Beholding the President and McClellan in War Talk
A fragmented story reviews impressions of General McClellan and the President, contrasting their looks and temperaments. It weighs defense readiness, Kentucky volunteers, and coastal blockade fears, with wartime strategy notes and a long corridor of Confederate and Union reflections.
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Ono
Lore Levrata
Paris
Pari
Jay
Bigelow
United States Conant
Woil
Legation
Pennington Tod Dayvon
Dayton
Westmnitaer
Ferott
Bof
Ony
Biewise
Ciaapier
Scott
Abe
Nerel
Ale
Bia Bor
Fraven
Pau
Uaangy
Irip Moraés
Confirmation of a Brilliant Victory Across Port Royal Scene
Fragmentary dispatches describe military movements and reports from Port Royal and nearby theaters. Mentions include General Joberon’s brigade, 20,000 troops, 12,000 pounds of cotton seized, ships and expeditions at Port Royal, Cas Charleston, and Savannah, with rumors of defeats and insurrections in various locations.
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Weile
Shermen
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Patel Shem
Casrleston
Park Royal
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Washington
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Fogtt
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Ranspolie
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Ken Vout
Bridey
George W. Jone
Jaws
Degots
Berard
Bert Lafayatte
Africa
Jon Ie
New Orleans
Congress First Session War Debates in Senate and House
Fragmentary report of Senate debates on removing Jeace Dh Brighe, exchanging prisoners, and recognizing General Lyon. House proceedings cover expansion of pay and supplies for volunteers, authority for paymasters, and a bid to restrict Fugitive Slave laws, with adjournment ahead of holidays.
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