Removal of General Gael from the Army of the West debated
The article argues the President removed General Gael from command, criticizing the handling of the Army of the West. It discusses Bragg’s movements in Kentucky, delays in North’s strategy, and calls for decisive action to end the war. It cites political factions, opens debate on leadership, and notes reactions in New York and Ohio press.
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Buall
Kentucky
Lincoln
Alla
Pamuy Rosterane
Gatti Rele
Tfaya
Gorri
BarThe
Ohio
Hastings
Owler
New England
Bax
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Aline
Union Party
Davis
Maj Kay
Battlefront bravado and hospital notes from Bolivar camp
A Civil War dispatch from Bolivar Tenn dated October 9 1862 recounts General Veatch praising Fourth Division troops for a bold victory at the Hatchee battle. It covers captures, wounded Oliver Burnap and loss, ammunition issues, and calls Meigs County citizens to aid by supplying two 12 1b howitzers. It also includes Burnap and Veatch correspondence and a formal unit report on Bolton Battery actions near the Cotton Gin and road position.
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Svawanrens Barasp
Bolivar
Teun
Veateh
Biamore
Gou'l
Blow
Box
Vearh
Hatchie
Cincinnati
Taim
Ohio
Oliver
Meige
Javas
Ebery
Burnap
Tenn
Ost
Dora
Prive
Ifuelast
Therm
Bolton
Olivers
New
Mordant
Geo
Veatch
F. W. Fox
Cat
Burnay
Arangvanrena
Balivar
Nee
Cary
Uatehie
Revolutionary War Echoes and Civil War Dispatches
A fragmented column recounts Civil War actions including a battery’s maneuver under Gen Hurlbut, captain Pos, and Lt Brechtel praised for cool judgment. It also detail s a 1774 Portsmouth powder raid, early New England liberty notes, and wartime editorials from the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph and Meigs Meigs letters. The piece also notes Ohio River steamer commerce and Cincinnati trade in 1862 amidst Democratic treason concerns.
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Hamarny
Portsnogru
Piscataqua Zivat
Martin Pring
John Smth
John Sickering
Pickering
America
Committee of Safety
Maj
Langdon
Fort William and Mary
Cochran
Durham
Portsmouth
Cambridge
Mass
Pomeroy
Tikan Quarters
Vard
Hiioe
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Batte
Chey
Bni
13Th Wa
Abon
Nashville Besieged As Rebels Cut City Off
From Louisville and Nashville reports dated Oct 27 describe Nashville cut off by rebel guerrillas with starvation and soaring prices. Foraging parties seized supplies from General Donelson's plantation, and a spy with a list of 250 armed citizens was captured. Federal forces tightened control, armament orders issued, and southern currency devalued in Nashville. News from Mississippi notes ex-slaves seeking wages and arguments over relocation.
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Nashville
Linisville
Donelson
Sumner Co
Dunelson
Heyrnes
Lewis
Murfreesboro
Negley
Nepley
Union, State and Planters
Bank of Chattanooga
Southern Sod Bank of Memphis
Bank of Nashville
Northern Bank
Bank of Middlecon
Fire at Blandville Ky wrecks hotels and stables
A fire at Blandville Kentucky destroyed the main hotels a large livery stable and two houses on the first night. Authorities suspect arson. Eight hundred to one thousand contrabands suffer severe need for clothing bedding and care with two reported dying from exposure. A Cleveland draft anecdote praises citizen generosity.
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Wang
Blandville
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