Fremont Journal reports looming troop levy and wartime events
The piece notes a probable 100000 troop levy, railings about forthcoming army size and public sentiment. It cites Washington dispatches on troop numbers in the city and Fortress Monroe, government acceptance of large troop numbers for short and long terms, and arrivals. It mentions special elections in Vilth and XIIth districts to replace resignations, naming S. T. Worcester and R. A. Hartino as elected, with about 1600 and a small majority respectively.
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Congraeme
John Sherfan
Thomas Corwin
S. T. Worcester
Wilth
R. A. Hartino
Washington
Cleveland Leader
Alexandria
Fortress
Monroe
Sumter
Spough
W. ¥. Tribune
Rochester Union
Litte Oaulines
Bac Ebanan
Dutin
Gov. Wise
Army
Navy
Buchanan
Cobb
F. Thompson
Touey
Pullman of Disbanded Units and Rebel Movements Abroad
Washington reports disbandment of a regiment due to demoralization with Lt. Col. Farnham to lead the Fire Zouaves and possible occupation of Manassas Junction. New York notes 10,000 troops at Norfolk and 25,000 at Richmond, with various commands and movements described. English discussions on blockades and privateering address actions against the Confederacy while U.S. forces reorganize and fortify positions in several theaters.
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Washington
Tregiment
Farnham
Manuassas Junction
Cameron
Iti
Newtown Rifles
Roger A. Pryor
Pryor
New York
Engle
Fort Monroe
Lowell
Butler
Surender
Niagara
Havana
New Orleans
Porter
Norfolk
Richmond
Jeff
Davia
Washington Navy Yard
War Department
Memphis
Fort Rector
Arkanass
Missouri
Kentucky
Liverpool
Eilenborough
Uni
Plata
England
Lori Brougham
Lord Kingsdown
Tadge Taney
Corder State
Jane
Cincinnati
Newart Barracks
Ellaworth
St. Louis
McDougal
Treat
Harney
Blair
United States
Southern Illinois
South
Paducah Herald
Columbus Crescent
Hickian Courier
Vicksburg
Kurt Smith
Arkinnan
Ohio
Kate
Grafton
Aera
Oislock
Todiana
Wat Crittenden
4Th Streat
L. M
Linus Treasury
Cali
Robert Adacrih
Ohio River
Rensury
Willamapora
Cairs
Youtor
Lyon
Gol. Schultzner
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Habens Corps
McDonald
McDonald i Still Being Argued Before Judge Lrent
St. Louie
Pensacola
Mobile
Anys
Lord Lyons
Cairo
Pillow
Garibaldi
Philadelphia
Aquin Creek
Boston
Congress
Charlestown Navy Yard
Dedham
Baltimore
Fredericksburg
Petersbang
York River
Pyhattevick
Oarthiwatex
Hile
Predericksburg
Pumier
Puin Hatte
Sanfrancisen
Armitage
San Divito
Johnson
Pacific
de. Gould
Fort Humboldt
Stiselul
Herald
James Ashley
Virginia
Illinois
Heintze
Cortions
Texas
Via
Harper's Ferry
Harper's Perry
Harrisburg
Chambersbay
Patterson Simulaneous
McClellans
Kelly
Virginia Volunteers
Wheeling
Bellair
Levin
Col. Kelly
Oho
Steedman
Marietta
Parkersburg
Great Hnute
Portsmouth
Craney Island
Newport Point
McArthur
Hingis
Caseyville
Merria
Col
Genwra
Butler Regar Ding Alavon
Ellewor East
Alexandria
Waso Addons
Mechanicsville
Troy
Zouaves
Camp
Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Mx Dean Fatuen Axe Morngn
Parenta
Elmer
Rebels in Virginia retreat and fortifications tighten
Washington May 99 reports two rebel lieutenants resigned amid discontent. Union forces fortify beaches while several columns move toward Harper's Ferry and Gratton. Fremont rumored to lead Western operations. Richmond misrules blamed for shortages and conscription dissent. Prisoner captures rise as government pushes suppression and slave clampdown continues.
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I. Slevwer
Trin
Fremont
Misain-sippi
Virginia
Richmond
Alexandria
Workington
Palifax
Marinevas Gap
Fairfax
MULTI-STATE CIVIL WAR BULLETIN MAY 27 1861
Telegraphic dispatches from New York and Washington report Capt. Miller of the bark Sarah arrested for outfitting a slave ship, Colfax and Banks discussed generals. Hartford Saginaw at Hong Kong. Lincoln era movements and rebel fortifications near Harpers Ferry and Manassas Gap junction. Reports cover Union regiments, blockades, and troop movements through Virginia Maryland and Kentucky with scattered naval actions and political notes.
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New York
Miller
Sarah
Washington
Kennedy
Bath
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Pufporg
N. P. Banks
John ©. Fremont
Niper
Korey Advions
Marinesas Gap
Alexandria
Richmond
Lik
Lee
Richmond i
Mannansas Gyp
Harper's Ferry
New York Suh
Mexanutria
Potomae
Theo
Marshall House
Nassvilley
Guzette
Portrow
Monroe
Linco
Tose
Virginalon
Mechanicsville
Fort Plekeun
Minnesota
Charleston
Mannaens Gap
South Carolina
Arlingeto
Thomas
Congress
Frederick
Frankfort
John J. Crittenden
Orlando Brown Sooy
Missouri
Kentuky
To-Orrow
71St New York Regiment
Navy Yard
Aquin Creek
Gol
Lofferta
Rvery
Baltimore
Merriman
Fort Ste- Henry
Onidwallader
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Taniva
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Capt. Lee
United States Navy
Cape of Good Hope
Hom
Croghan
Ee Gay
Dennison
Camp Dennison
Washington City
Indies
White House
Tyler
Louisville Journal
St. Nicholas Hotel
Bour
Jeet Ae
Senter
Whittlesy
Camp Taylor
Tratt
Lewisville
7Th N. S
Arlington Heights
Leo
Orieans
Willis Holmes
Kiclawond
Uist City
United
Neuaceehal
General Post Office
Mexandria
Depot of
Col. Anderson
Tiensioy
Huayerota
Chan Ander
House Ant
St. Touia
F. P. Win Seshan
Fort
Monro
Teihane
Hicks
Perry Hiv
Meade Gratton
Lillie
Chiamandbara
Conan
Clea
Wulierty
Baltimory
Point Comfort
Stasuwrietate
Georgia
Fort Monroeyertentay
York
Wm Wood
N. York
Hugh Maker
Chicago
Aalifax
Orenbon
Belton
Adame
Waalington
Dabate
Lords
America
Privalvers Bal Ifregien
Mexica Seraes
Regulee
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Daily Journal
Clentland Herald
North Ten
Telegraphic
Lowa
Ailes
Sfarabal
Wee Ieee Wa
Taney
Circuit Court
Fia
Europe
Menier
John Russ
Wang
Feng Rov
Thouvineveny
Tdiplomatineis
Banke Haw
Coutnlasary Peradty
Hewan
Pathe
Louis
Murkoe
State Department
Kilnworth
Hooker
Klieworth
Grand Army
Mannoes Junction
New York Regiment
Anon
Mo Vinjod
Wetael County
Bartlett
Severn Samer
Canton
Weamen
Lara
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Xenia
Richard A. Harrison
Anioy
Inge
Conpresa
Carl Schurz
Fortress Mont
Margeisy
Win. Schenck
Anderson
Gen
McDonnell
Virginia Military Geographical
Gov. Yates
John A. McClerny
Joavo
Maunas
Sax Gap
Bonham
Carolina
Magruder
Kershaw
Centreville
Fairfax County
Empire Elty
Fortress Monroe
Harrint Lane
Catharine Newburn
Trix
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St Louis
Schuliner
Bird's Point
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Union City
Handolph
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Gamble
Hall
Guthrie
Wycliffe
Bell
Dixon and Dunlap
Messrs
Dixon
Williams
Richardson
Paole
Louisville
Sproatt
Transcript
Abellino
New. Orleans
Bragg
United States Squadron
U. S
A. Adams
Ante Grwan Ragin
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Sanford
Arlington House
Union
Chas. W. Sanford
Geo. W. Morrill
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