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Dutch (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly now from the effects of their neutrality system, at first advocated. Private letters from Kentucky say that the State is filled with marauders, who are murdering people for their money, and it is not safe to travel the roads in some portions of the State by night or day. Massachusetts men are coming into Kentucky and buying the negroes at $1,500 a piece. The owner divides the money with the negro, and the Yankees run the negroes off north and put them in the army as substitutes. The Yankee army is now being filled up with negroes and foreigners of the meanest type. A mass meeting was held, some days since, in one of the towns of the State, for a ratification of Lincoln's nomination. No Kentuckian participated; only foreigners spoke; while four thousand Niggers and Dutch cheered the orators.
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 1
from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly now from the effects of their neutrality system, at first advocated. Private letters from Kentucky say that the State is filled with marauders, who are murdering people for their money, and it is not safe to travel the roads in some portions of the State by night or day. Massachusetts men are coming into Kentucky and buying the negroes at $1,500 a piece. The owner divides the money with the negro, and the Yankees run the negroes off north and put them in the army as substitutes. The Yankee army is now being filled up with negroes and foreigners of the meanest type. A mass meeting was held, some days since, in one of the towns of the State, for a ratification of Lincoln's nomination. No Kentuckian participated; only foreigners spoke; while four thousand Niggers
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
be elected, he will hardly move until reinforced by the conscripts raised under another draft. From Petersburg. There was considerable firing Monday night on our left centre, near Petersburg. There was a heavy fog at the time, and doubtless there was an attempt made by one picket line to capture the other. Nothing definite is known, but the cannonading was very heavy, and so was the musketry. All was quiet during yesterday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the ene
Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 1
agonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only the seaboard, and that with slight tenure. There is every reason for gratulation on the State of affair in the Trans- Mississippi Department. Kentucky. Our news from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly now from the effects of their neutrality system, at first advocated. Private
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
he War news. There was quiet yesterday on all the military lines in front of Richmond and Petersburg. The mud has laid an embargo on all field operations, even if the chiefs of either of the hostile armies desired to attempt any offensive movement. Even the Dutch gap cannonade was not heard in the city on yesterday morning, though it may have been going on. There was in circulation a report, which baffled our efforts to trace to its source, that Grant was moving his army towards North Carolina. This seems to us wild and improbable. His "objective point" in that State would, of course, be Wilmington, which is over two hundred miles distant from his position before Petersburg.--In addition to the distance, there are any number of sound reasons why he should not attempt such a move, but of course it were waste of time for us to go gravely into the subject upon the strength of a flying, and no doubt groundless, rumor. We do not believe Grant's army, including the "Army of the J
Arkansas (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 1
uiet during yesterday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only the seaboard, and that with slight tenure. There is every reason for gratulation on the State of affair in the Trans- Mississippi Department. Kentucky. Our news from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly now from the effects of the
Missouri (United States) (search for this): article 1
and so was the musketry. All was quiet during yesterday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only the seaboard, and that with slight tenure. There is every reason for gratulation on the State of affair in the Trans- Mississippi Department. Kentucky. Our news from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suff
Magruder (search for this): article 1
musketry. All was quiet during yesterday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only the seaboard, and that with slight tenure. There is every reason for gratulation on the State of affair in the Trans- Mississippi Department. Kentucky. Our news from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly no
Price (search for this): article 1
terday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only the seaboard, and that with slight tenure. There is every reason for gratulation on the State of affair in the Trans- Mississippi Department. Kentucky. Our news from Kentucky is very cheering as to the sentiments of the people. They long for the coming of Southern arms to set them free; and their hatred of the North is deep-seated and bitter. They are suffering sadly now from the effects of their neutrality
Sherman (search for this): article 1
he will hardly move until reinforced by the conscripts raised under another draft. From Petersburg. There was considerable firing Monday night on our left centre, near Petersburg. There was a heavy fog at the time, and doubtless there was an attempt made by one picket line to capture the other. Nothing definite is known, but the cannonading was very heavy, and so was the musketry. All was quiet during yesterday — mud and army movements are antagonistic. From Georgia Sherman and the whole Northern Government are, without doubt, puzzled and at their wit's end as to Hood's intentions. Cheering news of Hood's movements was received at the War Department last night, but it was not made public. Trans-Mississippi The enemy have been, for the most part, "put under" in the whole west country, from Texas north-west to the Missouri river. Magruder is attending to Arkansas, while Price keeps the Yankee army moving in Missouri. In Texas, the enemy held only
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