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Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 9
f the American squadron, make her secret designs apparent. It is understood that the blockaders are instructed to watch British vessels closely and allow no interference. Grafton, June 29.--There has been a skirmish near Cumberland. Thirteen Federalists, Zouaves, abandoned their horses and took to the hills, arriving in Cumberland last night with two missing and one killed. Cairo, June 29.--Two Dutch companies were ordered to Alton to join the forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T Leary has arrived at Cape Girardeau. Gen. Lyon is still at Booneville.
Cape Girardeau (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 9
he forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T Leary has arrived at Cape Girardeau. Gen. Lyon is still at Booneville. Col. Rosseau's troops go into camp on the Indiana side. Gen. Lyon prohibits the shipment of everything intended for the seceded States. Boston, June 29.--The St. Domingo advices of the 17th say that Spanish men-of-war are in St. Wana Bay, and that storehouses were being erected on the shore. Baltimore, June 29.--Six regiments from the North have passed through here for Washington within the past twenty-four hours. Jefferson City, Mo
Jefferson City (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 9
Cape Girardeau. Gen. Lyon is still at Booneville. Col. Rosseau's troops go into camp on the Indiana side. Gen. Lyon prohibits the shipment of everything intended for the seceded States. Boston, June 29.--The St. Domingo advices of the 17th say that Spanish men-of-war are in St. Wana Bay, and that storehouses were being erected on the shore. Baltimore, June 29.--Six regiments from the North have passed through here for Washington within the past twenty-four hours. Jefferson City, Mo., June 29.--Attorney General Mott declined to take the Federal oath, and is held as a prisoner. St. Louis, June 29--The verdict of the jury in the case of shooting citizens by the United States troops, is, that it was done without provocation. New York, June 29--The Washington correspondent of the New York Post says the New Jersey regular regiment in passing through Baltimore was greeted with cheers for Jeff, Davis. The correspondent of the Tribune says that Colonel Alle
Alton (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 9
ith the military movement in Canada, and the increase of the American squadron, make her secret designs apparent. It is understood that the blockaders are instructed to watch British vessels closely and allow no interference. Grafton, June 29.--There has been a skirmish near Cumberland. Thirteen Federalists, Zouaves, abandoned their horses and took to the hills, arriving in Cumberland last night with two missing and one killed. Cairo, June 29.--Two Dutch companies were ordered to Alton to join the forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T Leary has arriv
Cairo, Ill. (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 9
r Cumberland. Thirteen Federalists, Zouaves, abandoned their horses and took to the hills, arriving in Cumberland last night with two missing and one killed. Cairo, June 29.--Two Dutch companies were ordered to Alton to join the forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many lCairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalioCairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T Leary has arrived at Cape Girardeau. Gen. Lyon is still at Booneville. Col. Rosseau's troops go into camp on the Indiana side. Gen. Lyon prohibits the shipment of everything intended for the seceded States. Boston, June 29.--The St. Domingo advices of the 17th say that Spanish men-of
Dutch (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 9
privateering.--This, connected with the military movement in Canada, and the increase of the American squadron, make her secret designs apparent. It is understood that the blockaders are instructed to watch British vessels closely and allow no interference. Grafton, June 29.--There has been a skirmish near Cumberland. Thirteen Federalists, Zouaves, abandoned their horses and took to the hills, arriving in Cumberland last night with two missing and one killed. Cairo, June 29.--Two Dutch companies were ordered to Alton to join the forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery
Bird's Point, Mo. (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 9
st night with two missing and one killed. Cairo, June 29.--Two Dutch companies were ordered to Alton to join the forces there, which are threatening Missouri. The Germans did not want to leave Cairo, and many left in tears. Louisville, June 29--The St. Louis Democrat's Cairo correspondent says that hundreds of Missourians are concentrating on the Arkansas border and are receiving arms from the South. They expect to be joined by Tennesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians. Bird's Point is guarded by two regiments and a battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T Leary has arrived at Cape Girardeau. Gen. Lyon is still at Booneville. Col. Rosseau's troops go into camp on the Indiana side. Gen. Lyon prohibits the shipment of everything intended for the seceded States. Boston, June 29.--The St. Domingo advices of the 17th say that Spanish men-of-war are in St. Wana Bay, and that storehouses were being erected on the shore. Baltimore, June 29.--Six regiment
Frank Blair (search for this): article 9
Gasconade of frank Blair Washington, July 1. --Frank Blair was serenaded here to-night, and in his speech returning thanks for the compliment referred in disparaging terms to the Maryland Legislature--spoke tauntingly of Southern chivalry, which was amusing itself by picking off Federal pickets; and declared for war until no enemy was left. He said he abominated compromises, and closed with complimentary terms to Lord Lyons. Gasconade of frank Blair Washington, July 1. --Frank Blair was serenaded here to-night, and in his speech returning thanks for the compliment referred in disparaging terms to the Maryland Legislature--spoke tauntingly of Southern chivalry, which was amusing itself by picking off Federal pickets; and declared for war until no enemy was left. He said he abominated compromises, and closed with complimentary terms to Lord Lyons.
January, 7 AD (search for this): article 9
Gasconade of frank Blair Washington, July 1. --Frank Blair was serenaded here to-night, and in his speech returning thanks for the compliment referred in disparaging terms to the Maryland Legislature--spoke tauntingly of Southern chivalry, which was amusing itself by picking off Federal pickets; and declared for war until no enemy was left. He said he abominated compromises, and closed with complimentary terms to Lord Lyons.
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