Wisconsin results and wartime notes from Fremont era
Wisconsin returns show Republican majorities in state offices and national shifts in military actions. The report covers Fremont related dispatches, New York tribune accounts, press clashes with Ohio leaders, and Confederate sympathies amid Union military movements and political tensions.
Army Correspondence from Camp in Kentucky Describes Conditions and Actions
The letter from Tremain in Kentucky notes troops advancing for health, with Ohio 49th drill improving and 70 sick in hospital. It describes camp life, picket duties near a rebel home, fever, supply worries, and humor about rations and coffee. It also references Missouri events and reactions to General Fremont’s command, plus endorsements of John Cochrane and others.
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Richmond
Rightmood
Portal
Deliverance
Robeletom
Fremont
New York
Bis
la Times
Rnie Ie
Russia
Europe
Ciroamvin
D. Sickles
Jol
Etory
Leonardstown
Philiatineas
Chase
Enya
Washington Intelligencer
Fromonts
N. Y. Tribune
St. Louis
Promont
Washington
McClellan
Springfield
Curtis
Thomas
Gon. Curtis
Croghan Ki Thore
Col. Croghan
Floyd
Benham
Fort Stephenson
Croghan
Mr. Hill
Gardner
Beig
Sieg
Sean
Og A
Dan Nevin
Pacey Kervet
Ohio 49H
R. Mi
Sixten
Ed Brigane
Centro Divine Department of Cumberland
Don Oatley Buell
Johnson
Kentucky
Uncle Sam
B.C
Ian
Jonh
Powell
Townsend
John d. Crittenden
Geiger
Ohio
Bains
Gabriel
Missouri
Fredericktown
Lexington
Wet Glaze
Line Creek
Arkansas
Warsaw
Platta Valley
Mississippi
Sedalin
Levenworth
Eudorses Cochrane
Edwin Cromwell
Albany Ey
Albany Argus
Democracy
John Cochrane
Dickinson
Butler
Hallet
Croswell
Cochrane
United States
Giner
Meigs J
Frederick Myers
U. S. Army
Myroshina
Gro. B. Willour
Fort Pickens and Pensacola Battles Reported by New York
From Fort Pickens and Pensacola reports claim ongoing engagements with Union and Confederate forces. News describes bombardments at Fort Pickens, Navy Yard fires, rebel advances near Warrington, and varying accounts from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe with casualties.
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Fort Pickens
Fort Monros
the Tribune
Bengy
Iengro
Somens
Bey
Tohola
Pickens
Navy Yard
Warrington
Brown
Baltimore
Norfolk
Richmond
Poneacola
Niagara
Colorado
Fort McRas
Pensacola
Ft. Baranens
New York
Herald
Fortress Monroe
Port Royal
Tengiz
South
Beaufort
Sherman
Wasnixerox
R. J. Walker
National Republican
Congress
Ireland
Liberty
Union
Rowland
Friedman
Hunter's Hill
Howland
Bell
3D Pennsylvania
Averill
Vienna
Porter
Massachusetts
4Th Michigan
Griffin
Liont Ford
Col. Averill
Parker
Wasmsorox
McCall
Pierponts
Col
Bayard
Alexander
Washington Republican
Winchester
Virginia
Jackson
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Fremont Journal
Ibaam
Ebblur
Baitor
Wisconsin
Lnte
Tressurer
Ase
War Department
Bor
Saveral States
Ranimente
Slidell
Minnesota
Jawa Hae
Armlen
Chiotign
Nelson
Cincinnati
Louisville
England
Marter
State Bank of
National Lown
George Lumber
Boston
Wilkes
Manon and Slidell
Hilton Herd
Hilton Head
Fort Welles
Bay Point
Fort Bentiegand
Fort Benard
Pennsylvania
Mason
Sfidell
Sambo
Cuff
Cleveland
Inge
Dayrn Ton
Mahoning Railroad Company
C. I. Ruongs
Top
Too
Ton
The
New York Tribune
Romney
Kelley
Western
Gen. Kelley
Louisville Journal
John Milliken
Paducah
Mayfield
Bi Horse
Troy
Severnoon Staten
Maine
Maxsnehusette
Prines Napeloop
Empres Rugewia
Rinpe
Conser Ly
Leavenworth
Jeuninon
Lawrence
Karas
Roundbeld
Leasure
N. O. Crescent
Memphis
Ates Hessian Creek
Lincoln
New Orleans
Mobile
Tempe
Wurruxo
Virgins
John Hall
Ae Wasinxotos
Mexico
Juntex
France
Ales
Spain
Gen. Marquez
Corwin
Cold Spring
Can
Detroit
Free Press
Cans
Mason and Slidell
Malakot
Paris
New York Times
Jono
Dently
Salmon P. Chase
Fourie
Columbia South
Carolina
Chicago Journal
Solomon Sturgis
E. B. Ward
St. Clair Flats
Chicago
Manitowoc
Wis
Isle of Man
Army Correspondence
Neonoxsix Tee Revet Saavick
Manassas
the War News
Bommetey
Cypress Bridge
McLean County
Gol. Aléora
Hawking
Fulton Bro’t
Monro
Rebola
Warwick
Richmond Dispatch
East Tennessee
Parson Brownlow
Gilham
City Point
Yorktown
Fort Monroe
Indi
Jcata
Majoren
Tibet
Tifa Tribune
State Quartermaster's Department
Quartermaster General of
Tende
Juevenson
Honiyo
Price
Paton Mon Dara Pot
Camp Holt
Bird's Point
Key West
Gilbert Hay
Abaco
É&O
Charleston
Connecticut
Adalaide
Nassau
Savannah
Hardy
Grexnilla
Harrison County
Rainer
Rough and Ready’s New Ambrotype Gallery
Croghan Tremont
Fto
Ion Degibe
Frminen
Lunileralgnisd
Palmers
Samii
Cassel
Vreinant
Thavis & CO Fremont
M. Herriman
Fremost
Mivuaweng
Fase Sronn
Shomo
Canfield & Bro
Holesale
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Saddlery
Glass, &C
Betts’ Block
Front-st
Fremont, Ohio
COAC
Chuamen
Bomghe Tang
Wallan
W Carpenters & Black Smiths’ Tools
COLL
Smich the Lacges Ater
Ve Jaegers Steel
Regulator
Betts
Canfield & Brother
Fremont, C
Ben E
Dillon
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