Fragmented Civil War Dispatches Highlight Armistice Debate
The report chronicles Senate and House actions on emancipation, troop raises, and wartime funding. It notes exchanges with City Point on prisoner parole, militia bills, and a proposed 15 000 African descent troops formation. It mentions French troops at Matamoras, a rebuilt Weldon railroad bridge, and Virginia soldiers lacking blankets and clothing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Brownsville
Matamoras
Weldon & Winnington
Virginia
The
Enquirer
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Fragmentary Dispatches Describe Civil War Actions and Reactions
The text reports late dispatches from Speingditc and Springfield areas about rebel attacks and federal counteractions. It notes casualties and the destruction of a telescope line between Springfield and Sand Springs, with references to Paris and a December letter on policy changes and ministerial shifts. The president’s message is deemed wise and awaited actions in the South are mentioned.
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United State
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Marken
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Columbia
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Wasnise Rox
Dan
Paris
Mesanue
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Friends of
District wary to present the election of United States Senator
Dispatches from Jan 12 report Union forces repelling rebels at Springfield with Brown wounded and Col Crabb succeeding in command as forces push toward the rebels. Vicksburg grows stronger while Port Daring blockade affects action. Richardson elected U S Senator. Lincoln proclamation debates continue in San Francisco. Richmond rumors place rebel gun boat Morri me near Port Daring amid low James River water. News out of Harrisburg notes inflammatory articles and a pending Senate election with an empty seat if not completed tonight. Thousands gather in a tense city awaiting results.
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Fessenden
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Senate
Phelpe
Arkansain Choy
Ajcon
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Stevens
Othrs
North
Oye
Wilkinson
Saulsbury
Antit
Davis
Clack
Tas Rice
Minneta
Dann
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Wass
Meng
Arnold
Croat Lakes
St Lawrence
Noel
Commie One Naval Almies
Poland
Cne
Missourian
St. Louis
Welon
Tower
Aldvich
Neres
Aebel
Wallare
Puget Sound
Daws
Ger
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Gen
Butler
Lonsiana
Gov. Stamey
New Carolina
Louse
Cox
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Mari
Maryland
Coranthia
Marvhind
Thomas
Brown
Virginia
Western
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Spaulding
DHS
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Committee On Ways and Means
Wasuincros
Tlallech
Springfield
Col. Crabb
Lowa
Farmoren
Dan
Richmond
Morrime
Port Daring
James River
Harntisnene
Lewey
United States
New Year Loan and Deposit Shifts Reported
For the new year on January 2, loans rose by 200 097, specie increased by 816 196 5, deposits grew by 33 715 003 5, while chemiation declined by 202 697. The figures indicate a broad expansion in lending and specie holdings with a notable rise in deposits.
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Committee On Military Affairs
Colfax
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Jeronk Misvouri
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Strixemeap
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U. States
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House
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San Francisco
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Damique Eiainty
Yabuque County
Bartte Low
Teesienet
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Dubuque County
Seticu
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Horace Willanes
Dames Dyer
Ang Dyer
Te Wits
Dyroville
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Pay Department
Olive Street
Robert Smith
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Sanitary Comansion
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Suldiens
Moses G. ‘Atwand
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Allen
Ilinois
Topping
W. F. Coolbaugit & CO
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Coolbaugh
Bartington Bank
State Bank of Iowa
Chica
Coolbaugh & Brooks
Burlington, Iowa
Illinois
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New York
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Amerian Lxpress Co
Fairbanks
Chicago
Dulmane
Farsy & Co
Wese- Pisin & Tse
Abes
City Book Store
B. M. Harger
Main Street
Wardware
Tron and Metal
Manin Street
Woodworth
Dubuque, Iowa
Iron and Sterl
Tinners
Newhouse's
E. Xe
Iran
Scales
J. 1. Mannys
Reaper & Mower
Trennine
Westphal & Hinds
Broadway
Grunemith
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Artridge
Alan and Whyelock
Stevens & Mason
Havis
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Democrat
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Abraham Lincol
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Newapaper Establishment
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Democratic Herald
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Iowa
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Philadelphia, Steamship Company
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Cochivo Print
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Kentucky
City and Country Merchant
New York Princes
Vaughan & Hoare
Max St
Ctober IA
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Staple and Yvancy
Harmon, Gale & CO
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Lake Street
Weoder
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Harnoun
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Laflins, Smitil & CO
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St. Incia Bhot Tower Company
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