Change of Base at Rappahannock and Port Gibson Victory
The Warren Mail reports Gen Hooker’s efforts on the Rappahannock ending in a retreat due to continuous rain and exhausted rations. It notes a heavy loss on both sides, with Lee’s forces suffering worse, and praises Hooker’s early plan. It covers Grand Gulf actions, including Admiral Porter silencing forts and transport passage, and reports Port Gibson’s May 1 victory with prisoners taken. It also notes Lt. Col. B J Chapin of the 86th New York killed at Chancellorsville, praised for coolness and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hooker
God
Grand Gulf
Mississippi
Porter
Lafayette
Carondelet
Mound City
Pittsburg
Port Gibson
Chancellorsville
B. J. Chapin
86Th New York
Warren
Washington
Slooker
Scott's Dam
United States Ford Road
Birney
Whipple
Berry
Slocum
William
Sickles
Couch
Ely’s Ford Road
Gen. Meade
United States
Ely
Ford
Eleventh
Antietam
Williams
Pennsylvania
124Th New York
Noble Berry
Iere
Mott
French
Llumphrey
Col. Gregory
Penn
Hancock
Chancellorville
United States Ford
Fifth Corps
Fredericksburg
Sedgwick
Longstreet
Suffolk
Vermont
Aquia Creek
Brook's
Milroy
Stoneman
Richmond
Nashville
Julius Milika
10Th Michigan Infantry
16Th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Anderson
Murfreesboro
W. A. Cheatham
Alton
van Dorn
Spring Hill
Tenn
New York
Adams
Roebuck
Lord Palmerston
Russell
House of Lords
Lord Redesdale
Derby
Stowell
House of Commons
Lord Churchill
Horsfall
Alexandria
Liverpool
Horstall
Cobden
America
England
Fitzroy Kelly
Mexico
Palmerston
Provost Marshals Named for Pennsylvania Districts
The official list of Provost Marshals Commissioners and Surgeons is published with Pennsylvania appointments. Notable comments praise Lieut. Col. Campbell and Jerome Powell while listing Captains Provost Marshals, Commissioners, and Surgeons by district across the state. Lieut. C.F. Ruf of the 3d Cavalry aids the War Department in deserter arrests and Enrollment Act enforcement at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
G. W. Scofield
Campbell
Mine County
Erie Regiment
Jerome Powell
Elk County
Ridgway
John Mechlin
State OF
W. E. Lehman
Chas. Murphy
N. Marselis
B. Palmer
Wm. M. Bull
Robert W. Richie
J.S. Stretch
F. D. Steiner
A. ©. Hart
D. M. Lane
C. I. Barrett
J. R. Wells
M. Yardley
W. M. Taylor
E. F. Leake
J. J. Freedley
Wm. Carson
E. L. Christman
J. C. Price
R. H. Smith
A.W. Bolemus
el Overdeer
P. Cassiday
C. Tower
Kimporty
J. S. Carpenter
Yohe
Wolf
C. H. Humphreys
W. W. Ketcham
M. B. Helm
H. P. Moody
C. M. Manville
J. H. Phiany
Win. $. Baker
J. K. Clement
C. Rawn
G. Leitz
R. M. Henderson
B. McIntyre
Rowlang
G. Eyster
J.T. Mellhenny
R. S. Sefes
J. D. Campbell
Herr
A. Rothrick
W. W
J. Copley
Harrisburg
Battle at Chancellorville and Rappahannock River ope nings
A detailed Civil War dispatch from Chancellorville Virginia describes Stoneman's cavalry maneuvering along the Rappahannock, Hooker's right and left wings pressing the Confederate lines, heavy fighting Sunday through Tuesday, and various corps rearrangements. The report notes Marked Union gains, dire Confederate positioning, and continued skirmishes near Fredericksburg with reports of shifting fronts and strategic maneuvers amid a violent storm threatening supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancelloryville
Stoneman
Rappahannock
Freeman's Ford
Howard
Slocum
Couch
Meade
Hooker
Reynolds
Sickles
Sedewick
Fredericksburg
Lee
Bank's
United States
Hunting Creek
Chancellorville
Washmeton
Sigel
Death and funeral of Stonewall Jackson reported
Richmond papers announce Stonewall Jackson died Sunday afternoon from amputation and pneumonia. Burial is planned today as a military band plays dirges. Ambulances moved wounded toward Ford, while Gov. Curtin visits Pennsylvanian troops. Newbern reports banks refuse Confederate assessments. loyalists remain. Providence re elects Mayor Knight and most aldermen. Pawtucket rail rails approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potomac
Richmond
Stonewall Jackson
Ford
Gov. Curtin
Penn
Providence
J. C. Knight
Pawtucket Horse Railroad Company
Marriage in Cherry Grove Welcomes Isaac Young and Zyda Allen
In Cherry Grove on the 10th, Isaac Young married Zyda Jane Allen with Asa Plumb, Esq. conducting the ceremony. They received a printer's token and best wishes accompany the couple as they begin life together in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove
Asa Plumb
Isaac Young
Zyda Jane Allen
Obituary of WM. W. Raynor in Farmington Pa 1863
In Farmington Warren County Pennsylvania on April 8 1863 WM. W. RAYNOR aged 35 years 8 months and 1 day. The dear departed gone before to that unknown and silent shore. Sure we shall meet him heretofore some summer morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Warren Co
WM. W. Raynor
Sheriff Sales of Warren County Real Estate in 1888
Public sale of multiple properties in Warren County Pa. on January 1 1888 including sixty acres in Eldred township a seventy acre Sugar Grove tract with a farmhouse and barn and other parcels in Deerfield Sugar Grove Youngsville Pine Grove Cherry Grove and surrounding plots. Properties listed as owned by Orson White Friend A Scott Isaac Scott Moses Morton Levi Crouch and Levi W Hoxie with bounds and improvements described. Auctioneer Ww. 8. Roney and Curtis & Herbert Welden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Warren
Jane
Eldred Township
Enos Thompson
Washington White
Orson White
Sugar Grove Township
Said Township
Wm. D. Ellis
Wm. Jewel
Henry C. Dorn
Said
Busti
Youngsville
Jana
Lloyd Arlesworth
Frederick Miles
8. S. Darling
Deerfield Township
B.C. Scott
Allegheny River
Montgomery
Friend A. Scott
Isaac Scott
D. Hodges
H. Hodges
L. Martin
Lyman Root
R. M. Gray
James Gray
Moses Morton
Borough
L. C. Arnett
Valley Road
Mathews Run
Roney
John T. Jones
Levi Crouch
E. L. Williams
Wm. A. Irvine
H. Welden
Curtis & Herbert Welden
Pine Grove
Painz
Ira Landen’s
James M. Stoper
Ackley Inn
Levi W. Hoxie
Cherry Irove Township
Lawrence V. Cone
Jukidred Township
Spring Creek
Pittfield Township
Pittsfield Village
Jesse Woodbury
Mark C. Dalrymple
Obed Dalrympie
Russell Waterhouse
M.C. Dalrympie
Sprague, Wilkinson
Tittsfield
Deerfield
A. H. Ludlow
Elisha Robinson
Dee d
Farmington
Conewango
Penna
George Thurteen
Luther Hartson
Wm. Thompson
J.C. Newman
Neerfield Township
Ticiente
Recorder's Office
Recorder’s
Tidioute
Wim. M. Arters
Elk and
Glade Townships
Glade Township
Elk Township
David Densmore
Pine Grove Township
Bell
Conewango Creek
Robert Russel
J. B. Overton
Thos. Stone
Recorder’s Office
W. W. Stone
Pennsylvania
C. T. Weiderfield
John J. Sumner
E. Reynolds
Eas
I. A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ben Stodard
J. A. Rhodes
Piece Grove Township
Thomas Cables
James Dommon
T. Cable
Seth Blackmer
8. B. Cables
Charlie J. Weiderfield
Columbue
State of
R. Webber
Main Street
Brokenstraw Creek
Daniel Walton
Tavern House
Mill Dam
Porter Damon
P. R. Webber
East Street
Main
East Streets
John Bracken
Kart Street
Said Street
Public Square
Market Street
College Street
Jack's Lane
North Street
John Judson
Levi Whelden
Mill Street
Water Street
AJSO
Waterford Road
Abram Winsor
Appollos Ferry
Lewis S. Brown
Columbus Village
Elijah Smith
Hiram Robinson
William Jackman
Columbus Township
Holland Land Company
Robert Campbell
Peck and Shattuck
John Dewey
Columbus
Watson Miller
ALSC
Dave Walton
H. Francis
E. Smith
Isaac Kennedy
Isaac Ordiway
Ordiway
Henry Youngs
Young
W. H. Reaves
Alonzo Grosvnor
Albert Cargill
Jaquiry Tavern
Henry Hart
Hart
Joseph Jones
Jones
Miller
Fenton
State Line
Ludlow
Webb
James K. Webb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Col. Ruff
Ewi
Evi
Rebela
Virginia
Francis H. Pierpont
Miner
Baltimore
Jackson
Col
Ellsworth
Georgetown
Europe
Newbern
N. C
North Carolina
Vance
Warren Reta
Crandall’s Dollar Tea
Sheriff's Sales
Aiso
High Street
James McMullen
H. P. Kinnear
Sheriff's Office
M. Kelogg
Erik
la Belle OU
Wheeling
Beecher & ‘Colman
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