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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1863

Page

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Pilgrim sights and colonial relics in Plymouth visit

A travel piece recalls a trek from Boston to Plymouth via Old Colony rail road. The author views Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth Rock fragments, Beartford and Standish descendants, and Captain Miles Standish relics. He critiques the monument split and details memories of Adams, Garrison, and Puritan heritage.

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New Russian Fleet in New York and Civil War Tensions

Reports state three Russian warships from Cronstadt are now in New York Harbor with more frigates en route. The arrival follows talk of possible alliances, while U S arsenals boast seven hundred thousand rifles and heavy cannon being converted for use. In a separate incident near Brownsville, Marshal Brooks faced armed deserters as a deputy group attempted arrests, with gunfire exchanged and injuries reported.

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Provoost Marshal of Port Hudson Responds to Rebels

A dated Pro vost Marshal letter dated Aug 12 to citizens outside the lines sternly counters rebel letters seeking food. It asserts loyalty to law, promises aid to those within U S lines, critiques rebellion as treason, and warns that misery stems from rebels’ own wickedness while urging obedience and union.

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Bard of Poaring Fish Dealer Dialog Ends in Laughs

A deaf fish dealer attempted to sell Mrs 2 fish for five cents a pound in a comical exchange. She urged quantities from six to eight pounds while bystanders laughed at the miscommunication and the dealer’s stubborn persistence.

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Rebel Chief of Staff Paroled and Noted as Rebelling

John Morgan's chief of staff Col Allston has been paroled and is moving south from Columbus. The Columbus Journal recounts his story as that of a repentant rebel who still regards Vallandigham as a true friend of the rebels and would welcome his election as a signal of war’s prolongation. Decorated in secesh uniform, Allston caused a scene in Columbus before departing for Zanesville, with little rebuke observed.

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North Carolina Turmoil and War News From The Era

Reports from North Carolina describe rebel efforts to quell rebellion with militia movements and executions of alleged traitors. Vigilance committees suppress antimissionists while deserters are pursued by regiments. A convention in several counties denounces opposition to negotiated peace. A Chicago Journal correspondent details pontoon bridges and logistics supporting Rosecrans’s army, illustrating the vast war effort and the nonstop movement of wagons and munitions.

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