Steamboat Spread Eagle Sunk on Misarure Riser
A steamboat named Spread Eagle sank at the Misarure riser yesterday. The vessel was valued at 340,000 dollars and its loss prompts investigations and salvage efforts by local authorities.
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Des Moines Legislature Raises Governor Salary Amid War Bills
From Des Moines reports show the Senate passing bills to raise bounties for soldiers families, open coal mines, settle with vessels, fund the capitol purchase, and Des Moines Valley Railroad. House approves compensation for county superintendents, moves executive office to Des Moines, and increases governor salary to 2500 dollars. both houses call a joint convention to elect state education trustees. broader war updates include recruitment, rail conditions, and blockade notes from North Carolina and Virginia fronts.
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Washington War Committee hears Mangock testimony
The Commercial's Washington special reports Gen Mangock to testify on army management in the Potomac. Meade may stay in command as the army splits into three divisions under Sedgwick Hareek and Warren. Grant to hold two corps under Burnside and Sigel. Arkansas reports citizens returning to allegiance, some rebels among them. Funding claims about civilian transport for votes debunked. Kentucky election case contested for military interference. Banks campaigns from Franklin with 13 000 cavalry and 21 light guns. Tax bill near completion for Congress. Grant's staff arriving in Washington. Treasury bans coal shipments to Canada. Libel verdict awards 300 damages to an express newspaper. Roe to Macon, Ga. legislature meeting set. Telegraphs restored. damage from Yankee lines repaired. Leo declines Richmond house. Swift action against a Portland schooner Julia Baker for valuable stores. burn. Japan letter notes massive destruction in Ansacka with many lives lost. fire rages three days. English blockade runner Norman runs ashore near Swanee river to avoid capture.
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Bill to allow government to use property without legal process
The House reported a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to secure release from attachment for United States property, enabling use of any desired asset without legal process. Other actions include a Senate bill for a land treaty with Southern Oregon Indians and funds for the purchase. Adjournment followed debates on reconstruction, emancipation, and slavery.
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