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Fort Waynes Daily Sentinel
Gallatin
Tenn
Jesse
Fort Wayne
Northern Indiaman
Juese
Dr. Jesse
Col
Wilich
Germany
Willich
Emancipation War Debate and Local Health Rumors
A Fort Wayne paper reprints editorials arguing emancipation made the war an abolition crusade and cites a Toledo Commercial extract. It also defends Dr Jesse amid a soldier discharge controversy and notes counterfeit notes showing distinctive signatures and tampering details.
Destructive Fire Shatters Three Downtown Stores
A major blaze in Port Wayne on a Saturday morning engulfed Meyer & Bro drug store and two neighboring shops, owned by Mr. Henry Sharp and Mr. Solliger. Firefighters faced delays, but the steam engine and Alert Hook & Ladder Co. saved the block. injuries occurred to John Sharp and George Crosby, with losses totaling tens of thousands and insurance covering portions. Authorities suspect arson and attempted robbery, with a broken safe indicating planned crime.
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Meyer & Bro
Stenry Sharp
Solliger
Redeleheimer
Drag Eto.c
Sharp
Brandriffs
Alert Hook & Ladder Co
John Sharp
Walla of Moyer
Carvid
George Crosby
Mechanic's Fire Company
A. Mayer, Jeweller
Redelsheimer
Midas
Army Correspondence from Dixie on Stone River
War correspondence from Cave at Mcverreropo Tennessee dated February 9 1863 covers the Stone River battle with heavy casualties and a Confederate prisoner. It critiques the Union war aims Emancipation Proclamation and payment delays for soldiers while memorials push policy. Dispatches from Hilton Head Lexington and New York report cavalry captures skirmishes and rumors of a Kentucky invasion amid pox in Richmond.
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Eptor
Basten
Land of
Dixie
Stone River
Ae Abrahan
Abraham the Mighty
Chatilly
Centreville
Lexington
Clarke
Pecktown
Mt. Sterling
Pound Gap
Pegram
Mt. Vernon
Lesing Tit
Kentucky
Comteriad Gap
New York
Monroe
Richimond
Norfolk
Richmond
Hilton Head
Wiluington
Crysi
Tribune
Cincinnati
Gen. Wright
Ge. Gilmore
Lexaiglon
Eseny
Crab Orchard
Alt
Stepligg
Central Kentucky Railroad
Congress Votes Tax Shift and Political Turmoil In Indiana
Indiana dispatches report a Congress committee shift on stamp taxes and mortgage duties aimed at enforceability. Republicans bolt in Indiana politics, risking a stalled legislature as national debates on conscription and cabinet changes unfold amid war.
Political notices and legislative clash in Indiana
The report covers Ohio and Indiana items: UK and Liverpool news, Albion politics, and debates in Indiana on federal relations and military matters. It notes the Liverpool mass meeting for Lincoln, discussions on negro immigration, and a Indiana act altering court times. It also describes partisan jousting over Hanna's military bill and a lack of quorum in Indiana.
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York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Times
Mason
Manon
Lincoln
Washington
Austria
Russia
Gibralter
Sumner
Turbulent Yazoo Pass Operations and Murfreesboro Losses Summary
Army activity along Yazoo Pass reaches Morn fake with skirmishes against small rebel parties as canal to Lake Providence nears completion. Rosecrans reports 43,409 Federal engaged at Murfreesboro with 8,178 total casualties and 2,800 presumed prisoners. Kentucky invasion deemed a hoax. Confederate and Union political-financial items noted alongside a rear-attack thwarted against Hooker.
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Yazoo Pass
Coldwater River
Sth Minois
Lake Providence
Army of the Cumberland
Rosecrans
Murfreesboro
Actial
Invason
Kentucky
Michmoul
Mt. Sterling
Senate
Committee of Conference
Stanton
McDougall
Bucer
Davis
Senate Committee Protests European Intervention in Whinst War
The Foreign Relations Committee in the Senate presented resolutions protesting foreign intervention. A conference committee on the bank question reported, with concurrent action on the postal reform bill and a note on the copperization bill.
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Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee of Conference On
Congressional Proceedings and Legislative Notices in Michigan
Washington dispatch reports Michigan legislature resolutions praising the president, debates on abandoned property and insurrection fraud, and House actions on land grants to Wisconsin and Michigan for military roads. It notes amendments on the District of Columbia telegraph lines and a Paymaster General funding bill, with partisan discussion on conscription and emancipation amid the Civil War.
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