Return of Confederate deserters fed by Amnesty Proclamation
The Nashville Press notes that many former Confederate recruits from Tennessee and elsewhere have returned or surrendered under the Amnesty Proclamation. It credits General Grant and General Russa u for thinning rebel ranks and questions Northern Copperheads opposition to the policy.
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Lee's Tennessee Plan for Grant and Knoxville discussed
A Civil War dispatch recounts two Confederate strategies to strike Grant from Chattanooga by dividing forces. General Lee proposes pairing Johnston and Longstreet with 75 000 troops each to pin Grant, retake East Tennessee, threaten Nashville, and drive toward the Ohio River, hoping to force Kentucky and Tennessee into Confederate control. The informant thinks one plan is likely under execution.
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Slavery Going by the Board in Florida
A Florida movement parallels Missouri Maryland Virginia and others to abolish slavery Union loyalists in San Augustine on December 19 push for reorganizing the state government to end secession and enshrine liberty A March 1 state convention will amend the constitution and prepare for readmission with a ban on slavery and renewed loyalty to the Union.
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Rebel Plans From Richmond Stir Skeptical Washington Readers
Washington correspondent relays sensational rebel strategy talks from a Richmond source. The plan envisions 100000 veterans with 50000-70000 supporting forces, a campaign to seize Ohio territory, and European recognition, while General Lee doubts logistics and risk of Federal opposition on the Ohio line.
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Invasion of Kentucky by Guerrilla Band Under Hamilton
A private dispatch reports guerrillas under Hamilton entered Scottsville and robbed stores then fired two Samuel Carpenter houses. They crossed the Nashville Railroad about forty five miles away and move toward Glasgow. Captain Gillum of the 48th Kentucky surrendered Scottsville after a fight. Hamilton then burned the Court House and Clerk’s records despite paroles.
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