Civil War naval fleet list from 1862 Tennessee campaign
A thoughtful note recalls Gen Grant's river fleet to Shiloh and shares an unpublished roster of boats that carried U S troops up the Tennessee river after Fort Henry and Fort Donelson. The list includes Gun Boats and Transports with many named vessels, noting some name uncertainties and historical context.
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Gen. Grant
Tennessee River
Fort Henry
Fort Benesson
Pittsburg
Monongahela
United States
Royal Navy
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Duke de Medina
Sherman
War
Navy Department
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Lexington
Fair Play
Key West
Undine
Taw Taw
Paw Paw
Peasoa
Bt. Clair
Naumkey
Autocrat
Argyle
A McDowell
Alex Scott
Angie Sazon
Americus
Amy Waltham
Armada
Adam Jacobs
Belle of the West
Boston I
Boston IT
B J. Adams
Baltic
Bay City
Ben South
Black Hawk
City of Memphis
City of Madison
Clara Poe
Chateau
Champion
Champion TV
Chancellor
Continental
Commerce
Charley Miller
City of Alton
B. Ford
John Taines
J C Swan
B. Dickey
W Kenrett
Jesse K. Bell
John Bell
John Gail
John Warner
J. W. Waltman
Frinagle
Jonas Powell
James H. Trover
Jacob Poe
Liberty
Lady Pike
Leonore
Lewellen
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Lancaster IV
Lizzie Simons
Louisians
Lena
Leota
Masonie Gem
Meteor
Memphis
Manhattan
Mary
Morsythe
Mussulman
Minnehaha
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Countess
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Danleith
Demileith
D J Taylor
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Mlranora
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Havana
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Civil War Incident Recited by Pittsburg Post Reader
An old Civil War incident is recounted from memory after being preserved and republished by Hr. John Swaney of McNabb. Capt. T. MM. Hurst is referenced in the Pittsburg Post item, which describes how prior knowledge of events was carried from a few days earlier.
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Pittsburg Post
John Swaney
McNabb
Oixteen Heads
Hancon
Ree
Alee
Notlie Grove
Pic
Ofre
Edertn Forrest
Firot
Beece
Ove
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Otre
Gas Ward
Ceteally
Stra
Goldsmith
Fara
Ahs
General Grant
Juliean
Lorn
Fleth Dem Melly Paul
Bleck
New Restrictions Target Government Waters Boats This Season
Government enforces licenses for all ships five tons and over in navigable Illinois River routes. Excursion boats, river steamers, and ferries must comply with federal inspections now, changing a long standing state control. Passenger traffic was huge last year with estimates near 1000000 riders. this season many vessels receive government papers for safety gear and crew.
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Illinois River
Tiver
Illnois
Copperas Creek
Weo
Illlness
Peoria
Pearl
York Illinois
Burlington
Dunbar John A Schulte
Havana
Nettie
Bernie Cardwell
Nina
City of
Henry
Yilini
R G Schmoldt
Glad Tidings
Duchess Naomi
Ida Mac
Henry W Longfellow
Little Dick
Mary
Jessie Bill
Bolie
Ottawa
Ebaugh
City of Pekin
Illinois Appropriation Bill Expands State Spending
The House Appropriations Committee reports a sundry civil bill carrying over one million dollars for next fiscal year. Funds will modernize federal property in Illinois, including Chicago Post Office space reallocation and decorative work. Additional appropriations finance Oakwood Cemetery work, De Kalb public building, Brauntau and Damnaug, Calumet River improvements, Mississippi River project at Moline, Rock Island Arsenal upgrades, and the Danville Soldiers Home expenses.
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House Committee On Appropriations
Hitnois
House
Chicago
Busse
Treasury Department
Moundain Oakwood
Jons
iMadhs
St Moline
Committee Au- Bortes
Rock Island
Danville
Soldiers’ Home
Testimonial Boost for Chamberlains Remedy
A fragmented account touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a household word through personal recommendations. It claims the medicine cures various diarrhea and stomach complaints and praises its trusted status among users and friends.
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Candidate Declares Candidacy for Territorial Treasurer
The signer declares they are running for Territorial Treasurer, asserting they are a Republican and citing the party's approval of the decision. The statement presents the formal entry into the race and the candidate’s party alignment.
Primary Election Purpose and Candidate Participation
The text discusses the primary election as a process to nominate party candidates and states that only party members or aligned parties may participate. It mentions Democrats and populists in context and notes that at the regular election a candidate may pursue any ticket if chosen, while the primary is limited to nominating the party’s slate.
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