The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 |
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... cavalry ordered to report im- mediately at Washington . The active prepara- tions are understood to result from the known pres- ence , in the vicinity of Washington , of Colonel Ben McCullough , the Texan Ranger , who , having secured ...
... cavalry ordered to report im- mediately at Washington . The active prepara- tions are understood to result from the known pres- ence , in the vicinity of Washington , of Colonel Ben McCullough , the Texan Ranger , who , having secured ...
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... cavalry company captured . This | the line of the Potomac from Alexandria to George town . Colonel Ellsworth assassinated in an Alex- andria hotel . The assassin bayonetted on the spot . assailed in St. Louis . Four of the mob killed ...
... cavalry company captured . This | the line of the Potomac from Alexandria to George town . Colonel Ellsworth assassinated in an Alex- andria hotel . The assassin bayonetted on the spot . assailed in St. Louis . Four of the mob killed ...
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... cavalry , mount- ed riflemen , artillery or infantry , no matter where enlisted , nor whether they came in companies or organized battalions — the Pres ident to name all the officers , and to accept the troops for the term of the ...
... cavalry , mount- ed riflemen , artillery or infantry , no matter where enlisted , nor whether they came in companies or organized battalions — the Pres ident to name all the officers , and to accept the troops for the term of the ...
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... cavalry . There have been more companies tendered than will make up the entire complement . The Governor communicates the fact that the Banks of the Commonwealth have voluntarily tendered any amount of money necessary 48,000 for the ...
... cavalry . There have been more companies tendered than will make up the entire complement . The Governor communicates the fact that the Banks of the Commonwealth have voluntarily tendered any amount of money necessary 48,000 for the ...
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... cavalry , and one regi- | treme labor to put in com- mission the vessels required for the immediate emer- gencies of the war , without any reference to demands for the blockade service . It was , indeed , only by the hearty co ...
... cavalry , and one regi- | treme labor to put in com- mission the vessels required for the immediate emer- gencies of the war , without any reference to demands for the blockade service . It was , indeed , only by the hearty co ...
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