Rebels Panic and Parole Deals Reported After Prisoner Exchange
News on the Norfolk incident and Merrimac blowing remains uncertain as rebels grow hesitant. About three hundred Confederate prisoners returning to Richmond were placed on parole, with seventy five refusing to sign. Returning soldiers in Washington receive full pay plus ration and clothing allowances, yet many hope for exchange and resumption of service to settle old scores.
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Norfolk
Hampton
Richmond
Washington
Amri
Vary Niondsowo
Oge Hen
Ani
Sho
Aedh
Prisoner releases from Richmond stir Detroit crowd
The article recalls Union prisoners from Bull Run era arriving in Detroit after long confinement at Richmond. It details harsh treatments, scarce rations, and escapes aided by prisoners in Lilly & Son's park. It notes releases and transport by river and steamboats amid wartime tensions.
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Fist Regiment
Broadhead
Richmond
Detroit
Bull Run
Tly
Castle Pinckney
Columbus
Trpy
Charleston
Lilly & Son
Colonel Wilcox
Priconora
Virginia
Prigonérp
James Alyer
Memoir of a Kentucky-born West Point graduate and Civil War general
The article traces the career of a Kentucky native appointed to West Point in 1825, later a professor of mathematics at Cincinnati College, founder of the Cincinnati Observatory, and a railroad man who rose to Brigadier General. It recounts his Civil War leadership from Bowling Green to Tuscumbia, praising his energy and devotion to the Union and detailing his dramatic marches and telegraph feats.
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Onstany M’krrom Metcuece
Kentucky
Weat Point
Oho
Joseph Johnson
Lee Ho
West Point
Dorid
Cincinnati
Ohio
Halled
Cincinnati College
Cincinnati Observatory
Pudley Observatory
McClellan
Burnside
Curtis
Ohio and
Mississippi
Union Square
United Suave
Myyself
United States
Miliary Academy
Thorn
United
Sisteen
Triiumphant
Haaven
Baling
Gonasal
Eady
New York
Buall
Bowling Green
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Columbia
Tattar
Haplevilla
Beauregard
Sisco
Qoem
Dashin
Bither
Memphis
Charleston
Bundyed
Milea
Stavenson
Alabamoa
Tuscumbia
Emancipation tale of Gonnrak Buater and frontier service
Fragmentary OCR recounts Gonnrak Buater or a similar officer born in the District of Columbia, with ties to West Point 1829 and 1828 promotions, and long frontier duty including Fort Leavenworth. Various garbled passages reference Paymaster roles, service across the Mexican frontier, and memory of battles.
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Colombis
United States Army
Dragoons
Fort Leavenworth
Mexico
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Michipan
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Alabama
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Hunan
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