Encampment notes and local notices from Frederick
Fr Charles Crenies heads to Osean Grove for a brief stay. District items include Aldermen meeting tonight, arrests for disorderly conduct, deliveries and horse mishaps, visiting city residents, and notes on hospitals, newspapers, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla endorsements. Local figures include Mrs Crenies, Brice Bessie Brookes, Miss Theresa Drewes, Miss Blanche Stach, and Dr. J. A. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crenies
Maggie Stevenson
Amelia Hines
Baltimore
H.clay Perry
W. Patrick Street
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Henrietta Brooke
Schmidt
Doll
Wagor
Mezere
D.C
Hood
A.B. Kolb
Aldermanis
Victor
Christian Warner
East Patrick Street
David Thomas
Lickeville
Taz News
Charles E. Bailey
Mamie Jones
Washington, D. C
Carrie Baum
East Fitch Street
RL. Hardesty
M.D
Washington, D.C
Frederick
J. W. Morris
Foes St
Robert A. Kemp
Birely Bros
F. C
Oliver Birely
Double Pipe Greek
Carroll County
Excolsnce Enterprise
Taz
Tte
E. C. Shepherd
West Third Street
J. F. Ablar
Hagerstown
Charles Afer
Leia Falton
Sifford
East Second Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington
Twenty Five Years Ago on the Gamp Ground Jubal Early Raid
A fragmentary nineteenth century war chronicle recalls Jubal Early’s 1864 raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania. Gen David Hunter faces Gen Early as Lee’s forces advance into the North with Chambersburg burning cited. Mentioned are Libedsen Imbwles and Virginians, with a West Point like Virginia Military Institute unit and cadets under Col Score Ship. The article notes the last northern invasion occurred in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hunter
Lee
Early
Lynchburg
Maryland
Washington
Chambersburg
Lacsaray
Shenandoah Valley
Guttesberg i
Valley of the
Virginia
J.D. Libedesn
Gran
Grube
Kalumere
Virginia S Military Institute
Lexington
Var
West Point
Confederacy
Coemiets
Col Score Ship
Tenboden
Earls
Staunton
Gordon and Eclols
Breckinridge
Ramsent
Rades
Ger. Jubal Early
Bradley A Johnson
Imboden
W. L. Jackson
Baltimore
Marvin
Levsarmy
Petereburs
Votomine
Louch
Jhrovers
Waskurzton
Tar
Inhu
Rm Aed Ankakie
Petersburg
Niles
Alexandri
Potemeac
Barnard
District of Columbia
Rockville
Georgetown
Silver Springs
Jackson
Mfc Consland
Eric McCausland
Averell
Harry Gilmor
McCeusland
Potomac
Hancock
Agl
Gilmor
MecCaustead
Johnson
McCausland
Cumberland
B. F. Kelley
Potomer
Marper’s Ferry
DacCausland
Heller
Keller
West Virginia
Farle
Vaughn
Roses
Raimseur
Crisses
Williamspors
St. Jackson
McCaus
Jomson
Conger
Clariz
Harty
Mooreheld
Wile McCausland
Col Mosby
Harper's Ferry
Eighth Illiers
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Andrew Curtin
Pennsylvania
Easttown
War Department
Geo. Grant
Grant
Washinston
W. DB. Frankin
Meade
Sheridan
Wrasbinsks
Corraby
Ge Grant
Monococy
Bunter
Deb Hsh
Halltown
Paicn
New Market and Shenandoah Valley Campaign Overview
In the Shenandoah and Maryland border theaters Union and Confederate forces clash across the valley. Sigel and Crook move toward Lynchburg while Averell and Imboden duel. New Market and Cedar Creek engagements unfold. Early wears down Union defenses and invades Maryland, threatening Washington as Crook and Hunter pin down Confederate raiders and bring relief efforts from Grant and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaandoah Valley
Grant
Franz Sizel
Department of West Virgina
Shenandoah Caller
Sigel
West, Virginia
George Crook
Wader
Wlw
Averell
Crook
Lynchburg
Virginia
Virginia and Tennessee
Allegheny
Blue Ridge Mountain
Knoxville
Staunton
Virgins Central Railroad
Marl
New River
Lynchburz
Morena
W. E. Jones
McCausland
Jone
West Virginia
Crook Morgan
East Tennessee
D.il Smith
Averell Averell
Morgan
Lee
Ender
John C. Breckinridge
Mountain
Spottsylvania
Shel
Imboden
Hizle
Staunter
Srnedhbarz
Sike Caaland
Jones
Annuairy
Ger_ Sinhe
Pu Badon
Siwesbarg
Woodstock
Sicel
New Market
Shenandoah
Winchester
Hreckinridge
Slocum
de Russer
Stevens
Enem
Auger
Gen. L. McD
McCook
Hendred
Fifseth
Ohio
Warner's
Massachusetts
Navalryy
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Bradbury
Maine
Wallace
Petersburg
Wright
Sixth Corps
Washington
New Orleans
Lincoln
Win
Fort Stierens Bar
Ith
Potomac
White's Ford
Leesburg
Leos Falerues
Srickers Gap
Sherardoah
Derryriie
Wricht
Poolesrile
Harper's Ferry
Hillsboro
Leesburz
Cocmand
Hunter
Shenandosh
Ford
Barly
Die
Ineberg
Ear
Stresburg
Cader Creek
Strasberg
Ramseur
Avered
Early
Kernstown
Ransom
Tntus
Gether
Nansom
Esry
Heneres
Bunker Hill
Croek
Maryland
Hagemtown
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Black Creek
Hoover
Valler
Andres Hunter
Con
Edmond i Lee
Evampia
Bradley
Dohnsos
Chambersterg Pa
Ramewir
J. Veugie
Remstown
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Potoma
Elue Ridge
Causland
Hailtown
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Pleasant Trip Comfort
Tourists are urged to carry a bottle of Syrup of Figs on every trip to aid the kidneys liver and bowels, preventing fevers headaches and other illnesses. The ad notes the product is advertised at $1.00 a bottle by leading stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F._ Schroeder
Camp Jackson
Giate
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Acker
J. A. Williamson
Jubal Early
Copymiomr
ISM
American Parss Association
Breckinridpe T
Tag Stroms
Leeds
Brecknrhde
Bardiet
Teen Bruder
Cedar Creek
Seasburg
Lie
Fisher's
Washinton
Ballymore and Ohio
Chepetlo Canal
Iboden
North River
Haonter
J. C. Vaughn
Crock
Over
Lrnchburg
Avemil
Hampton
Cavalry Corps
Cold Harbor
Sheriaz
Jubal A. Earls
Old
Ewell Corp
Stonewall
Mimter
Trevilian Station
Virginia Central
Fene Iland Jr
Teisses
Breckinridge Breckinidge
Piedmont
Flint
Piedme
Hurmoede
Hoenter
Exachberg
Marmabarg
I W. Ramom
AL Lous
Bratey T. Johnson
Blue Ridge
Bagel
Johnnson
Breckinrudge
Maryland Heights
Harper's Berry
Berts
Harper's Ferre
Sigelsguss
Ueerow
Marsland Haught
Barry
Shepterdstown
Marsland
Suni
Olo Canel
Anhetam Cock
McCausbind
Haserstorm
Tmbaxien
Wen
Ogemore
aHther
Nort
New York
Bailey
Garreon
Law Wal_lace
Wallace Movel
EL BL Tyler
Wader D. R. Clens Devin
Mono
Lew Wattace
Macy Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Coward Baltimore
Baltimore Pike
Monocacy River
Monomey
Ricketts
Monocacy Junction
Bradley T. Johnson
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Rodes
Baltimore Road
Washington Pike
Gordon
Theis
Tyler
Col Clendenin
Maj
Charlies A. Weiss
First
New York Veteran Cavalry
Gordon Crosexi
Introdace
Washington Road
Trier
Bus
Ric Sline
Tra of
Store Bridge
Union
Uvioa
Carly
Morocacy
Cuson
Husentown
Esriv
Haltimorwan
Pailadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimors
Powder River
Franklin
Enon
Nis
Aies
Gaimorsna
United States
Jobe C. Breckinridge
Gen. Wright
Sen.j.c
Ges. Wright
Bidwell
Getty
Liberty
PENN
Andria
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