Caucus turmoil as Senate and House pick Union candidates
A heated Saturday caucus of the Senate and House factions elected on the Union platform ended with tension and defections. Speakers clashed over leadership as Saxton and Saxon reportedly plan crossing to the straight-out Democrats while others discuss future alignments and leadership roles amid a crowded field of prospects.
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Wade
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Young Soldier Advocates For Cause In A Letter
A bright eyed 13 year old soldier writes of a cause with champions behind it. He asserts the effort will be successful, expressing youthful optimism about the fight ahead.
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Charles Reade
Country Person
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Fragmented Civil War Letter Reports Movements and Rumors
A long war dispatch describes the status of bridge work, troop movements, and rumors of Union advances. It cites General Buell and units including Michigan and Indiana engineers, notes camp conditions, and mentions incidents on the river front with Confederate forces, prisoners, and medical hardships.
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Letter From Green Ritter Relates Christmas Dinner Memory
Fragmentary wartime letter recalls a Christmas dinner at a private home near the 32nd Indiana regiment. The writer describes natural conversation, family ties, and battlefield scenes with references to Dutch, rebel guns, and memories of service and glory.
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Petrent
Yankee Losses and Prisoners Reported in Disorderly Engagement
Fragmentary OCR notes claim 75 killed and unknown wounded with eight prisoners, including Kentuckian from Borhon county. Text mentions troops aligned with Gen Marshall and mounting irregulars. Counties and names are garbled but reference to Dine Cross, Hourhen, and Lown Wen appears.
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Borrhon County
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Marshall
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Voyage and port movements amid Atlantic traffic and officials
The report details steamship activity including Bo tan sailing Liverpool to Londonderry and a vessel en route to Halifax. It notes officials like Anson Burlingame arriving in Canton and mentions Cunard steamers, British authorities, and upcoming European passages.
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London
Milroy Expedition Wins in Suntersville Engagement
Gen Milroys force conducts a rapid foray to Suntersville and routs the enemy. Dispatches from Wheeling report the expedition killed or captured large quantities of army stores and clothing, with no American losses, while a separate scouting party near Little Bethel drives off a patrol before retreating.
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Suntersville
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Flighty Baspardugzt and Water Conflict Near Hancock
Report from early January details shelling near Hancock by Rebel forces. General Jackson reportedly refired, leaving a limited battery and infantry, with no reported American casualties. The town faced damage from shelling as Union troops prepared marching orders and awaited further guidance.
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Pixpecition Against Feynas
Fragmentary report notes a confrontation involving Feynas and a character named Durder in Denver. Details are unclear but imply a dispute or confrontation with possible legal or investigative context. The wording is uncertain and names may be distorted in OCR.
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