
Charleston
Curt
Cooson River
Forty-seventh
New York
Secess
Stevens
Sherman
Dupont
Port Royal Island
Hilton Head
Gardner's Corner
Barnside's Expedition Aimed at Roanoke Island
New York Jan 14 The Tribune reports Burnside may rendezvous at Hatteras Tolot and operate in Pamlico and Albermarle Sounds with an assault toward Roanoke Island. Fortified by 2,000 to 3,000 troops, the expedition aims to clear rebels from the coast and then move inland as plotted. From Cairo two more columns will move into Kentucky, with troops en route from St Louis.
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Draagiite
Grocer
Ele
Ac M
Dinninger & CO
Broad Atrent
Thas
A. L Mathews
Daffalo
Fort Erie
Kettucky
Loviavinig
Catlettsburg
Jenner's Creek
Paintsville
Virginia Cavalry
Bowlus
Marshall
Shawn
Humphrey Marshall
Prestonsburg
Louisville
Heapquantens
Duteang
Puestronsune
J. B. Fry
Paintaville
Noor
Prestonburg
Middle Vee
Syeeant
Virginia
Faaponion
Martinsburg
Winchester
Jackson
Ivis
Romney
Bath
Barnside
New Yonk
the Tribune
Fort Monroe
Burnsides
Hatter‘na Tolot
Pamlico
Alber‘marie
Pamlico Sound
Roanoke Island
Cairo
Cmcaco
Tribune
Kentucky
Toomorrow
Louis
Painsi
Bird
Southern News
Memphis
Cnantusron
Brie Ellen Warley
Sony Yousilen
Mr. Bisbio
Yancey
England
Columbus
Savannah
Tsabel
Charleston
David E. T
Ars R
Geo. W. H
Walker
Gideon J. Pillow
Bng
Thos
Fautenly
Robt
Garoolt
Bernard BE. Bes
Bull Run
Thor. P. Flourney
Arknawas
John B. de Ohn
Phillip St
Galveston News
96Th
Artim
Headriskie
New Orleans
Ulnib Jacknot
Confederate Congress
Richmond
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