Tennessee votes for separation sets record at sixty one thousand
The Tennessee official vote shows a majority for separation at 61 176 the largest tally on record. In New York Captain Baker and the Savanah crew are arrested on treason piracy and robbery charges with Livingston as witness. Lowe's balloon expedition near Fairfax Court House reports cavalry and infantry movements after a wild rumor of heavy casualties.
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Confederate News and Military Reports from 1861 Dispatch
The Richmond Dispatch excerpt covers Gen Garland’s war service since 1812, notes southern troop movements and fortifications, reports on Louisville and Kentucky secession sentiment, Memphis dispatches, cotton donations for the war, and Gen Harney arriving in Philadelphia with retirement details for Gen Scott. It cites numbers: 108,000 troops in camp, 56,000 total arrivals, and 2,500 bales pledged.
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Marriage at Bugis Presbytery Ends in Romantic Tale
A wedding at D R Cowen’s Bugis Pres- by Prattford Esq unites Dillon man Metres Wisnox and Miss Sue Tesox. The narrative notes the bride was briefly captured by government troops during a raid on her father’s house, her family escaping. The groom then rushed to the prisoner’s residence and the tale suggests a romantic culmination with her eventual surrender of heart.
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Soldiers Wanted for Infantry in Bayly Battalion
A call for able bodied men 18 to 43 to enlist in Light Infantry under Bayly’s Title Battalion. Promises include $1 monthly pay, clothing, bounty of $100, and 100 days rations. service terms: one year and a warning that replacements will be required. Locations and contacts noted for recruitment in Rolla on the 4th and nearby.
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