Washington News Roundup Proposes Draft Exemptions and Bills
Senate debates draft exemption petitions from New York Friends and Wisconsin citizens. Kansas and Texas measures seek abolition or use of African descent, with resolutions on slavery, confiscation, and constitutional limits. House bills cover consular funds, pirate raids, and military railways while Missouri arrests spark inquiries into guards. Adjournment follows memorials for Bowden and ongoing investigations.
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Government bids on Virginia confiscated property at sale
At a Virginia confiscated property sale the Government bid $26,800 to take Arlington. other estates sold, totaling $50,500 across 13 sales. Separate bills discussed cover slavery abolition in conquered territories, Texas homestead region for African descent, and military funding.
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Destitute Southern migrants flock to Kansas border
Rev. Robert Colyer cites an appeal from Kansas indicating hundreds of destitute men women and children arriving from the South. They lack food clothing and money as husbands are pressed into rebel service. The letter says the flood is rising faster than aid can help.
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Mosby Attacks Maryland Cavalry Camp in Loudoun County
Major Cole commands a Maryland cavalry battalion encamped in Loudoun County. At 4 A M Mosby led about 400 guerrillas in a fierce hour long fight, repulsed with four rebel officers killed. Union losses were two killed and eleven wounded including Captain Vernon and Lieut Rivers. General Sullivan pursues the enemy.
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Confederates Arrested for Supplying Rebel Blockade Runners
Three conspirators tied to John L. Olmstead of Yonkers were arrested for furnishing goods to rebel blockade runners. Names given include Edward Underbull W H Doty and R J Taples. Also reported: New York units reenlisting 59th and 66th NY regiments arriving with about 150 men each. 20th US colored troops full. Loyal League authorized to recruit another regiment. In Connecticut news regiments 8th and 11th reenlisted leaving for New Haven. Connecticut quota filled with 500 surplus. 30th Connecticut being recruited. Philadelphia sales of Five Twenties totaled 2 220 250. Maryland protest over Birney slave seizures. Cincinnati steamer Commercial brings cotton to New York and St Louis. rumors of Forrest reinforcement near Memphis.
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New York Stock and Money Market Report Jan 11
First Board stocks improve with gains in Chicago and Rock Island 140 and other railroads. Second board showed broad but quiet improvement with several railroad scrips and bonds quoted alongside commodity prices and a New York bank statement indicating decreases in circulation deposits and loans.
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