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Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph

Location

Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1862

Page

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Rebellion Oration and Slave Question Echoes in Pow­eroy

The Powery Telegraph reports fervent Civil War rhetoric condemning slavery and praising Union victory, denouncing the rebellion and urging moral reckoning for enslavers. It recalls the slave trade, cites moral law, and notes the execution of slave trader Gordon as a warning against commerce in human bondage. It also mentions a potential European-backed Mexican monarchy development.

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War News and Political Shifts Amid Civil Conflict

The government tightens war coverage and upcoming actions loom. General Lander dies from a battlefield wound. The ironclad battery sails for a pivotal strike. Banks seizes Harper's Ferry while rebels face setbacks in Kentucky and Missouri. Congress bans army use in slave catching, while Lincoln reshapes Tennessee governance with Andy Johnson as military governor. Illinois and the Potomac theaters see rapid railroad progress and rebel arrests.

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Fort Henry to Donelson Triumphs Amid War Debate

A Columbus correspondent reports on Union victories at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, praising generals Fremont and others while questioning command plans. The letter discusses strategic aims, political sentiments in the North and South, and hopes for postwar unity, noting military movements and local conditions at Cave City Bowling Green and Jackson.

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Letters from the Camp at Bowling Green

Letter from Bowlina Gate Kentucky dated February 17 1862 recounts the march from Green River on February 13 with large timber blockades removed by Fusileers. The writer notes abandoned horse and cattle corpses along ponds from Horse Cave to Cave City and describes Union troops advancing despite Confederate delays.

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Rebels Retreat from Nashville as Union Forces Advance

European news notes that Britain and France face bread shortages, the Free States hold cotton supplies, and rebel hopes dim. Nashville is described as occupied by Union troops after Governor Harris and the rebel legislature allegedly looted banks and archives, with rebels attempting arson but citizens and Union forces quelling the violence. Rivers Cumberland and Tennessee gunboats benefit from recent rains aiding river movement.

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