Battle and Raid at Perryville and Stuart's Maryland Ride
Readable excerpts recount the Perryville engagement in Kentucky with Buell Bragg and the Confederate left wing marked by fierce charges and a Confederate retreat. It also details J. B. B. Stuart’s cavalry raid from Williamsport to Chambersburg crossing the Potomac and returning with 1200 prized horses.
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Perryville
Kentucky
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Chambersburg
Geo. CL. Kilmer
U. S. Vv
Dr. C. Buell
Braxton Bragg
Blue Grass
Richmond
Lee
Buell
A. McD. McCook
T. L. Crittenden
C. ©. Gilbert
Chaplin River
Bragg
Mackville
Perry
McCook
8. B. Buckner
B. F. Cheatham
L. H. Rousseau
P. H. Sheridan
McCoodk
Rousseauu
Meno
Rousseau
Sheridan
W. H. Lytle
Lytle
Cleburne
Fifth Tennessee
Pat Cleburne
Erin
Tenth Ohio
Fifth
Tennessee
Captain Stone
Bush
Twenty-first Wisconsin Infantry
Stone
H. 8. Field
Colon
Field
W. J. Hardee
Gilbert
Bragg A
Stone River
Antietpas
North
Antietam
McClellan
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
MccCllellan
Army of the Potomac
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Conococheague
McCoy's Ford
Williamsport
Hancock
Mercersburg
Wade Hampton
Gettysburg
Emmettsburg
Wen
Frederick
Washington
Pleasanton
Povieshiie Road
Barnesville
Stoneman
Pooleavile
Monocecy
Poslesville
Pelham
Stuar
Simon Girty the Indian Trader and Renegade Leader
A summarized profile of Simon Girty from 1755 to the early 1810s outlining his life as an American boy raised among tribes, his roles as interpreter and spy for British and later American forces, and his notoriety for leading attacks against settlers. The account notes his alleged involvement in the torture of Col. Crawford, his tactics against Moravian missionaries, and his eventual fate debated as either a death at Thames or surviving to die later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John Turner
Simon Girty
Girty
Turner
Simon
Lord Dunmore
Leutenant
William Crawford
Sandusky
Crawford
Simon Kenton
Kentucky
Lexington
Daniel Boone
Boone
Blue Licks
Arthur St. Clair
William Butler
Butler
United States
Battle of the Thames
Harrison
Tecumseh
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Praised in Personal Testimonials
In a Peoria and Jessup set of letters, women credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery and curing postnatal and inflammatory ailments. Mrs. Reed from Peoria reports tumor fears eased and full health restored. Mrs. Lynch from Jessup notes relief after childbirth and avoiding operation.
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Peoria
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessup
J .A. Lynch
Buy a Heater Early for Winter Comfort
Readers are urged to buy a Cole's Hot Blast heater now before cold weather. The ad notes last winter’s cold snap and regrets about old heaters. Install early to enjoy steady warmth all season and avoid chilly experiences.
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Patriot Publishing Company
B. ¥. Cheatham
Jeb” Stuart
J. B. B. Stuart
Peninsula
W.J. Harder
Graham
A. M'D. M'Cook
New York World
Ins Vatil Minton
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
J. F. H. Taylor
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