War News From Washington And Mexico Dispatches
War updates from Washington and Mexico detail Gen. McClellan authority for campaign plans, major general staff, and a large force poised to move south from Kansas. Reports from Columbus, Cairo, and New Orleans note reconnaissance, rebel movements, naval actions, and shifting loyalties as Union and Confederate forces vie for control along the Mississippi and Gulf regions.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Jim Lane
Chicago
Staton
McClellan
Tlano
Army of the Potomac
J. Champion Vaughan
Kan- Bag
Forts and Dispatches From Fortress Mounds to Burnade Expedition
New York dispatch reports no intelligence from Burnade expedition beyond a vessel’s report noting feet pouring into Pam<l> Sorind by Hatteras Inlet. Washington reports Major Stubbard’s cavalry clashing with 900 rebels at Silver Creek, 40 rebels killed, 60 wounded, 6 and 19 American dead and wounded, 160 horses seized, 60 tents, 10,000 powder, 200 guns, and 28 prisoners. Military committee mulls army appointments, with nearly seventy brigadier generals under consideration for future service.
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New York
Ican
Poltico
Burnaide
Hatteras Inlet
Ishington
Dan
Sage
Transportation Department
Cameron
Stanton
Washington
Lalleck
Stubbard
Silver Creek
Howard County
Painedexter
LGU
Serfate
Hie
Princi
Battle of Mill Springs Kills Zullicoffer and Shatters Rebels
Reports from Kentucky outline Gen Zollicoffer killed near Milk Spring after a dawn attack on his entrenched line. Federal forces routed the rebels who fled toward camp. casualties listed as heavy though precise numbers were unclear. Peyton, son of a former Tennessee congressman, among the killed, with Indiana troops sustaining 75 losses. Rebels crossed Cumberland to White Oak Creek as retreat began.
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Spartal
Lexington
Saan
Zullicoffer
Milk Spring
Sthoeplin
Ren. Zillicofurp
Zollicoffer
Bailly Peyton
Congress
Tennessee
Stele
Abay
Tareyiuiy
Tien
Thomas
Aallicote
Tackel Hin
Wells
Ull Ramersat
Anmicotivr
Bailie Peyton
Mhl Springs
Latisvonix
Photius
Cumberland
White Oak Creek
Mill Springs
Zollicofer
Payton
Indiana
War correspondence from Fusilier Regiment 1862 field notes
War correspondent from the Fusilier Regiment reports marching fourteen miles to Hincon Creek to repair a bridge after it weakened by high water. He describes crossing the ford as a military necessity, the ongoing bridge work, and glimpses of camp life and observers from nearby units during the operation.
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Newis Caren
Dun
Ma. Rirayn
Hincon Creek
Bay Ofipur
United States
Detroit
Oweys
Forlorn Camp Tales and Army Wagon Forays
In Kentucky a weary party detailing a fording of a stream with horses and mules is joined by a brave lady rider crossing safely. The writer notes army cattle and logistics beyond Green River, and recounts a visit by Gen. Lockwood and a turkey parade mocking captured ground. The author and companions endure fever and seek rest aided by Mrs McCague, while reporting on House and field conditions, thefts, and a plan to compensate damage. The letter ends with camp life, health improvements, and hints of a potential move.
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Green River
Kehara
Etl Amin
Tuba Edirade
Wilow McCague
Anya
Lwusea
W.l. Cuamk
Virginia
Keatville
Lockwood
Mijor Bacun
Core
Prilay Thornine Ratan
Aly O
Turkey
Michigan
Moeulag sil Fovirne and the Shake Era Debate
A fragmented report discusses Moeulag sil Fovirne and the Shake era politics, mentioning a tie in the Citi vote and orders related to Velogeaphy 4. It notes public unrest and a shift in political power, with references to a new Hated Now movement and associated authorities.
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Hanaoeehely
Man
Piawiga
Pelms
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