Daily and Weekly Deserted Journal Adverts at Jones Bech
Reading the Hubugue Herald notes that the Daily and Weekly Deserted Journal advertise in Jones Bech at the corner of 6th and Main Streets. The counting room will be on the building's second floor entrance.
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Jones’ Bech
Malo Street
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Boatern Vricur
United States
Debates Rise Over Lincoln Amnesty Offer in Wartime Writings
Antiwar and pro Lincoln factions clash in a heated analysis of the President’s message, arguing the proposed amnesty would extend Confederate restoration terms. The piece contrasts Lincoln’s plan with critics’ fears, labeling the policy a political trap to prolong the war and influence 1864 election dynamics.
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Charles Sam- Hoace Greeley
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Congress
Fort Cavello Falls to Union Forces in Texas
The New Orleans Era reports rebel forts at Fort Cavello Texas captured with no Union losses. Key towns like Victoria and Matagorda Bay open to Union occupation. cotton at Victoria likely to become U.S. property. John Morgan said to reach Richmond. Davis assigns him a Virginia command. Gunboat Aries damages a blockade runner near Wilmington. another steamer carries $400,000 and a minister to Peru. News covers prison exchange tensions and a winter storm in Missouri.
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New Orleans
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Texas
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Matagorda Bay
Salavin
Port Lava
Matavorda
Victoria
Brownsville
United States
John Morgan
Richmond
Vadell Davis
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Beaufort
U.S
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Wilmington
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Col. Lamar
Champion
Aspinwall
Lon
Mack
Peru
Schofield
Buford
Baltimore
Schenck
Rosecrans
Department of Missouri
Memorials seek equal pay for colored regiments in Union war effort
Senate receives a memorial from officers of the 4th and 6th Massachusetts colored regiments requesting parity with other troops on pay and bounties. Other actions include a resolution on treatment of Kansas prisoners, back pay and bounty bills, and inquiries into enemy conduct toward wounded. Adjournment and military affairs notices follow with dispatches from Charleston and Sumter fronts, plus reports on Cumberland Gap and Knoxville casualties and movements.
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Iowa
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Uolman
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Delaware
Slow
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Lovejoy
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Dee
Wen
Traston
Ciarnusrox
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Yee
Norristown
Longstreet
Cumberland Gap
Vance
Ransom
Teewrol
Rogersville
Braiston
Knoxville
Lieut. Magee
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Russell County
Cincinnati
Mississippi and Texas Civil War Dispatches Spur Fear
A Fort Smith dated dispatch reports Confederate control fears in Texas and Louisiana with Gen. Taylor advancing, federal forces inland, and a pledge to support the Confederacy. It notes Marmaduke Shelby and Cattell near Red River and Quantrell in Texas with 4 000 to 5 000 volunteers. In Tennessee, Longstreet attacks Shackleford near Morristown with 75 casualties and rebel captures.
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