Desperate Confederate War Effort and Union Strength
The article argues for renewed Union confidence amid heavy Rebel pressure. It notes Pope and McDowell suspended for leisure while Lincoln warns victory is crucial within thirty days. It compares 800,000 front-line rebels to Union forces, cites Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans gains, and claims Northern advantage in manpower, supplies, and naval power despite Confederate calls for 250,000 to 600,000 more troops. It cites Arch bishop Purcell, Cooper Shop Saloon charity, and editorial praise for editors. It ends urging resolve and denying gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Kentucky
Washington
Maryland
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Fort Henry
Fort Donelson
Pea Ridge
Columbus
Island No. 10
Shiloh
Virginia
Republic
Chicago Tribune
United States
Free States
Delaware
Missouri
Union
Jeff Davis
Dixie
South
Joe Davis
Richmond
Rebal Congress
Bath
Lincoln
Ladies' Cloth and Fabrics in Brown Sheetings and Yarns
A listing notes heavy and fine brown sheetings cotton yarn carpet warps batting and a beautiful assortment of oval fabrics and related textiles offered by a local shop.
Behind Rebel Lines Exposes War Weariness and Myths
Correspondence from Wasuwares dated Sept 6 1802 reports released Union prisoners recounts hunger fatigue and misperceptions of Confederate strength. The piece argues Northern papers exaggerate rebel power while detailing real conditions from Rapidan to Potomac and criticizes strategic blunders and misled public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Wasuwares
Potomac
Picture Frames and Goods at Rowwood and Gutts Percha
In Gilt Rowwood and Gutts Percha the advertisement offers cheap picture frames woolen stockings cotton dragata floor oil cloths rugs hassocks and nove and more. Special attention is invited to sugars and other groceries Argate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argate
Clergyman Mallory Endures Harsh Retreat After Capture
The narrative describes Mr Mallory and his party fleeing pursuit, sharing scant rations and a single meat piece, while the ailing group lagged behind. At rendezvous centers he coordinated aid, even as rebel officers detained wounded men, and his own release led to rough marches through mud and rain with no fire or blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Calvin Curler
Reno
Centreville
Maslory
Bin
Washington News Of Movements And Rebel Threats
From Washington Sept 6 a dispatch reports movement of rebels into Maryland threatening Annapolis Junction and the Potomac. Union forces face shortages, long lines of supply and uncertain safety as Civil War tensions rise with camps and gunboats stationed along rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Potomac
Geo. B. McClellan
Atlania
Stuart
Annapolis Junction
Hugh Lee
Benoni
Stonewall Jackson
Elarper'a
Richmond
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lalande
Hrayti
Lilliput
Leoge
Eave Corcoran
Pss
Alogr
Regimental War Letter From Camp Wilcox to Fort Yorke
From Detroit Barracks to Camp Wilcox the 17th Battery details a rapid march to Cleveland Pittsburgh Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington with the 7th Regiment escorting Gen Wilcox home. The party arrives near Fort Yaker and sets up camp, notes frequent marching and extensive drilling amid rough travel and reception scenes.
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Michigan
Gen. Wilcox
Campus Martius
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Ohio
God Speciacut
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Ini
Maine
Washington
Col. Withington
Hjarters
Fort Yaker
Acros
Potomac
Cpmp
Wilcox
Bull Run
McClellan
Andes
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Marshall Statesman
Ciacles Blonk
Maranall
Calbour Courty
Seth Lewis
Adyarstein
Jones
Alamanthe
Pree & Graves Law Office
Graves
Achott
M. Ny
Accouchaut
Cameron
Meshodlat Parsonage
Mr. Meacham
Hamilton Street
Marshall
Dew. Sharpsteen
John *C. Fitzgerald
Chancery
S.ddsateria
Domentio
Mechanic's Tooth
C. H. Whateavin
Wain Street
Dibble
Mack
A.B
Ronin & Shara
Crocerien
Dibble'n Block. T
Ronin
Dentar
Briteatreet
Ibble Chanshs P
Ataila, &c
Zachangerquel
Lez
Orinzon
Ts. Hi
Penvisions
R. B Walt
Er Chuygar
A. D
J E. Tenney
Panalon
New Hampuire
Vermont
New
Bia. Ohin
Indiana
Minnis
Louisiana
Easiy
Supreme Court of the State
Lanstn
J. W.oakley
Wsrathe
Battle Crefk
M.S. Dean
Jerry
New York
Ewillinner
Alua
Allen
Knapp House
J Swift
Albion, Wich
General Stage
Flort Rate
Howe
C. Killam
GaBit
Plgning
Gest
Blind
Sabecriban
Planer & Matcher
Primson
Marca
Blian
John Potter
McDowell
Jnjantica
Comrage
Aromisti
Poromi
Sire Lecure
Pike's Opera
Cincinnati
Purcell
St. Paul
Lonaiana
Wilds
Abe
Cooper
Philadelphia
New England
New Jersey
California
Oregon
Tie Committee
Gan
Lalting A
Widehington
Coltrane
Sach & Man
Aryland
Ar, Cook & Cos
Beston
Sercad
Denis
Ubat
Jackson
Les
Slaughter Mountain
Edward's Ferry
Nile
Ciilus
Culpepper
Sigang
Rav
Danjal G. Malfear
Phapain
Poposyltanty
Read
Mallery
Brussels
High Street
B.cone & Co A
Goon
Bkacw
Pian
Benson, Marshall
Challis & DE Laines
Hra Sherings
Surtins
W. White
M. Lester
Mareball
Jon
Itu Land
Bitch
Camp Wilcox
D. C
Ep. Srameeman
Detroit
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