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Fremont
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Newspaper
Weekly Times
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1861
Page
5
Fremont's Forces and the 1861 Western Front
The article recounts Gen. Fremont's 1861 command in Missouri and the Cairo Bird's Point defense, detailing force strengths at early August, the three months men, and the 12506 total, with 439 left after three months. It explains why the Seventh Missouri did not advance toward Lyon and notes rail and riverline needs, transport limits, and the dangers at Rolla and Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Democrat
Fremont
Lyon
Wilson’s Creek
Cairo
Bird’s Point
Hanvibel
St. Jorallreed
Brés Bc
Missouri
Jefiycoon City
United States
Col. Lawler
Iowa
Bird's Point
Paducah
Ohio River
Pillow
Jeff
Thompson
Hardee
Green River
St. Louis Home
Cook
Oglesby
Paine
Morgan
Wallace
McArthur
Iron Mountain
North Missouri, Pacific
Southwest Branch
Paduesh
Quincey
Leavenworth
Fort Scott
Osiro
Jefferson City
Booneville
Rolla
Ironton
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Col. Stevenson
Wyman
Rolls
Stevens
Boonville
Stevenson
Rolia
Seventh Missouri
Springfield
St. Lyals
Europe
G.i
Buchanan
Washington
Illinois
Col. Riply
Wagner
New York
Philadelphia
Manassas
Nnd
St. Jieuie
Minasas
Rosseau
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Kentucky
Lexington
Fort Holt
Ohio
Mississippi Bates
Egton
Lexi
Owever
Mulligan
SS Seemare
Ce Pagrage
Parson Brownlow House Guarded by Federal Troops
Soldiers from Scoresion under Zollicoffer guarded Parson Brownlow at Kroxville. The parson clung to Union principles as Zollicoffer acted to protect his own position and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansox Bacwation
Parson Brownlow
Kroxville
Scoresion
Fecen Zollicoffer
Cii
Zollicoffer
Chough Henarl Oppernent
General Fremont Busy With Public Duties and Visitors
From St Louis, Dr Morris Davis reports Gen Fremont works eighteen hours daily and spends significant time with private visitors. He denies exclusiveness rumors and notes strong army sympathy if Col Blair is arrested, warning removal could threaten Missouri’s army unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Davis
St. Louis
Fremont
Davis
Blair
Missouri
New York Tribune
Kentucky thanks Governor Morton for aid during threat and invasion
The Louisville Journal praises Governor Morton of Indiana for vigilant support, funds, and dispatching agents to protect Kentucky. It notes his military insight and efforts to send troops, calling him an invaluable neighbor and friend in perilous times. The piece also mentions a Rebel editor named Gen. Zaskorye with Swiss origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Pennsylvania
Virginia 484
Potomac
Great Falls
Virginia
Mia
National Republicas
John’ Haley
Martin Haley
Charleston
Haley
Pais
Knoxville
Summerville
Augusta
Georgia
Tennesee
Kentucky
Cumberland Gap
Gap
Ap Eens
St. Louis
Cincinnati
General Wilcox
Gen. Buckner
Gov. Aiken
Brooks’ Guard
Mills House
Savannah
Beau
Hatteras Inlet
Sullivan’s Island
Gordon
Dixie
Sallast
Jeff Davis
Reda
Louisville Journal
Morton
Indiana
Zaskorye
Rebel
TRE Loapom Times
Stewart's Grove
Wilmington
Vermont
Scott
Washington
Lincoln
Og Ced Becsley
Abe
Boston Traveller
Txaxesexe
Nashville Union
Gov. Harris
Tennessee
Albert Sidney Johnston
Johnston
West
Lomeville Journal
Wisconsin Editors Go to War and Lincoln’s Promise
A Civil War era note catalogs editors and printers from Wisconsin who volunteered for the conflict, naming figures such as Rufus King and J. H. Mann. It recounts incidents of wartime service, political sentimen ts, and a brief tale of a thief among soldiers connected to Mulligan’s brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Wisconsin
Rufus King
Milwaukee Sentinel
Chas. Robinson
Green Bay Advocate
H. W. Phelps
Horicon Gazette
Banner & Volksfreund
W. M. Graham
Ily Wisconsin
D.C. McVean
Kenosha Times
J. K. Proudfit
Madison
H. 8. Stone
Marquette Express
O. Wisner
and —Chandier
Adams Co. Independent
J. H. Mann
Janesville
L. H. ‘Drury
Green Lake
E. P. Brooks
Senegie
Frank Hyde
Berlin
Ows
Hesar Baarscas
Col. Mulligan
Chicago
Lexington
Price
Themeeelves
Bradburn
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