Journey Through Kansas and Missouri frontier notes
A diary recounts travel from Kansas City toward Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley, detailing weather, river crossings, railroad depots, and views of Missouri towns like Macon City and St Joseph. It notes military camps, units from Wisconsin and Kansas, Indian missions at St Marys, Topeka politics, and a critical view of slavery’s social impact on enterprise along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitay
Kansas
Dean Sin
Vic
Missouri
St. Louis
St Charles
Agrom
Sti Tesaph
Thitola
Elavers
Macon City
Hannibal
St. Jn
Chillicothe
Lem
St. Joseph
Jatan
Missouri Ri
Des Moines
Leavenworth
O. Ilandreds
Yorks
Ger Sturgen
Kangnag
Wieemnsig Saldiera
Cropten Tshnson
Doneleen
Rd Howell
Aren
Gol
Davenport
Milwaukee
Toy Lawrence
Rosgartitiany
Ix Principe
Wisconsia Repriventa
Port Riley
2D Cavalry of
Lawren Gin
Green County
California
Lawietee
Kan
Topela
Topeka
Sumner
Ross
Milwaukee Sentinel
Stele Record
13Th Regiment
Grass Creeks
Oime
Wisconsin
Wash, Rooter
Nelson Cole
Capt
Woodman
Monroe
Cpt
Hewitt Lieut. Warren
Cal. Chapman
Albany
St. Mary's Mission
Catholis
Ghoss Dominions
Nigit
Manhattan
Big Blue River
Kangas
Magnigeen
Avi
Thisa
Iy Kanes
Vpxi
Col
Bryantig
Smoky Hill
Ft. Riley
Mexico
Duawe
Emiene
Wissenaif
Tessig
Thetis
Dane
Nort Suri
Dhe
Gold and quartz mining chatter from the range
In a remote district reports describe multiple mining claims at Topela and Phillips. Prospectors tout gold yields from dirt and quartz lodes, with values ranging from 80 to 150 dollars per cord and rumors of deep, rich veins. Snowbelt winters slow work, yet mills stay active on several claims as prospectors pursue vast potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKey
Monroe
Tis
Russell
Sonia
Ion Gond
Ateb
Ias
Buckskin Joo
Montgomery
Range
Othe
Ihis
Phillips
Mining and hard times in the Rocky Mountain camp
The writer describes lode mining difficulties in the district, noting pyrites and ore costs, cap losses, and the perilous mining cap. Provisions rise, flour and meat prices surge, weather delays miners, and fear of starvation grows. Reports from Denver and New Mexico tie to shortages and supply cuts, with troops and battles referenced in a closing moral note.
Battle Field of Shiloh detailed by correspondent
The Norfolk Dag Hoole correspondent recounts the Shiloh fight with vivid scenes. He notes the ferocity of the clash between Alabama troops and Union forces, describes the chaotic aftermath, wounded soldiers' pleas, and the staggering death toll, with emphasis on captured Federal and Confederate casualties and improvised field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Iain Iaule
Alabama
Floyd
Zaved Shim + -Drésead
Alti
Union
Killen
Bern
Jane Tress
Halfroben
As Nau
Lasgo
Aid
Ennai
Thavan
Alabams
Wisconsin
Pethapa
Lis
Ares
India
Leaptioz
Deis
Willeulem
Algering Ville
Hekl Villes
Columbia
Payettevill
N.C
Norfolk
Woriole
Richmond
Prince of Wales absent from Windsor events and Irish wedding tale
A fragmented report weaves the Prince of Wales' absence at Windsor and a long Irish betrothal tale. It details scandal rumors around a marriage involving a noble family, the Curragh camp, and a young couple amid royal scrutiny, alongside Governor Harvey's funeral arrangements and remains recovered on the Tennessee river, with a share of the booty distributed among enslaved workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loridau
Detroit
Windsor
Cuthraller
Tié
Soung
Jove
Kildace ix
Irland
Alice
Tunis
Leding
Kildare
Andicur
Yuniy
Venice
Newbridge
Corvech
Gonade
Lueed
Thas
Botei
Harvay
Chicewa
Chisago
Janesville
John
Harvey
Chicago
Hearst
Capitol
Lowe
Wadaewly
Mullen
Tennessea
Brita Point
Pittsburg Landing
Bei
Dari
Wisconsin
Singleton
Harvey Unt
Jan Ceason
Swanty
Howe
Cairo
Pittsburgh Landing
Salamond
Tremont House
Rourke
Dng
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CORR
Isruss
Luatow
Pabne Square
Munroe
Wis'peosle
Bintlipp & Gare
BATES
Say
Tsquare
PNP
Banu
Shamgpal
Business Directory
Galer
Sergeon
Churchill
Wat Ree
Baker's
Bao Astorer Atlas
Justice of the Perce
Eace
Conceti
Potter & Suuour
West Sideablie Square
Mauroe
Wisconsinr
Potter
N. H. Allen & Bees
Poss, Spanien
Doors
Faurce
Oses Gsnam
Green
South
Curser
Wrighe & Tachady
Green Go
Wis
Oticeia de Co
Jarnary
Donwidbie
Back Beilding
Moorar
Avorne
Court House
Monraskz
Wisconsi
Madbhey
Frey Astorney
Alba
Pu Sorgen
Ofice
Dreestore
Moncivetto
Gates Connig
Wis- 13
Cbs
Dan Church
Sone
Wis Fy
Chroule
J.B. Sferhs
Wshey & Paret, Dickers and Deuters Banc Neier, &T.y Mont Ve
A. Brwnow
Seke Burg Ham
Hilal Luslow
Pindiban & Co
Sac
Goris
McHlain
Moryce
A. Leess
Pat Person
Ilair
H. G&g. Austin
J. Mashey's
South Side
Pacific Square
Pouter
John C. Bale i. Bban
Suda, Wis
Monticello, Green Co., Wis
Avams&co
Southside Public Square
Wig
Lowbard MT. D
Onue
Plainins MN
Mooroe
Svrojean & CO
Eurat
Inverimien
Agere
Faria
Sat
Studne' Bowder
Lend
Caps
Wialoe Sale Sun Neral Orinotice
Tre Geo
Span Suer
IPP
Priaoick
Bewex
Ausiat
Rackwill
Eno
New York Opthaliai College
Cary Lin
Waarran
Quantitier
Tau
LA. Joungon
Whatascke
Relat
Don
Mouros
Ana
Montgomery Igo
Louka
Iain Tuck
Mary A
Rossals
Missouri Gulch
Guid Dist
Fall River
Ebort
Seber
Cuthbert
Belure
Denver
Setz
Suns
Barlehusteke
Daney
New Mexico
Gol. Slough
Fort Grien
Gandy
Col Leaverworth
Beaver
Ich
Abel
Scretch
Shiloh
Rietinaxa
New Orleans
Ving Biestall
Navy Yard
Incess
Sknne
Guraling
Geentin
Norfall
South Carolina Régiment
Sullivan's Island
Griss Chaseter
Tickiaomd
Virginia
Tle
South Carolina
Savannah
Charleston
Davis
Aneeeh
Lacely
Rockets
Salier
Yorktown
Taney
Jaz
Anh
Sine
Mediterranean
Porta
Tidia
Waropean Pioetz
United States
Asanvastis Forro
Yeaterday Inn
Winder
T' Iment
Sis
Hepsideini
Rickraona
Tae “Clandiastine
Elves
Wee of
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