Dollar Weekly Times praised by subscribers nationwide
Readers from Meynoldsville Pennsylvania to WillowBrook New York express high regard for the Dollar Times. They hail it as the best family journal with reliable pensions and political news at low cost, noting long subscription durations and broad satisfaction.
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Union sentiments praised by readers across towns
A crowd of readers from towns like Centralia, Xenia, Bethel, and Virginia express strong support for the Times and its Union stance. Letters praise its virility and reliability, urge broader circulation, and advocate continued political poetry and advocacy.
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Inet
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Centralia
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Benton
P. D. Swore
Bethel
Letters Endorse The Papers Independent Stance On Union
Readers from multiple towns write to express support for The Thaes paper and its independence from party lines. They praise the paper as a reliable source, urge continued Union loyalty, and attest to its value in guiding voters.
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Washington Dispatch on Civil War Era Events and Debates
A detailed correspondent recounts political and military actions around Washington in 1862. It describes public ceremonies, troop movements toward Louisville, and congressional debates over unconditional surrender versus terms for peace, including resolutions condemning rebellion and calls for stern punishment of leaders.
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Military governance quotes Stanton as vital war leader
A partisan, disjointed critique extols Secretary Stanton as a military man despite lacking formal training. It praises his calls for decisive action, eradicating strategic delays, and aligning Union forces with Grant’s direct approach to rapidly defeat rebels. It argues in favor of aggressive campaign and immediate operations.
Confusion After Town Capture Reported in Arkansas Front
Dispatch from Arkansas describes enemy forces burning part of a town in the Boston Mountains. Union troops claim possession of the town and report heavy casualties among officers including Lieut Colonel Vou, Deutch, and Captain. Cavalryman Dolfert died. others suffered but were restrained from retaliating against POWs. Major General H. W. Hatascx signs with indignation of his soldiers.
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Winter Fun Amid Stiff Cold In Town
Town streets glow with holiday cheer as sledges and Russian trotters glide past the white show. Ladies in fur capes stroll to jammed social events while theaters close to keep patrons safe from the freeze. Carriages, drivers, and gentlemen in pelisses mingle as high spirits persist through the winter.
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Davis Seeks New Guarantees on Slavery and Conventions
Washington reports that Jen Davis is alleged to press for a convention of all states to settle issues on slavery and related guarantees. A Senate measure aims to aid Maryland and Delaware to abolish slavery, while Mr Cameron completes his ministerial instructions to Russia and Edward House’s role as secretary is uncertain. A bill reducing naval officers' pay is doubtful to pass.
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Whaleship Joseph Grinnell Arrives with Sperm Oil Cargo
The Joseph Grinnell reaches from Peru with 1,500 barrels of sperm oil as Coast weather stays extremely cold. Many travelers flee California for Colorado while thousands wait in Portland for spring.
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General Scott Nomination Withdrawn
February twenty seventh report states Gen Scott’s nomination as Minister Extraordinary to Mexico has been withdrawn.
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Confederate Call to Arms and War Preparations Across States
Louisville reports Confederate sources urging broader mobilisation as Fort Donelson setback prompts calls for more troops. Alabama Georgia governors demand dozen regiments, while Georgia plans additional units. A Kingston Georgia company ramps up saltpetre output. Peach blossoms in Rome signal spring, and political figures such as Hunter and Bocock are noted. Cotton card manufacture near Dawes, Georgia, is mentioned.
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Buckner and Tilghman Reach Fort Warren in Ohio News
Generals Buckner and Tilghman arrived at Fort Warren escorted by Col. Coats. The convoy passed through Ulefeland as they moved toward the fort under military charge.
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House Defeats Amendments in Conference Report on Civil Expenses Bill
The House debated the Committee of Conference report on disagreeing amendments to the sundry civil expenses bill. Mr Wright of Pennsylvania proposed a joint resolution on unification using Andrew Jackson's proclamation and Washington’s Farewell Address for distribution, joined by Mr Stevens of Pennsylvania who urged adding the Declaration of Independence. It was agreed to and referred to the Printing Committee. The Upton contested election case was resumed with the House voting 73 against Mr Upton of Virginia being seated, and the Elections Committee presenting resolutions. Latest foreign news.
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