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Rebels seize Harpers Ferry and political shifts outlined
Reports describe Union plans to repair the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at government expense after rebel withdrawal from Harper's Ferry. A Wheeling source predicts a convention to replace Governor Loth er with Gen. Jackson and declare Eastern Virginia in insurrection. Across notices in Louisville, Paris, and Washington detail troop movements, procurement of arms, and the evolving Civil War landscape with mentions of Frémont, the Confederate steamers, and evolving leadership.
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Worvie Demateh
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore & Ohio
Wheeling
Virginia
Old Dominion
Jackson
Parkersburg
Louisville
Onde
John
Carlisle
Willey
Pierpont
Nork
Anys
John C. Frémont
London
Confederate States
England
Montgomery
Purc
U. S
Georgetown
Henry A. Wise
Paris
Belgium
M. Sanford
Wisconsin
New York
Philadelphia
Jas. E. Haevey
Atlantic
Harald Despate
Baltimore
Cooper
Scott
Richmond
Memphis
Arlington Heights
Manuaman Dunation
Fairfax Court Nous
Alexandria
Reba Campain
Martinsburg
Johnson
Amioodu
Secumioniats
Fishington
Lune
Manassas
Patterson
Maryland
Davis
Mannansas
Forgom Souroe
United States
Aequia
Merrimack
Sorfolle
Fortress Monroe
Rhode Island
Allen
Fede Keti
Willmore Baighte
Potomac
Shepardstown
Point of Rocks
Berlin
Nashville
Eloven Otter Diatrictn
This
Ginn
McDowell
Rendy
Col
Comstock
Michigan
Hom
War Department
Mannasas Junction
Norfolk
Gov. Letcher
Mannassas Junction
Gov
Mt. Vernon
Fortran
Evansport
Acquia Creek
Umon
Tein
Berens Ferry
Chain Bridge
Cadwallader
Acquis
York
Europe
Austria
Adams
Court of St. James
Milwaukee
New York City
Borougats
France
Fremont
America
Star and Stripes
Grea Alpi
Baltimore and Ohio
Fairmonton
Dr. Kidwell
Jim Neeson
Alf. Haymond
Drinkard