Indian Massacre Rumors Stir Minnesota Frontier War
Reports from Minnesota describe widespread Indian hostilities with killings of men women and children and arson. Dispatches note Gov. Salomon sending cartridges and troops under ex Gov Sibley to Fort Ridgley while Chicago and Milwaukee papers discuss draft exemptions and rebel movements as the war rumor grows.
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Robberies With chloroform alarm citizens across town
A spree of burglaries over Monday to Tuesday saw several prominent residents lose cash from pockets and purses. The thief chloroformed targets at Bettes Darling Bonnell and Lovell homes, then fled with about 180 dollars. A suspect, H Hatch, was arrested at the depot and held to answer. an accomplice, H Hanford, faced further examination.
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Lincoln's Reply to Greely and War Politics 1862
President Lincoln writes to Horace Greeley stating he aims to save the Union first, even if it means freeing some slaves, and he would act to save or restore the Union under the Constitution while gradually shaping policy. The dispatch discusses controversial views on arming Black troops, Kentucky sentiments, District Black residents' cautious stance, deserter branding in the Nineteenth Pennsylvania, and Southern reactions to emancipation.
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Sentinel Doubts Jackson River Disaster Report
The Sentinel dismisses the reported disaster to Stonewall Jackson on the Rappahannock as fishy in character and likely without foundation.
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