Northwestern Stage Company schedules and rail connections listed
The item details routes from Fort Dodge to Mankato and Des Moines to Manchester, with connections via Farley and Cedar Rapids. It notes winter arrangements, train timings, stage coach links, and ticketing contacts for rates, agencies, and operations.
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Halton
Farley
Janefien
Stiga
Mount Verne
Trvin
Hoenaboen
Des Maines
Anadar
Myelon
Nevada
Coven Molnee
Etalinis
Cuca
Colenburg
Sleader
Farlyiin
Felwd
Stearbecey Motag
Waal
Tilly Feom Delaware
Soveo Connsetane
Manchester
Tosdare
Thuetlave
Satantaya
Winthrop
Quasqurton
Northwestern Stage Company
Cin
Towa Falle
Webster
Fort Dodge
Miout City
Yankstoa
Monterned
Coneneelat
Mankato
Toei
Casthee Palleby
Why of
Wavery
Uradfort
Charter City
Miedell
Wedge
Dubique
Croane Yousa
Kige
Towers
Ftuota
Ratany
Peea't
Sope
Wee Reah
Butler Fired From Command Amid Political Contempt
The article notes President's act removing Butler from his command amid condemnation of his actions. It describes Butler’s career, a dispatch of an Indian attack near Julesburg Colorado, and ongoing national debate over peace missions to Richmond. It also reports on gold prices and social scenes involving Butler at an opera, with reflections on his wealth and notoriety.
Butler the Terrible Comes to New York in 1862
A scathing cartoon by Geo A Sala mocks General Butler entering New York before a presidential election. It warns readers to guard valuables, protect families, and fear the new military command, questioning possible dictatorial acts and suppression of opinions.
Trouble with Indians in Colorado reported attack on station
Telegraphic summary notes Indian forces attack a stage station in Colorado. General Butler is removed and sent to Lowell. Blair in Richmond pursues peace. Grierson’s Raid in Mississippi referenced with New Orleans cotton market unsettled by New York news. Rebels burn county court house at Owensboro before occupation. Burleigh the fake pirate faces court again. A Jel Davis signed document is reviewed as original. Court adjourns to Thursday.
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New Orleans
Natchez
New York
Owensboro
Burleigh
Jel Davis
Indian Raid Near Lespunc Colorado Decisive Defense
A 60 man Indiana party attacked the Overland Mail Express near Lespunc, killing one and wounding another. Troops from a nearby post repelled the Indians, who burned a stage station and telegraph gear before retreating with 35 Indians killed, including a principal chief. 19 soldiers and citizens died in a larger white massacre narrowly prevented by artillery and disciplined defense.
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Colorado
Indiana
Overland Mail
Here
Mail Express
Bluffs
Butler Removed From Command By President
The Herald reports Maj. Gen. Butler has been removed as commander of the Army of the James and the department of Virginia and North Carolina and must report to Lovell Mass. Grant’s temporary successor is Gen. Vid. Blair Sr. travels to Richmond to pursue peace, but The Tribune doubts success and urges boosting the army. Rebels prepare to evacuate Richmond, Jett doubts holding the city, and Davis faces quarrels with Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama governors.
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Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Richmond Whig
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U. S
Charleston Courier
Flood
Richmond Sentinel
Savannah
Wayne
Beauregard
Sherman
Milledgeville
Union State convention reopens Tennessee civil government
Nashville January 10 delegates from across Tennessee convened at the capitol for reorganizing civil government. Samuel R. Rogers of Knox County was elected President with Mercer and Coue of Nashville as secretaries. The session adjourned until tomorrow with notable attendance by Parson Brownlow and Horace Maynard among the experienced Tennessee politicians.
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Tennessee
Samuel R. Rogera
Knox County
Messra
Mercer
Coué
Nashville
Parson Brownlow
Horace Maynard
News from Havana and Mexico as a distant breeze
From New York to Havana dated January 10 reports little fresh news from Havana since the last advices. Spaniards in San Domingo show poor progress and the general opinion favors abandoning the attempted conquest of Jamaica. France and Mexico show similar delays. Treasury orders restrict private shipments without authority, with Dr. Wells of Savannah allowed small provisions shipments under oath of allegiance. Gold closes dull at 223. Boston votes for U.S. Senator with Henry Wilson 27, Gov. Andrews 12, R. C. Withrop 4.
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San Domingo
Spain
Jawad
Mexico
France
U.S
Savannah
Sec’y. of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Wella
Grierson raid report details from Vicksburg Herald
The Vicksburg Herald reports Grierson's Mississippi raid starting January 21 with 5000 men. They engaged near Egypt on the Mobile and Ohio line, repelling an enemy force, taking 500 prisoners and killing many, including Brig. Gen Holcomb. The expedition burned rail lines near Grenada and destroyed factories at Bunkston, bringing in prisoners and contrabands. Fort Smith and Van Buren evacuation feared. price of surrender negotiations discussed.
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Grierson
Mississippi
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Egypt
Mobile and Ohio
Holcomb
Grenada
Grenads
Bunkston
Andersonville
Fort Smith
Ark
van Buren
Kurt Smith
Wilcox
Chickasaw
Thayer
Price
Bogzy
Red River
Gaps in War Era Bills as Senate Debates Defense Staffing
The AXXVIII Congress in session January 10 sees bills for Navy pay department reorganization referred to naval affairs, a resolution for a full army officer roster discussed, and anticipated repeal of the reciprocity treaty postponed. Finance advances deficiencies bills while the capital salaries and consular allocations are trimmed. An inventory directive for US arsenals is sent to the military committee, and a bill to repeal recruiting in the southern states is referred. Saulsbury demands War Secretary’s authority on calling volunteers for 30 and 90 days, citing cabinet duties.
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