Cincinnati Daily Commercial, October 30, 1861, Volume XXII, No. 103, Ohio For Sale

When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

---

Cincinnati Daily Commercial, October 30, 1861, Volume XXII, No. 103, Ohio:
$16.90

• \"The people should remember that extraordinary risks attend such Great Navel Expedition as that just leaving Hampton Roads\"
• \"The public, perhaps blindly, denounced Gen. Pierce, but there was no investigation to show where the miserable responsibility of that affair belonged.\" — Union blunder at Bethel
• Gen. Curtis has received the order to remove his superior officer, Gen. Fremont
• Capt. Stephen J. McGroarty who showed distinguished gallantry in the Battle of Carnifex Ferry is deceased
• Letter from Camp Cairo:
• Exchanging Prisoners
• Official Importance
• Important Documents
• Letter from Louisville:
• The Troops that are Being Raised in Kentucky
• Twenty Thousand Kentuckians Soon to be in the Field
• A Female Spy Allowed to go South
• Troubles in Col. Hecker\'s Regiment
• Col. Turchin\'s Regiment and the Regulard Service
• The East Tennesseeans Ready to Rise and cut off Zollicoffer
• Four Secessionists Hung by Union Men in Servier County, TN
• Slaves on Short Rations in Louisiana
• Confiscation of Rebel Property in Louisville Needed
• A Forward Movement Signified
• From Gen. Reynolds\' Command:
• Recent Promotions
• The Guthrie Grey Regiment
• Arrival of Clothing
• Larz Anderson and John Stettinius, Esq. with Six Wagon Loads of Comfort
• Card from Col. R. L. McCook, Camp Anderson
• Gen. Kelley\'s Official Report of the Fight at Romney
• The Feeling in Arkansas
• One of the soldiers who fought at Ball\'s Bluff writes ...
• Southern Mail Communication with Europe
• A Clear Case of Fraud
• David Davidson completed a pen portrait of Gen. Scott
• The Last Defeat of Zollicoffer
• The Battle of Ball\'s Bluff — The Death of Col. Baker
• Completion of the Pacific Telegraph Line
• The Conduct of our Troops
• The Great Coast Expedition — More Particulars
• Miss Florence Nightingale is seriously ill
• Yesterday Noon Dispatches:
• The Unsettled Accounts of Gen. Scott
• The Sealed Orders, Maps and Charts of the Great Expedition Reported Stolen
• No Rebels at Fairfax
• Fortifying the Maryland Side of the Lower Potomac
• the Destination of the Coast Expedition Divulged
• Movements of Gen. Lane
• Fremont Returning Fugitives
• Indian News from Salt Lake City
• Law Report
• Col. William Raymond Lee
• Escape of Col. Devens
• The Fleet has gotten underway — Great Expedition
• Hospital Accommodations for the Soldiers
• Speech in favor of vigorous prosecution of the war made at Sharonville by Milton Sayler, Esq.
• The First Ohio regiment is one thousand strong
• Captain Handy, of the sloop-of-war Vincennes, became panic-stricken and deserted his ship
• Trouble on the Kanawha
• Why Gen. McClellan Ordered the Recrossing of the Potomac at Leesburg
• The Commodore of the Fleet — Com. S. F. Dupont
• Gen. Butler makes a war speech
• Gen. W. T. Sherman named as commander of the land forces
• Defeat at Ball\'s Bluff blamed on Gen. Baker
• General Schoepf commanded the Union troops at the Wild Cat fight
• Story that Gen. Jim Lane captured a rebel wagon train is confirmed
• The wounding of General Lander
• First Wisconsin Regiment under Col. Starkweather, passed through Chicago en route to Louisville
• Twenty-five hundred cavalry sabers, fifteen hundred carbines, and one thousand pistols will reach the Arsenal this week
• Property of Charles W. Russell of Wheeling, has been confiscated
• The loss: killed, wounded and missing in the battle of Ball\'s Bluff, was 953
• The Senatorial Districts, Names, and Post-Office Address of Members Elected to the Fifty-fifth General Assembly January, 1861
• Meeting of the Sixth Ohio Regiment
• General Kelley\'s Victory at Romney
• The Southwest Pass Affair
• Illinois Regiment Going to Washing
• No Contraband Taken by the Great Expedition
• The Regulars from California
• From Western Kentucky
• Local News
• Newport News
• Business Kemmater to Miss A. Eliza Wade, wife of Gen. M. S. Wade
• Bettie, only daughter of Henrietta Applegate, age 10 yrs
• Ada Barrows, only child of Thomas N. and Sarah P. Shays
• Peter Lindell, age 86
• Dr. Peter Kincaid, age 76

• English Brig Ariel was captured by the Gemsbeck
• Provost Sergeant Brennan, 2d Infantry, shot and killed at Georgetown
• Gen. Lander Laid Up from bullet shot
• Three prisoners taken at Ball\'s Bluff were brought to Washington

• Gen. Harney en route for Missouri
• The First Minnesota on the Way to Kentucky

• Thanksgiving Day
• The 18th Regulars Ready for Service

• The Fight at Romney
• Utter Rout of the Rebels
• Our Troops Wanting Blankets and Overcoats

• Signs of a Protracted Campaign
• Erection of New and Improved Hospitals
• The Battle of Edward\'s Ferry
• The Extent of the Disaster at Edward\'s Ferry
• Army Changes — Gen. McClellan\'s Reviews and their Policy
• The Latest Accession to the Army of the Potomac
• The Weather and the Health of the Troops

Civil War era Newspaper October 26, 1861 Cincinnati Daily Commercial 20" x 27"

$7.99

Cincinnati Daily Commercial, October 30, 1861, Volume XXII, No. 103, Ohio

$16.90

Cincinnati Daily Commercial, April 19, 1864, Volume 24, No. 245, Cincinnati, OH

$19.20

Cincinnati Daily Gazette July 23, 1881. Garfield Assassination "Recovery"

$20.00

August 20, 1881 Cincinnati Daily Gazette Front Page Newspaper

$20.00

CINCINNATI DAILY GAZETTE -10/1/1863- Battle of Chicamauga, Mosby's Raiders, TX..

$22.99

HISTORIC January 13, 1865 Cincinnati Daily Gazette Civil War Newspaper

$55.00

HISTORIC January 27, 1865 Cincinnati Daily Gazette Civil War Newspaper

$45.00