Promoted Hero Buried with Patriot’s Grave Rest
Poem chronicles a titled man promoted from colonel to martyr and buried with honors. Rich in ceremonial language, it lauds loyalty to country and appeals for steadfast, fearless remembrance of a fallen leader. The piece blends martial imagery with patriotic duty and reverence for sacrifice.
Victory at Philippi forces rout Confederate camp in dawn attack
From Grafton, June 3, four regiments under Col Kelley and Col Lander moved by rail and foot to Philippi. Kelley wounded by a concealed shooter as Union forces overran the camp at dawn. rebels fled, leaving horses, arms, and camp equipage to the victors. Simms, a Confederate assistant quartermaster, seized. Kelley hopes for recovery.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Grafton
1St
Virginia
Ohio 16Th
Indiana 7Th
Kelley
Indiana 9Th
Ohio 14Th
Lander
Potter
Phillippi
Indiana
N. W. Virginia
Webster
Cat Lander
Qo. Kelley
Cpl Lauder
Col. Kelley
Beverly
Col. Lander
Henry Clay
Capt. Fordyce
Ensworth
Simms
Chesterfield
Richmond
Sullivan’s Island
Secession
Col. Penterfield
D. M. Anvil
Willey
Burnt Bridge
Robinson
Logan Guards
Col. Willey
B. F. Martin
Surghnor
Tom
Bill Cooper
Barbour Forces
Barbour Jeffersonian
Import Restrictions and British Policy Debate
The article argues Congress should ban further cotton goods imports from Great Britain to ease cotton supply concerns and proposes prohibiting other imports if England withholds rifles and rifled cannon. It contrasts English aloofness with American resolve, predicting a rising national power and unity amid secession-era tensions.
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England
Congress
Great Britain
Atlantic
Lord John Russell
United States
Satuxn Day Evening Post
Michigan First Regiment Touted as Best Army Shots
The Michigan First Regiment is praised as the best shots in the army. Vermont offers ten regiments to the Federal Government.
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Michigan First Regiment
Vermont
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