Fremont notes and Civil War tensions amid a parade
A fragmented Fremont report describes a Civil War parade with soldiers, civilians, and volunteers in misty events. It mentions General Cameron's resignation, army pay debates, and political criticism, alongside battlefield notes about Forts and units, and public discourse on leadership.
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Chméren
Camorun
Chingee
Cameron
Fremont
Buller
Pirireme
Cameroo
le Ooee
Pierce
Somerest Battle Beats Zollikoffer Rebel Forces
Reports from Somerset detail a Union victory near Rumwell county after Zollikoffer’s rebel army attempted retreat across the Cumberland river. Gen Thomas’s forces, aided by reinforcements, pursued and defeated the Confederate troops, capturing cannons and wagons while the enemy fled toward Tennessee under heavy fire. Casualties include over two hundred rebels killed or wounded with many captured. Federal losses were lighter though several regiments suffered.
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Toro
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Adair
Jamestown Road
Thoms
Batlefeld
Zollicoffer
Warron
Bailie Peyton
Tennessee
Gat HR
Cosco
Somerset
McConie
Louisville Journal
Tennemee
Sayn Zollicoffer
Col. Fry
Kentucky
6Th Ohio
Tan
Somerset Wi
Cumberland
Jntt
Mill Spring
Monticello
Soa
Carter
Laws of Ohio To authorize Banks to suspend specie payments
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal act authorizing banks in Ohio to suspend specie payments during the rebellion era. It notes the financial distress, unprecedented conditions, and the governor or state authority enacting measures under state law and federal relations. The text presents a historical legislative framing with references to United States coin and wartime finances.
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