Engagement off Charleston and East Tennessee happenings
From the rebel press and Knoxville reports we describe the Charleston engagement as observed near Fort Sumter with Palmetto State tailed by the Mercedita. We also note disturbing bushwhacker activity in East Tennessee, a skirmish near Dugger's Ford, and Loyalist resistance along the Watauga front.
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Charleston
Chirteston
Ghhrtey
Andrasun
Fort Sumter Kau
Fort Sumter Kau Yielded To Gey
Loviock
Palmetta State
Rise
Dusess N. Lyunauan
Fort Sumter
Acng
Cunca
Balan
Chesterfield
Jalietta
Bar
United States
Kulledge
Palmetto State
Mercedita
Ixonalaw
Ivokanam
Lieut Astort
Boaud
Dacut
Abbott
Miike
Monline
Bute
Ripley
Cmicora
Cécora
Sagupras
Quaker City
Chicura
Teonce
Isaac
Aer
Abe
Wessel
Tne Cmcorn
Beach Channel
Ingraham and
Tucker
Urvicz Navan
Cuancestox
Hla Place
Dons KR. Teewes
Atlas
Warmayve
Tennessee
Knoxidlle Register
Johnson
Carter
Col. Fore
Nurin
Caroline Calvary
Carer
Dugger's Ford
Watauga
Elizabethton
Col. Pous
Blockaders, Vessels and Ironclads Near Charleston Bar
From Charleston Ban. The Charleston Courier reports blockaders returning after dawn to drag anchors cast loose in fright. By Sunday morning fourteen vessels were in sight, with a large propeller and a small ironclad among them. The British Cadmus and the Yankee ironclad New Ironclad are described, with opinions on their combat readiness.
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Hoorn
Democratic Party
Nauleaume
Wackaburgh
Freder
Ackeburgh
Stafford Hills
Palmetto State
Chicora
Charleston
Philadelphia
Feaor
Raleigh
Wilmington
Savannah
Vicksburgh
Richmond Whig
Steves
South
Cotton Dales
Congress
Tucre
Dtubame
Furie
London
B. M. Bruce
Bacer
Charleston Courier
Cadmus
Fortress Monroe
Bar
Perret
New Ironeider
Teagie
Fortress Monros
Port Royal
Victory in Northern Texas Rebel Indian Agent Killed
A dated letter to Commissioner from Indian Agent Jouxsorx describes a clash in Southern Kansas as Simon and Delaware and Shawnee forces attack the Wichita Agency. They surround the building, seize papers, kill four white men and the agent Szupen, burn the agency, and claim control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxsorx
Kansas
Detawaes Acanor
Simon
Dan. Simon
Neosho River
Texas
Witchita River
Witchita Agency
Sixon
Szupen
Indiana
Indian Agency escape leads to attack in Indiana grove
Report describes pursuit of Indians who escaped the Agency. About 150 Indians, including women and children, were attacked. roughly 100 killed, the rest fled with about 100 ponies and $1,200 in Confederate money and papers. Indian Agent F Johnson notes loyalty and daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É&C
Confederate States
Indiana
Mateslon
Game Bosnasah
United States
News From New Orleans Gen Banks Forces Ready to Take the Field
Reports from up the river say Major General Banks has drilled his forces for a field move to clear Lafourche. A fishing smack carrying medicines for rebels and letters from New Orleans citizens was seized near Ponichatouls. Jews tried. sentence deferred until letters’ authors are caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxton
New-Orleans
Banus
Lafourche
Lnst
Ponichatouls
New Orleans
Peanovr
Danks
Drs. Lecoux
Foltop
Goopaka
Bayxs
Williama
Vicksburgh
Tox
Free Labor Scheme Probed by Gen Banks in New Orleans
The Department of the Gulf discusses a proposed free labor system under Gen Banks to aid unemployed workers in New Orleans. A plan outlines wage scales, discipline, housing, and potential profits for planters, arguing it could stabilize labor while ensuring fair compensation, with debates on its implications for Louisiana’s economy and society.
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New-Orleans
Banks
Grn
Glving
Nanna
Jabur
Baroltas
Rugrera
Kent
Alf
Louisiang
Danes
Peare
Louisiata
Sambo
Mast
Samba
Head
Caiton
Suger Lurda
Fmer
Lovstana
Nealy
Gulf
Geo
Burts
Banker
Jurlan
Nori
Coe Burixa
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Spirit OF the Press
Phaceh
East Tennessee
Commandine Annott Cams
Sizctwallen
Bia
Lient
Hotugpas
Asport
Tucxis
Com.Tucker
Rurtapug
Rorizpoa
Palmetto
Haverine
Bejing
Grappen
Tocege
Revczpos
Lam
D.N. Ingraham
R. Matteay
Secretary of the Navy
Michmond
Straurr Carcoza
Wehoo
Sud
Urea
Gyile
Dar
Iam
Charleston, D. C
Richmond
Europe
Lincoln
Philadelthia
A. B. Horteng
Washington
Deserted House
Pryor
Paron
Uganga
Roger A. Pryor
Warraze
Tomanndians
Duciaonn
Arkansas
Holmes
Ito
Teras
Magruder
Geace
Roweenius
Murreesboro
Deago
New Jersey
New York
Barnster
Row
ORANG
Price
Stenning Price
Virginia State Senate
Senate of Virginia
Senate
Heanggaatens
Gurenzvicis
GunaRat Oavers
No. 1
Knoxville
East Tennessee and Virginia
Department of East Tennessee
W. G. M. Davis
Richmond Dispatch
Fels
Measra
J. 1
Linoixs & Sons
Gait
North Carolina
Clarke
Cransela
Bensaurs
Petersburgh Express
Boarcrans
Murfreesboro
Shelbyville
Tenn
Kentucky
Danville
Lexington
Frankfort
Louisville
Galt
Wiley Allen
Montgomery
Ala
Arkansas Post
Allen Caya
Ev. F.j Graves
Hilsboro
N. C
Mon. M. E.anuy. Ggogae V. Sraona
Elon. W
Richmond Enquirer
Confederate Congress
Berat
Wickaburgh
Department OF the Gulf
Howen
Orrice
Mansual Gax Bank
Lovigiana
Few
Milwaukie
Milwaugin
Wis
Newhall House
Newfoundland
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