News from the Army and Proposed National Currency
The Newe-Stamers report seeks to calm the public with all telegraphs up to the hour and notes rumors of Lexington and St. Louis as fabricated. It discusses a proposed national currency bill creating a Bank Department, bank notes, and Treasury loans to fund war needs, with bank liability and stockholder risk, plus temporary treasury notes authorized up to 200 million dollars payable on demand.
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Mamorn
Mery
Evening Times
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Green River
Congress
United Braves Bank
Treasury
United States
Barles
Congress of Banks
Ani
Ander
Wayu
Moras
Secretary of the Treasury
Lens
Fender
Priewie
United Stary
Tresuror
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
Honda
States
Washingtow
Harlan
Qaro- Hing
Caroline
Georgia
Florids
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Missenippi
Lewistang
Texas
Arkansas
Tennesset
Olnelan
Yarhaps
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Portweeo
Eurcesmor
Ben. Wade
Obi
Greentow
Saaed
Rafore Peilvering
Lient N. Hh. Sheldon
Sturgia Rifles
Unt Indy
Souveyange
Kirkland
Samlog
Bass
Liedern
United States Treasury
Lacoolc
Nation braces for war with Britain as naval buildup urged
A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes calls for Britain to prepare for conflict with the United States. Proposals include rapidly building ironclads and war fleets, strengthening naval yards, and mobilizing industrial capacity to deter U S aggression. British journals reflect heightened war sentiment and speculation on who bears responsibility.
Wartime Letter From Williamsport Describes Rebel Sentiment
A Civil War era dispatch from an officer of the Thirteenth Regiment reflects a tense period in Virginia and Kentucky. The memo notes breadlines, shortages, and Confederate sympathy rising among Virginians, with Unionists betrayed by the Convention vote and plans for new ironclad batteries. The correspondent also praises sutlers Metcalf and Hawkins for supplying soldiers, and mentions depredations, rations, and muddy camps as winter conditions worsen.
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Williamsport
Old Dominion
Green River
Milles
Sanday
Buckner
Ceippan
Mumfordsville
Bacon Creek
Acros
Rhine
Cincinnati
Thomas
Kinney
Expy & Co
Col. Harris
Weil
Aelio
Hawkins
Ohio
War talk and political letters from New York and Philadelphia
The piece discusses Civil War tensions and a letter from James G. Blain to Senator Fessenden proposing government debt and taxation measures. It notes missionaries killed by rebels, a Philadelphia legislator's book trick, French homeopathy claims, and critique of wartime contractor graft. It also mentions cotton in Champaign and Cortland counties, grain, and agricultural notes amid national strife.
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James Galintin
New York
Fessenden
Chateran
Finance Committee
Treasury
de Gurie
Wart Will Touch Only the Wart In Caustic Liner Note
A fragmented report warns caustic must touch only the wart and lists warnings about handling. It cites Kentucky population figures from an official legislative report and mentions figures for voters and a Navy secretary, plus a reference to a committee investigation and money at a stated rate.
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Kentucky
Wilkes
Waller
Navy
Wi Bo
Committee
Congress
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