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3RD CAVALRY DIVISION: MAJ. GEN. JUDSON KILPATRICK
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PRISONS/PRISONERS
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NEWSPAPERS/REPORTING
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Albany (Georgia) Patriot
American Tribune
Athens (Georgia) Southern Banner
Athens (Georgia) Southern Watchman
Atlanta Daily Intelligencer
Atlanta Journal
Augusta Daily Chronicle & Sentinel
Augusta Daily Constitutionalist
Boston Evening Journal
Boston Post
Broome (New York) Republican
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston Mercury
Chicago Evening Journal
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Daily Commercial
Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus Daily Sun
Galesville (Wisconsin) Transcript
Harper’s Weekly
Indianapolis Journal
Jones County (Georgia) News
Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Daily Evening Express
Leavenworth (Kansas) Daily Times
Macon Daily Telegraph
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel
National Tribune (Washington, D.C.)
New Haven Daily Morning Journal
New York Herald
New York Post
New York Times
New York World
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Quincy (Illinois) Daily Whig and Republican
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The Sunny South
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