Schleswig-Holstein crisis stirs European fears and Prussia’s plan
Dubaghe Herald notes Fierope’s restless debate on political disputes and anticipates a Venetian revolt dragging Austria and Italy into war. The Danish question and Prussia's maneuvers provoke German liberal discontent as Bismarck pursues incorporation of the Duchies into the Prussian Empire.
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Fierope
Crest
Austria
Schleswig-Holstein
Prussia
Mr. Lincoln
Hanover
Frankfort
Saxony
Germany
Europe
Duke of Augustenburg
von Bismark
Prussian
Government seeks 300000 more men in 1865 call
A cited dispatch from Provost Marshal Fry and a Jan 2 circular indicate the War Department will not reduce quotas for December 19 1864 enlistments and aims to raise 300000 men. If successful, spring operations could begin with seven to eight hundred thousand troops available.
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Fry
Lihlere
Mananat
Washington, DD
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
California Exemption from Calls Draws Stanton Inquiry
Tux Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial notes that California has been exempt from military calls and drafts while other states are called by the President. The piece argues no state has a larger proportion of men liable for military duty and questions Secretary Stanton's justification for California's favored treatment.
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Washington
Cincinnati
California
Stanton
Law of
Congress
Eneb
Union
Stanton Peeds
American artist F C Welsch praised by Saxon duchy order
From Frankfort on the Main a Cincinnati native, F C Welsch, now living in Europe, gains laurels in painting. Knighted by the Duke of Saxony Coburg for artistic merit, his landscape works circulate in aristocratic homes. The draft in Canada faces strong French opposition.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Frankfort
F.C. Welsch
Cincinnati
Dee of
Saxe
Gotba and
Coburgh
Ernestine
Saxony
Tyrol
Mes Welech
Rotheehilds
Canada
Retreat near Franklin recollection amid unseen rebel threat
Cor of thy Cla Commercial describes the retreat of our army from Columbia toward Nashville. The force waited at Columbia with tents struck for orders from General Thomas. Rebels were spotted sixteen miles above, yet a drunken telegraph operator delayed the order for twenty four hours, nearly sealing the fate of the exposed troops. A colonel learned rebels were nearby but conveyed no alarm. the army moved silently toward Franklin and escaped unharmed.
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Columbia
Nashville
Duck River
Thomas
Franklin
Dlacrity
23D Corps
Harin
Wounding of Col Mosby Reported in Prince William County
The Lynchburg Republican details Col. John F. Mosby being severely but not mortally wounded during a raid in Prince William County. Mosby and several men were at a friend's house for supper when attackers fired through windows. a ball struck his abdomen but did not penetrate, exiting near the hip. The house guest cut his vent collar and locals misjudged the wound as mortal before Mosby was removed to safety and cared for, with hopes for rapid recovery.
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Ccol. Mosby
Lynchburg
Col. Mosby
John F. Mosby
Prince William County
Mosby
Catholic Church and the Union Debate
The article notes Protestant churches formed separate Northern and Southern structures after the war, while the Catholic Church clung to the old Union. It says the Archbishop of Baltimore remains ecclesiastical superior to Philadelphia and Charleston, with a future national Catholic organization possible upon formal nationhood. It argues charges of disloyalty come from anonymous New York Tribune writers, not broad intelligence.
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United
Confederate States
England
Germany
Old Union
Baltimore
Tas
Philadelhis
Charleston
New York Tribune School of Morality and Politics
Ch chairs resented here and customer seeks receipt
Scene shows a second hand furniture store with a sign reading Chairs resented here A customer with a paper asks for a receipt and item details He insists on a warranted calf or cane bottom chair and is forcibly ejected after confusion about terminology
Wedding Party Is Overtaken in Rebel Pursuit in Mississippi
Graphic Civil War letter recounts General Davidson’s raiders forcing a chase in Mississippi. A wedding party is overtaken on the road as Illinois volunteers refuse to fire on brides, capturing the groom and guests while the bride escapes.
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Davidson
Mississippi
Vicious Southern Fraudster Removed in Wartime Scene
A violent Republican farmer in southern Ohio is accused of using a contrived miscegenation scandal to seize money. He arrested a rival, swore him into federal service for 1000 dollars, and the contraband’s grandfather pocketed 900 dollars while the tale ends with a shaky prospect for the family.
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Maxine Tax Moster
Ohio
Abe
United States
Vigger
Red Jacket Stomach Purgative Advertisement
An old advertisement touts a blood purifier called the Red Jacket Stomach Altere claiming to cleanse the stomach, produce “spyrout,” and relieve dyspepsia, low mood, fevers, and related conditions. Sold by druggists and general dealers with caution against counterfeits.
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Kennett Plates & Go
Arop
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