Iowa Regiment letters from Helena Arkansas 1862
Correspondence from Tipton Advertiser dated November 2 1962 recaps Iowa troops at Helena Arkansas including the 24th and 26th Iowa regiments, prisoners taken, fortifications, river gunboats, and rumors of forthcoming actions as Union forces hold the stretch near the Mississippi while Confederate movements unfold across Virginia and Tennessee.
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Tipton Advertiser
Helena
Ark
24Th Iowa
26Th Iowa
St. Louis
Iowa
2Th
Qth Infantry
4Th Infantry
4Th Cavalry
Dubuque
1St Iowa
Missouri Emancipation Reflected in National Policy
A Missouri observer notes the 1863 emancipation policy strengthens loyal slave state support. Five of nine Missouri reps pledge to enforce the proclamation, with an Emancipation Legislature to send two senators. The letter argues loyal slave states back Lincoln’s liberty measure, while Missouri’s voters and St Louis publicly affirm the policy despite opposition.
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Milwaukes
Wisconsin
Ozaukee County
Columbus
Columbus and Indiana Railroad
Singer
Missouri
House of National Representatives
Knox
Blow
Boyd
McClurg
Loan
Green
United States Senate
North
Abraham Lincoln
Alissouri
St. Louis
Great West
National Congress
Friends of Freedom
Missouri Democrat
Weitzel expedition triumphant at Labadieville
Advices from New Orleans report Union forces under Weitzel defeated the rebels at Labadieville after a brisk fight. More than 20 enemies killed wounded or captured, with one artillery piece taken. Rebels pursued toward Durwick Bay where Gov. Moore is believed to be. Our losses totaled 1 killed and 14 wounded.
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Gov. Moore
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North Carolina
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Tsth
Pings Lyon Sewing Machine CO
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W Inkle & Lyon
Gerven
Sngle
N.Y
Campaign Misgivings and Army Movements Amid Richmond Doubts
A reflective account argues that the army moves toward winter quarters rather than Richmond and that McClellan opposes a direct pursuit. The piece notes indecision at headquarters, warns of the impracticality of a full campaign, and cites the President’s strong use of commander in chief powers to avert peril while hoping for justified change.
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Richmond
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