Ohio War Bill Sparks Expectation of New Supreme Court Shakeup
The Daily Press reports from Washington on a window bill reshaping the Supreme Court and a broad debate over the violence of the Civil War. Observers suspect cabinet members and Kentucky officials may gain new roles, as alarm rises in Columbia and Tybee, with contrabands moving toward Union lines and cotton flows changing in the South.
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Supreme Court
Washington Teltét
Caleb B Benith
W Drawnlog
Fool
Jon, Holt
Kentucky
Supreme
Tybee Teland
Port Royal
Maxaxere
Paria
New York
Zimes
Becesdon
Mason and Slidell
Tietics
London
Rogua
Eleamora
Great Britain
United States
The Romney Campaign and Romney Fight Report
A Cleveland center item recounts the Romney fight involving Ohio Eighth Regiment troops. It describes march to Blue Gap, surprise attack, capture of cannon, and return to Romney. It notes Colonel Dunning praise and details on the combat actions and casualties.
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Mine Gap
New Romney
Fink Ohio
Interont
Rowmey
Blas Gap
Dunning
Cincinnati
Columea
Indiana
Virginia Regiminta
Infanny
Cerns Daonle
Clark
Bel
Romney
Romsey
Muroer i
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Grif
Steiag
Stephen
Hibernian Guarda
Grif
Hibernian Guards
Carr
Grif Is
Guards
Kinney
Avia
Wellsville
Army of the West described and Bowling Green threat noted
The letter details Union forces under Buell and Johnston in Kentucky and Tennessee, estimating Confederate strength near Bowling Green and Fort Donelson. It says Buell plans no advance yet while Congress debates replacements and muster rolls, and comments on cavalry and artillery readiness, fortifications, and the looming strategic stakes in the region.
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Kentucky
Lowmyrius
Binon
Vibton
Schoepli
Mertet
McLean
Green River
Potomac
Buel
Buch
Army of the Cumberland
Department of the Missouri
Army of the West
Generel Johrston
California
McClellan
Tommierios
Reventy
General Alcorn
Alabama
Taran Rangers
Geni Welker
Alabama Brigde
Howling Green
Bowling Green
Fort Donelson
Cumberland River
Memphis
Port Henry
Mon
Johnsvon
Johnston
Qalumbua
Pepm
Jolusion
Aed
Forente
Jen
Jackson
New Orleans
Eeeceut
Kentucky Tronne
TheSute
Thomes Vrigadé
Holocrans
Gentral Ceittenden
Natal
Boel
Li le
Leesan
Richmond
Ladieb
Kuotucky
Columbus
Polariite
Zollicoffer
Camberland
Floyd
Rey
Jol
Sherman
Beaufort
Cumber
Tennessee
Kanawha
Middle
Virginia
Charenton
Baranpah
Seaboard
Qcuthara
Dupont
Lincoln supporters clash with administration critics in the South
The piece depicts heated debates among Lincoln supporters and opponents over wartime policy and funding. It praises General McClellan as a unifying force, questions tax burdens, and argues for stronger treasury measures. It notes Nashville and Kentucky dispatches, with casualty reports and Confederate perspectives, highlighting calls for economy and continued war effort.
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Thalg Eawius Pansosa
Abraham Lincoln
McQietlan
Virginia
MoQisilan
Listio
Mart
Mateamnan
Hitte
Civil Service
Tommy Tedurtion
Galaries
Han
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Heuphrey Marshall
Garfield
Warrender
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the Hospitale
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Columbue Journal
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Nashville Courier
William Preston
Spain
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Lincoln
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Gatboun
Rentlemen
Legislative Council
H.C Burnett
Trigg County
Wan. E Simms
Bourbon County
Senatara
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Simmie
Dirpatcher
Nashville Patriot
Tellay
Daniel P White
Mearnis
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Neaa
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Kunwan
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Federal Congress
Slavery Exterminating
Peace Party
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Samy
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Orman
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General Commission
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