The Latest News from the War in 1864
The Telegraph discusses Allied and Confederate hopes for swift victories as winter sets in, praises Union perseverance, and warns of conspiracies within the government. It cites Governor Johnson of Tennessee, questions Buell and McClellan’s loyalties, and reports absenteeism and desertion concerns in the Army of the Potomac.
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War letter from Wat. M. Hopson details Knoxville raids and camp life
The letter from Wat. M. Hopson, 1st Sergeant of the 92d U.S. Vol. describes march from Kanawha valley toward Charleston, rebel movements near Lewisburg, and the hardships of raw troops. He critiques administration, notes contractor profiteering, praises officers like Cal Van Vorhes and Major Smith, and laments missing supplies, shelter, and regular rations while expressing hope for peace and brighter times. A second item reports shipment of relief goods by the Wurtland Soldiers Aid Society to aid wounded and hospital care, listing items and thanking contributors.
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Cincinnati Sanitary Commission
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Salem Township
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Rutland
A. E. Parner
War in the South with Negro Troops Aid
A Civil War account describes a Darlington expedition up Sapelo River and St Simons to recruit and deploy African American troops from South Carolina and New York units. Capt. Budd and Col. Beard lead volunteers in assaults on salt works, plantations, and enemy pickets, capturing slaves, arming fighters, and reporting high morale among black soldiers despite heavy fire.
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Letter From the Camp at Nov 9 1562 Telegrah
Soldier letter from Camp Gacrer dated November 9 1562 describes bivouac two miles above Gunley, picket duty under towering mountains, and back story of Capt Cooper and the Vo BE 22d Regiment. It notes railroad patrols near Marietta and Gallipolis and seeks news from loved ones and friends.
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Sheriff Sale Notices Across Mei County in December 1862
Public notices announce executions by Mei County court directing the sale of two parcels. J. J. White and Hallister & Curtis oversee the sales, listing properties in Ireland Town and Pomeroy with details of lot lines, dimensions, and sale terms at the court house door in December 1862.
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