The New Year in the Boston Post Editorials and Notices
The Boston Post issue lists editorials on The New Year Union and Negro Equality British India Elgin Lawrence The Presidency Governor Seymour and Peace Archbishops Hughes and more. It features General McClellan Seymour’s Message Massachussets Legislature Wendell Phillips lecture Amnesty Proclamation and other items including the Maiden Murder Forty Eighth Congress Grant’s Department 1864 New Year address poetry and market reports. The Statesman and Weekly Post notes price and subscription details with club discounts.
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Secret expedition shadowing Mobile fronts New Orleans
New Orleans reports a secret expedition likely aimed at Mobile with Pas Caggoula as potential staging, entrenched camp planned awaiting the end of the rainy season. Flooding from three days of heavy rains submerged parts of the city while the army stayed in camp and quiet on the front.
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Charles Turner
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Indian Massacre relief claims total and awards noted
Washington dispatch reports the Minnesota Indian hostilities relief commission worked five months at St Peters awarding 1 370 458 dollars from 2 458 000 claimed. 200 000 immediate relief paid to 1400, many widows or orphans. Over 800 killed and 11 000 witnesses examined. Estimated 5 000 000 not reimbursed. government holds 3 000 000 annuities forfeit. proposal to use this for claims and 1 100 000 bill exists.
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Enlistee Third Corps Veterans Rejoin Union Army
From Gen Meades Army New York Dec 8 The Heralds Army of the Potomac dispatch says 2125 veterans of the Third Corps have re enlisted Roads are hard but passable artillery moves like 1776 Rebels grow discouraged desertions from Alabama and North Carolina brigades reach Washington Amnesty talk spreads among deserters and many may switch sides if allowed. Short rations and cold conditions drive Lee s men toward Union amnesty and allegiance.
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Manufacture Fire Destroys Walling Mills at Burningham
A large hosiery and yarn factory owned by H. H. & P. B. Walling in Burningham burned last night. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars, partly insured. One worker buried in the ruins. About 300 employees were on the job.
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Oath of Office Marked Legislature Joint Convention
Legislature convened in joint session with both branches as the Governor elect Lieutenant Governor and other state officers took their oaths. The House chaplain's election is postponed to Monday afternoon. The Governor's message appears in full on the Fourth Page.
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Lincoln Amnesty Move in Lincoln Davis Clash War Messages
London Times notes Lincoln proclaims amnesty to Southern people while Davis vows to continue war. Article contrasts federal authority with Confederacy resilience, analyzing potential effects of emancipation on Southern surrender prospects and European perspectives. It recalls Vicksburg, Chattanooga gains, and the stubborn stance of Southern leaders and population.
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