Wayne County Volunteers in the Pittsburg Landing Battle
Wayne County companies join the dist regiments at Pittsburg Landing on the battle’s second day. Capt Wiley's unit is praised for its bravery. several names are listed as killed or wounded with reports of Wiley wounded and others injured. Capt Wiley and the detachment were en route to Cincinnati Hospital via Cairo. All honor to Wayne County volunteers for their patriotism.
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Medill to Speak in Wooster on Our Republic
Noted editor James C. Medill will visit Wooster in early May to deliver a lecture titled The Republic its Perils and Its Triumphs. Reports from Lacon Gazette praise the lecture as clear and decisive, lauding its anti-partisan stance and opposition to slavery.
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James C. Medill
Ik Peoria
Cleveland Leader
Wooster
the Republic
Ur Medill
Lacon (II) Gazette
Tail Bird Released From Wooster Tail Jail Mystery
The Wooster Tail jail prisoner escaped after Sheriff Joshua locked doors for supper and breakfast. The fugitive slipped through key-holes, a tale likened to a past Democratic sheriff escape, prompting a warning to sleep under the key-hole.
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Téetvan
Tian
Joshua
Arely
M Det
Ohio Repository Enters Its 48th Year Under Saxton
The Ohio Repository marks its 48th year since its March 30, 1815 start with Father Saxton as editor publisher and lead worker. He notes ongoing vigor and printer’s skill as the pioneer paper of the region continues in a new typographic display.
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Ohio Repository
Father Saxton
Case and Press
Saxton
Ohio
New American Cyclopdia Volume Fourteen
The fourteenth volume of the New American Cyclopdia is praised for breadth and scholarship. D Appleton & Co offer an extensive reference covering literature science art and biography and claim it unmatched in value. The Arcad éme lists it for sale and notes further volumes will complete the alphabet.
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New American Cyclopadia
Reed
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Army Correspondence From Camp 1862 With News of Pittsburgh Battle
A Union correspondent recounts hardships and health improvements at camp in the mountains, describes skirmishes near the Gap, a March 224 engagement with the enemy, and details the Pittsburgh battle with Prentiss division, gunboats Tyler and Lexington, and reinforcements under Buell and Nelson.
Home Front Letter From Co K 16th Regiment
A Civil War era letter from J. Las of Co. K, 16th Regiment, discusses possible transfer to Gen. Morgan's Brigade and mentions expected reinforcements and marching. He praises local paper as home organ and notes the Canaan company nickname as literary. He lists newspapers read, including Wooster Republican and Forney's War Press.
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Canaan Company
the Wooster Republican
Forney
The
New York Ledger
J. Las, Co. K
16Th Regiment
Battle at Corinth Forces Engage In Front Line Clash
The retreating enemy, fighting as they pull back, maintains fire from artillery and musketry as Union forces pursue with cavalry. About seventy thousand troops were engaged on each side in the day's severe battle near Corinth.
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5Th
Ohio Cavalry
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Geo. Wallace
Buell
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Grant
Crittenden
Gdmulster
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