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Bolivar, Mo. (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 1
From Missouri. Late advices from Price state that a strong Confederate force had attacked a Yankee detachment of troops at Mount Pleasant and captured some three hundred prisoners, with four pieces of artillery.--The enemy fled towards Springfield, but were cut off and compelled to turn northward, towards Bolivar. They lost on the route nearly all their baggage and ammunition train, and left their dead and wounded strewn along the way. Our forces did not pursue farther than Bolivar, in Polk county. It is said that a large body of Federal cavalry and mounted infantry, under the immediate command of General A. J. Smith, had left Steelville, on the Maramec river, in Crawford county, and were marching in the direction of Southwest Missouri. Affairs in Arkansas. In Arkansas, the Confederate Government holds dominion over about thirteen counties. A considerable portion of the State is held by neither party, the enemy not being able to retain possession of but a small par
Steelville, Mo. (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 1
easant and captured some three hundred prisoners, with four pieces of artillery.--The enemy fled towards Springfield, but were cut off and compelled to turn northward, towards Bolivar. They lost on the route nearly all their baggage and ammunition train, and left their dead and wounded strewn along the way. Our forces did not pursue farther than Bolivar, in Polk county. It is said that a large body of Federal cavalry and mounted infantry, under the immediate command of General A. J. Smith, had left Steelville, on the Maramec river, in Crawford county, and were marching in the direction of Southwest Missouri. Affairs in Arkansas. In Arkansas, the Confederate Government holds dominion over about thirteen counties. A considerable portion of the State is held by neither party, the enemy not being able to retain possession of but a small part permanently. The Legislature meet this fall with very nearly a full representation. The spirit of our people is good and hopeful.
Bolivar, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
litia roam and depredate and shoot our man wherever they find them. Our boys are in the habit of swinging them to the first tree which can be found after the wretches are caught. From Missouri. Late advices from Price state that a strong Confederate force had attacked a Yankee detachment of troops at Mount Pleasant and captured some three hundred prisoners, with four pieces of artillery.--The enemy fled towards Springfield, but were cut off and compelled to turn northward, towards Bolivar. They lost on the route nearly all their baggage and ammunition train, and left their dead and wounded strewn along the way. Our forces did not pursue farther than Bolivar, in Polk county. It is said that a large body of Federal cavalry and mounted infantry, under the immediate command of General A. J. Smith, had left Steelville, on the Maramec river, in Crawford county, and were marching in the direction of Southwest Missouri. Affairs in Arkansas. In Arkansas, the Confederate Go
Mount Pleasant, W. Va. (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
ountain is a retreat for them when pressed by our cavalry. The Confederate troops range through Boone and Raleigh counties. In the upper portion of Monroe county, bands of tory militia roam and depredate and shoot our man wherever they find them. Our boys are in the habit of swinging them to the first tree which can be found after the wretches are caught. From Missouri. Late advices from Price state that a strong Confederate force had attacked a Yankee detachment of troops at Mount Pleasant and captured some three hundred prisoners, with four pieces of artillery.--The enemy fled towards Springfield, but were cut off and compelled to turn northward, towards Bolivar. They lost on the route nearly all their baggage and ammunition train, and left their dead and wounded strewn along the way. Our forces did not pursue farther than Bolivar, in Polk county. It is said that a large body of Federal cavalry and mounted infantry, under the immediate command of General A. J. Smith, ha
Big Sewell Mountain (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
carried off quite a number of citizens of Fauquier and Rappahannock counties. The crops are still safe. Southwest Virginia and Tennessee. The Yankees are entirely driven from Southwestern Virginia, and there are none of the enemy this side of Bull's gap, on the Virginia and East Tennessee railroad. Western Virginia. The Federals hold a small portion of Greenbrier county; mainly that portion which lies around the Great Falls of New river and the Blue Sulphur Springs. Big Sewell mountain is a retreat for them when pressed by our cavalry. The Confederate troops range through Boone and Raleigh counties. In the upper portion of Monroe county, bands of tory militia roam and depredate and shoot our man wherever they find them. Our boys are in the habit of swinging them to the first tree which can be found after the wretches are caught. From Missouri. Late advices from Price state that a strong Confederate force had attacked a Yankee detachment of troops at Moun
Abraham Lincoln (search for this): article 2
The re-election of Lincoln. Intelligence, believed to be authentic, was received in this city yesterday of the re-election of Abraham Lincoln to the PresidencyAbraham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States. A well-known citizen of Fredericksburg, who entered the enemy's lines below Richmond yesterday under flag of truce, was informed by a Yankee officer that Lincoln's re-election was, beyond a doubt, a fact accomplished. According to this officer's statement, the States of New Jersey and Missouri alone had gone for McClellan, Kentucky had not been heard from. The State of Maine gave Lincoln a majority of thirty thousand. New York city went for McClellan by a majority he Yankee pickets in front of Petersburg told our men on Wednesday. They said Lincoln had been re- elected, and that we might prepare ourselves for four more years the result of this election, since it is only what we have all expected. Had Lincoln allowed himself to have been beaten, he must have been either a fool or a patr
McClellan (search for this): article 2
below Richmond yesterday under flag of truce, was informed by a Yankee officer that Lincoln's re-election was, beyond a doubt, a fact accomplished. According to this officer's statement, the States of New Jersey and Missouri alone had gone for McClellan, Kentucky had not been heard from. The State of Maine gave Lincoln a majority of thirty thousand. New York city went for McClellan by a majority of thirty-eight thousand, which had been overcome by the vote of the whole State. This accords wiMcClellan by a majority of thirty-eight thousand, which had been overcome by the vote of the whole State. This accords with what the Yankee pickets in front of Petersburg told our men on Wednesday. They said Lincoln had been re- elected, and that we might prepare ourselves for four more years of war. Few of our people will be disappointed by the result of this election, since it is only what we have all expected. Had Lincoln allowed himself to have been beaten, he must have been either a fool or a patriot, neither of which his warmest friend nor bitterest foe has ever suspected him of being.
Maine (Maine, United States) (search for this): article 2
e authentic, was received in this city yesterday of the re-election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States. A well-known citizen of Fredericksburg, who entered the enemy's lines below Richmond yesterday under flag of truce, was informed by a Yankee officer that Lincoln's re-election was, beyond a doubt, a fact accomplished. According to this officer's statement, the States of New Jersey and Missouri alone had gone for McClellan, Kentucky had not been heard from. The State of Maine gave Lincoln a majority of thirty thousand. New York city went for McClellan by a majority of thirty-eight thousand, which had been overcome by the vote of the whole State. This accords with what the Yankee pickets in front of Petersburg told our men on Wednesday. They said Lincoln had been re- elected, and that we might prepare ourselves for four more years of war. Few of our people will be disappointed by the result of this election, since it is only what we have all expected. Had L
Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 2
The re-election of Lincoln. Intelligence, believed to be authentic, was received in this city yesterday of the re-election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States. A well-known citizen of Fredericksburg, who entered the enemy's lines below Richmond yesterday under flag of truce, was informed by a Yankee officer that Lincoln's re-election was, beyond a doubt, a fact accomplished. According to this officer's statement, the States of New Jersey and Missouri alone had gone for McClellan, Kentucky had not been heard from. The State of Maine gave Lincoln a majority of thirty thousand. New York city went for McClellan by a majority of thirty-eight thousand, which had been overcome by the vote of the whole State. This accords with what the Yankee pickets in front of Petersburg told our men on Wednesday. They said Lincoln had been re- elected, and that we might prepare ourselves for four more years of war. Few of our people will be disappointed by the result of this
New Jersey (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 2
The re-election of Lincoln. Intelligence, believed to be authentic, was received in this city yesterday of the re-election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States. A well-known citizen of Fredericksburg, who entered the enemy's lines below Richmond yesterday under flag of truce, was informed by a Yankee officer that Lincoln's re-election was, beyond a doubt, a fact accomplished. According to this officer's statement, the States of New Jersey and Missouri alone had gone for McClellan, Kentucky had not been heard from. The State of Maine gave Lincoln a majority of thirty thousand. New York city went for McClellan by a majority of thirty-eight thousand, which had been overcome by the vote of the whole State. This accords with what the Yankee pickets in front of Petersburg told our men on Wednesday. They said Lincoln had been re- elected, and that we might prepare ourselves for four more years of war. Few of our people will be disappointed by the result of this
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