Pepin village notices and Civil War era letters compiled
The Pepin Soldier relief circle meets at Dr Axtell's residence on a Tuesday afternoon. Local notices praise late papers from Newhall Knight and promise future publication of a Madison resident's communication. Articles recount Western Virginia movements, General Rosecrans's grouping, and a Kentucky clash where Thomas's forces defeated Foliocoiler. Letters from Bart Hastings and Col Livingston note personal recollections and political loyalties, while local lectures and military unit updates fill the page with varied Civil War era items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepin Soldier’s Relief Circle
Dr. Axtell
Bear Creek
Pepin
Bart
Brookville Jefersonion
Bart Hastings
Col
E. B. Livingston
Jim Wolcott
Cal
Col. Livingston
Tor
Red Bank
Dutch Girl Spurns Wedding, Man Left in Lurch
A German suitor had wedding plans with a Dutch girl described as pretty and plump, but when the time came she deliberately refused and departed to seek another partner. The incident ends the engagement and leaves the groom-to-be to pursue new vows elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes
Regimental officers praised for duty at Falling Waters
The report commends officers and men for untiring energy and universal satisfaction within the regiment. Major Reynolds, Adjutant Sabin, and star officers are highlighted for their progress and leadership. The piece lists captains and lieutenants across companies A through K and notes Sabin’s color-keeping at the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Reynolds
Adjutant Sabin
Army of the Potomac
Senate
Cameron
Russia
Washeron
63D Regiment
Efright
Sumner
Sullivan
Co. K
Branagan
Kansas
Potomac
New York Cavalry Regiment
Wranklin
St. 2
N.Y
Ibis
Boye
Ceneral Franklin
N. S. 27Th
Frankline
Cyl Joseph Bartlett
Rebels disperse after Mil Springs engagement
Reports from January 16 to 20 recount clashes near Mill Springs with Union forces under General Lomas pursuing retreating rebels across Cumberland. Casualties include 75 at the 10th Indiana plus other losses on both sides. Rebels fled to entrenchments at Mill Springs after destroying quartermaster stores and camp equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovisyitex
Shomas
Cumberland
White Oak Creek
Mill Spring
Zollicoffer
Peyton Deal
10Th Indiana
Novrsville
Dan
Lomas
Holligitter
G O'Elock
Webb
Gross Road
Somerset
Ordlock
M. Vollenffer
Bailey Peyton
Mill Springs
Carino
Pachuca
Dave Stewart
Cape Giradeau
Jonesboro
General Stone
Scott
War Department
Georgetown
Committee of Ways and Means
Treasury
Bank
Chase
Ways and Means
Lovisyvile
Dun JG
Pylineman Kirly
Lavasxworth
Cl Kee
Kansats
Denver
Johnson
Bates Counties
Denison
Johnson County
Supreme Court of Kansas
Guberna
State Board of
Georgia
Uovernor
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Pepin Gantyress
U.B. Saver
Oo Pepin, Wis
Hxc
Tyler
Richmond
Newhall Knight
Reed’s Landing
Ray
Madison
Axmon
San Francisco Times
John Halverson
Pepin County
Vincisia
Virginia
Rosecrans
New York
Wheeling
Tove Naceves
Kentucky
Thomas
Folliwe Fer
Follicoiler
Equipage
Hulleoifer
Col Leyton
G. T. Evenart
Plire- Howe
Jie
oMia
Zook
Rhs
Bieteenth
Roeghs Peente
Wiscaastielu Terens
Dal
Beret
Allen
Col. Buirchild
Edward Saxe
Occar
Geo
Edwin B. Rovs
Wm. A. Greene
Wm. F. Daws
Chaz. White
D. Niles
Morrison V. Train
John Lymburn
Bertram E. Stevens
Jehm R. Wheeler
HL. Pond
Cyrus A. Alien
Henry G. Webb
Henry M. Becroft
John Lewis
Sylvester W. Osborn
Chas W. Vail
D. G Purman
George C. Williams
Richard P. Derickson
David Fyquil—State Fourmat
Sbateat
Foricotter
Peyton
Sasania
Traimburg
House
Font Monroe
Burnside
Charves
Suring
Vow
Hilton
Free States
Ita
Arkansas
Migsouri
Tennessee
Abefad
France
Washington
Wasnenatus
Croverianett Conkraet
Vag War Department
Kant
Cas
Treety
Pribu
Bol
Priviluje
Congress
Thomas Will
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