Railroads Open New Winter Schedule Patterns
The article outlines freight and passenger train routes, timetables, and station stops across Cedar Beory to Fort Dodge, mentioning the Western Railway, Winthrop to Quasqietot service, and schedules for daily and weekly departures. It notes connections to Mankato, Neenah, and Algona, with arrivals and departures around early morning hours and adjustments for winter operations.
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Shee
Dewitt
Bey Ata
Micmac
Farley
Ahern
Magehedter
Tealneatop
Fort Dodge
Homme
Thoeteboro
Gene Jawai
Ethawes
Eetoty Te Hoek
Anatin
Marek Crivon
Wanner
Pieter Avant
Lfaoen
Patsy
Tragic execution details emerge from Civil War only partial
Reports from a Confederate era prison recount the planned and executed killing of three condemned men at Camp Morton. The narrative describes the preparation, method, and aftermath with graphic detail and a chilling justification by military authorities.
Death in a Deathly Plot Described in Old New York Notice
The document recounts a fatal shooting of Lobeto Mute alias Matuney near Meuse, with parents living in Williamsburg. It names Thomas Ryan alias John Essura Han as the killer, discusses the deceased’s troubled youth, and notes attempts to shield his family from shock while condemning bravado and notoriety.
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Tauahetyy
Dota Leann
Qatih
Meuse
Lobeto Mute
Bobo Matuney
Williamsburg
Thomas Ryan
John Essurahan
Roundout
Ulster County
New York
Chareles Billingsley
Naling
George Roberta
Bupditte
Wes
Agitation Over Universal Suffrage in England’s Districts
A London New York Times correspondent notes unrest in English manufacturing districts over extending suffrage. The piece argues powers fear mass voting by the poor while capitalists rely on large estates and income to influence elections. It warns universal suffrage could topple peers, debt, church, and monarchy.
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London
New York Times
Paxton
Marl Derby
America
England
Ragland
Dubuque Pines Editor Recounts City Teaching Role
A clipped note from the Dubuque paper recalls the editor claiming a teaching post in town. The piece mentions Jericho era tales and a St Charles In telligencer reference, with fragmented phrasing about wartime memory and beard growth.
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Dubuque Pines
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Grawal St Charles Intelligencer
Leep
Steamer Odd Fellow Sunk By Ice At Columbus
news from Jan 6 reports the steamer Odd Fellow wrecked in 100 feet of water near Columbus and judged a total loss valued at 15 to 20 thousand dollars. The report notes ongoing prisoner exchanges and a court ruling on the St Albans raiders case with Col Munlford returning from Washington to Varin.
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Cairo
Columbus
Forces near Port Fisher and Wilmington cut Confederate supply lines
A Richmond Dispatch Wilmington correspondent reports Union forces briefly between Port Fisher and Wilmington, threatening Port Fisher and Port Morgan. The fall would have sealed Wilmington. The Richmond Sentinel claims the North's bankruptcy will hasten the South's independence.
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Wilmington
Richmond Dispatch
Port Fisher
Port Morgan
Richmond Sentinel
Rumor of Lee Commanding Rebel Armies and Beauregard at Richmond
Washington dispatch from January reports a rumor that Lee has been placed to command all rebel armies while Beauregard would defend Richmond and Beauregard may move to concentrate forces in the Carolinas to counter Sherman. Lee reportedly views Sherman's northward movement as more critical than any action Grant might take on Richmond.
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Washington
Leo
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Sherman
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Beauregard
Carglona
Rebels seize Owensburg area and threaten conscription
Jan Walker reports rebels occupy Owensburg forcing conscription and control of Owens burg Hayesville Clovesport Herder son. The Lebanon line raided near Lebaron Junction with passengers robed and cars burned. Four discharged soldiers killed near the 1th Kentucky. Taylor sets headquarters at Howesville as citizens flee across the Ohio River.
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Quebec
St Albans
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Shenandoah
Kentucky
Owensburg
Tuyesville
Clovenport
Henderson
Fvdiation
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Oho River
Je Walker
Taylor
Zens
Laedyer Sys
Zneribhis
Hayesville
Clovesport
Ken Ducky
Howesville
Ohio River
Cavalry Raid Destroys Rail Line and Bridges Near Corinth
From Cairo Gen Duna reports a cavalry force left on the 21st of December struck the Mobile and Ohio railroad five miles below Corinth. By the 27th they utterly destroyed the line to Akhland, plus 29 bridges and heavy trestle work. They burned 32 railroad cars and 1,000 army wagons, destroying 1,000 carbines. Forrest's camp near Verona was razed and 20 men captured. Grievsoi was ordered to wipe the railroad to Mevidan and free prisoners at Cahawba if possible.
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Duna
Mobile
Onio
Corinth
Akhland
Forrest
Verona
Grievsoi
Mevidan
Cahawba
Snow disrupts rail service and Kentucky moves toward emancipation
In Cixcixstatt on January 7 heavy snowfall halted railroad communications. Kentucky measures in both houses aim toward abolition with gradual emancipation. Gov Bramlette praises Sherman and Thomas victories while denouncing unrest. Other notes highlight state military service, and a fire gutted the southeast corner building at State and Washington.
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New York
Puildelphia
Muntsville
Ala
N. Ve Herald
Tennesse
Tendraee
Macon
Tlood
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Richmond
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Bromilette
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Burbridge
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Kye
Bramlette
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Wolford
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U. S
Tennessee Campaign Ends as Hood Crosses Tennessee River
Reports from Huntsville Alabama note Hood’s army crossed the Tennessee River on the 29th with 18,000 men and eight guns after leaving Macon with 35,000 troops. Hood's forces retreated toward Meridian, while Union corps under Wood, Smith and Schofield move to pursue. The Wilmington expedition described with Fort Fisher and Cape Fear actions is reported with defensive actions and dispatcher notes.
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Yoru
the Herald
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Ala
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Tennessee River
Macon
Nashville
Crete
Roddy
Hoo
Meridian
Miss
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Porter
Weivel
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Lhe Tribune
Norfolk
Cape Bear River
Wilmington
Bedret
Early Civil War Rivalry Refuels Confederate Press Battles
In Newton on January 7 a review of rebel newspapers shows deeper rifts between Jeff. Davis and anti-Davis factions. Debates accuse Davis supporters of disasters while Davis organs claim the Confederacy fails to enforce conscription and prevent desertions. Richmond Whigs cast doubt on English ships aiding the Confederacy and question blockading effectiveness.
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Antired
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Confederacy
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Shipathas
Ocean
Sheridan cavalry raids in Kentucky threaten secessionists
A London Virginia letter notes Gen Sheridan’s cavalry destroyed and carried off property of secessionists near Upperville and Middlebury on the 27th. A Union cavalry detachment from Paris entered the countryside days ago arresting disloyal residents. Gen Devin commands a brigade near Louisville with winter quarters likely to stay in the area.
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Upperville
Middlebury
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Rumors of Confederate Movements Amid Sherman Advance
In New York Janet and Augusta papers report reinforced batteries and new moves in the Charleston Savannah corridor. Dispatches note Sherman’s march possible imminence and debate railroad alignments in Georgia and South Carolina. Rumors claim mysterious Rebel maneuvers, unconfirmed by authorities.
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Janet
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Shurisanthag
Woster
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Savannah
Augusta
Register of the Tat
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Richmond
Sherman
Sentinel
Georgia
South Carolinas
Il I Newformer
Dent
Late 19th Century Congress Debates on Slavery Amendment
Fragmented report shows 36th Congress debates with Mr Blows opposing an amendment to abolish slavery and Mr Davis supporting it. discussion includes sectional tensions, wartime information requests, and constitutional questions.
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Holman
Wna
Senate
Blows
Rogers
Algo
Davis
New York
36 HOURS AHEAD OF CHICAGO CHARGES AND RUMORS
The governor of South Carolina issues a call for white men to defend Charleston, with potential forcible measures. Reports mention Union prisoners plotting to join rebels near Sherman's lines, seven shot and others jailed. Skirmishes and troop movements are noted, plus a newly armed steamer in Mobile Harbor.
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Carolina
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Reese
Fort Kisher
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Charlegion
Ransom
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Augusta
John C. Brown
Tennessee
Franklin
Raleigh Progress
Ricmond Enquirer
Dalton
Gain
Stms
Nodai
Mobile Register
New York Herald Washington Special Contradicts Fremont Appointment
The Herald's Washington special refutes the report that General Fremont has been appointed Minister to France, noting contrary information from sources in New York.
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France
New York
The
Herald
Washington
Train Derails Into River Near Vanderburg Bay
A sleeping car train derailed two miles above Strattsburg throwing a car into the river at noon. The car carried 35 or 40 passengers who escaped with cuts and broken glass injuries. one man named Kinney was badly hurt. The regular car stayed on the track and did not enter the river. An official statement reported the track cleared and the line once more open.
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Bay
Strattsburg
Kinney
Taney
Wastington Reports Civil War Debate and Weather Impact
A telegraph summary notes political maneuvering in the House over the reconstruction of rebellious states. It mentions Representative Wilson's substitute letting states prove republican government before admission and reports a severe tornado in central Alabama damaging roads and rail lines near Montgomery. It also tallies casualties and prison conditions reported from Richmond.
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House’ of Representatives
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Congress
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West Point
Mount
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Ula
Praaklie
Parkestam
Grant
Prigonagi
Richmond
Bes
Savannah War Dispatches Describe Sherman Advance and Proclamations
Richmond reports Sherman crossing the Savannah and pursuing a conciliatory policy toward planters. Georgia authorities seek readmission to the Union, while Fort Hood rumors and western reports circle. Local updates note no major moves toward Grahamville and ongoing riverfront concentration near the Savannah.
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