Christmas Camp Dinner Brings Fortitude and Festivity
Camp life amid winter hardship noted as a vivid scene at a Christmas dinner hosted by Mr Burdsal. Generals Brahem and Wells led a decorated tent banquet with officers, music, speeches, and dancing, termed a splendid, memorable camp life incident.
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Union
Justice
Mr. Burdsal
Brahem
Wells
Bryarly
Stoddard
Brainard
Raisin
Leevs
Flying Battery
Shepard
Mason
Fourth Difiscn
Christmas Eve clash at Iowa Fourth barracks ends in stabbings
Report from an Iowa Fourth barracks row describes four men arrested after a vicious affray with broken dirk and bloodied bludgeon. The incident prompted guard detention as authorities prepare an examination. Also noted are pass restrictions and a report on Unionist actions in Arkansas and倀 W H Clark of the 33rd Ohio ill with pleurisy, slowly recovering under Dr Young care.
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Iowa 4Th
Iowa Fourth
Company & Man
Carrol
Wm. H. Clark
Young
Local soldiers thank supporters in a Home Front gathering
A ceremony in Came Rouba Missouri on December 25 1851 honored members of the Go F Sth Htinoia Regiment United States Volunteers. Resolutions praised donors Henry Verbeck Bowen Fellows Benny Verbeck and Beach Fellows for supplying turkeys chickens butter pies cakes and more. The assembly expressed gratitude and requested publication in the Rollo Express The Prong and Tribune with signatures of C Oisu and G W Dessanez.
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Rouba
Go. F
United Statce
Henry Verbeck
Bowen Fellows
Benny Verbeck
Beach Bellows
Tribute on death of Brother Wage staf in Civil War service
The Montrom ary Division No. 473 notes the death of Brother Wage staf a volunteer who served under Capt. E. B. Baldwin in Col. Grousel's Regiment at Camp Rolla Missouri on November 1861. The division mourns his loss and offers condolences to Capt. Baldwin's Company. Draping of Charter Regalia and Gavel for three months urged. Copies ordered to Illinois Son and Rolla Express for publication.
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Benny Wogpsted
Montromary Division
E. B. Baldwin
Grousel
Camp Rolla
Wagestaf
Rolla
Missouri
Illinois
BR. Young
Nehemiah Houghtin
Giles Young
Illinois Cavalry Guard Railroad Bridge Detachment Moves
Capt Miller of Company B thirty sixth Illinois Regiment sent to guard a railroad bridge yesterday. Several detachments of cavalry ordered on similar duty.
McClellan to Ride Again. Rebels Hold In Weak Winter Quarters
Dr Marcy reports Gen McClellan and staff recovering and to be in saddle by Saturday. Reorganization of Mulligan and Marshall regiments restored. Missouri field duty to resume. Other dispatches note rebel steamers at Havre, Mason and Slidell affair, winter quarters for Union and Confederate forces, and rapid troop movements around Port Royal, Baton, and Wheat.
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Europe
Slidel
Mason
Lord Lyons
Lincoln
Commodore Wilkes
Greece
Wilkes
Ingraham
Kos
Britain
Washington
Dr. Marcy
Gen. Marcy
New York
McClellan
Raj
Stidell
England
fTront
Gen. Scott
Quincy
Des
Acros
Chariton
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
J. Glancey Jones
Campbell
Beaufort
Charleston Mercury
Port Royal Ferry
Aio
Davis
Hamlin
R Howe
Senate
Cairo
New Orleans
Hudberd
Butler
Mississippi City
Grand Juction
Columbus
Bowling Green
Gen. Paine
Bird’s Point
Grant
Marning
Paducah
Fashion
Ethan Allen
Key West
Centreville
Fairfax
Cantraville
Becalla
Gower Potomacara
Kort Warren
Europa
Fortress Monroe
Alfred Ely
Norfolk
Bali Moi
Jorvenson City
St. Gores
Havig
Price
Hamansville
Soialaria
Secere Ware
Sigel
Culloch
Heath
P Price
Orrenvittz
Pope
Ington
Additio
Cers
Kansas Robinson
Palmyra
McKee
Bishop
Hudson
Steen
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Blalleck
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Gen. Curtis
St. Louis
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Col. Dodge
Curtis
Lint. Owen
Sen. Halleck
Rollo Express
Thiengo Prong
Tribuno
Partes C. Oisu
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Alttest
Gronae W. Dessenez
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M. Mercier
State Department
America
United States
Lyon Legion
Home Guard
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