The 25th Ohio in a Virginia skirmish near Rosencrant Valley
A 60 man scout from Co E 26th Ohio under Capt Coon engaged in a sharp action at Rosencrant Valley, near Choat Mountain Camp. The 25th Ohio suffered 1 killed, 2 wounded, 1 prisoner. the enemy reportedly had 52 killed and 21 wounded with 2 taken prisoner. Casualties and actions described in detail. The party escaped to camp after heavy fighting and anticipated another battle soon.
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Rosencrant
Co. E
26Th Reg't
J. W. Bowlus
Sargeant
L. JH. Bowlus
Coon
Lanrill
Sargeant L. H. Rowlus
Anderson
Bowlan
Letter from Kentucky 1861 from M. E. Tyler to H. Everett
M. E. Tyler writes from Camp Anderson Kentucky September 1861 detailing march from Camp Noble to Dennison and on to Elizabethtown. He recounts a fatal wounding, religious services, and discipline under General Sherman while praising the Union cause and urging news from home. He signs as a true friend.
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Danlithe
America
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W. H. Gibson
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Louisville Legion
Elizabethtown
Richard Gallagher
Thomas P. Totten
Senator Haycraft
Christian
Oakly
Tam
Mr. Bush
Camp Anderson
Hardin County
Craker
Ohio River
Fort Stephenson
Tennessee
Nashville
Robt. Anderson
Department of Kentucky
W. F. Sherman
John Sherman
Ohio
U. S
Abraham Lincoln
Epistle From a Confederate Correspondent to Jimmie at Rommey
The piece presents a spirited letter from a lady in Seceasio to her rebel ally Jimmie. Dated in 1861 and enclosed in a Confederate envelope marked with the Becedh Flag, it references Federal troop movements near Rommey Virginia and evinces wartime sentiment from Company G of the Eighth OV M.
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