Fremont Journal reflects on nine years of publication and Civil War stance
The Fremont Journal marks its thirty third year and nine years under current leadership. It defends its Whig origins, praises alignment with the Republican party, and pledges to continue reporting on national, state, and local affairs while facing higher printing costs and urging advance subscriptions. It denounces blackmail by Democratic exchanges and notes Dr. Edson B. Olde’s reception upon return, ending with a report on territorial statehood bills and new government proposals.
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War News from Virginia and Washington Dispatches
Washington reports Confederate cavalry under Stuart moved near Dumfries and Occoquan, with Union losses and captures from engagements around Kelley Ford and Dumfries. Brigades under Canby and Sigel engaged, with reported Union casualties and Rebel dead, wounded, and prisoners. Rumors place Confederate movements toward the Rappahannock as Union reconnaissance proceeds.
News from Department of the Gulf and New Orleans
New York reports the Roanoke from New Orleans with Havana arrivals and notes Butler’s replacement by Gen Banks in the Department of the Gulf. Butler’s farewell and Banks’s arrival are described, with orders to govern, protect property, and restore the U S government, while 5,000 troops land at Baton Rouge and more expedition forces proceed. Weather and health are mentioned as favorable.
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New York
Roanoke
New Orleans
Havana
North Star
Butler
Major Bell
Capt
Davis
Opt. Kensel
Wan
Clark
General Banks
Baton Rouge
Fragmentary Civil War Dispatches From New Orleans and Havana
Fragments report U S and Confederate movements with Commodore Buchanan expedition to Atehafulyo river, rebel schooner Relief at Havana, and Major General Batley en route to Washington for an important field command. mentions sugar cargoes, ore shipments, and blockade run details amid ongoing conflict.
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Com'g
New Orleans
Perm
Canton
Atehafulyo
Buchanan
Relief
Havana
Mobile
Stemmer Florida
Ceieto
Batley Ie
Washington
Reea
Morgan Attacks Elizabethtown in Kentucky Campaign
From Kentmcky Louisville December 28 report John Morgan with 19800 men attacked Lieut Col Smith at Elizabethtown commanding 250 men. After a sewers fight Morgan’s force retreated to the Court House area. casualties not stated and outcome unknown.
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Court House
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Richmond
Carter
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Dandridgy
Morton
Fudinon
Tidiaha
Shepherdsville
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Harlan
Morgan
Bardstown
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Rennes
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Nashville
Muldraugh's Hill
Ohio River
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Southwicks
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Borgen
Cylone Bazil Duke
Harlin
New Haven
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Muldrake Hill
Lebanon Junction
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
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Victorious Union Raid Through Boston Mountains and Van Buren
Union forces under Generals Blunt and Herron crossed the Boston Mountains advancing to Van Buren. They defeated Confederate cavalry, captured two steamers and about 100 prisoners, and burned enemy rail assets and provisioning stores. Deserters reported Missouri regiments abandoning arms and fleeing upriver, while Union troops moved toward Prairie Grove with supplies secured for a prolonged campaign.
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Croek
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Dinot
Boston Mountains
van Doren
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Com'g
Fayetteville
Ark
van Huren
van Buren
Prairie Grove
Schofield
Stoumers
Key West
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Frederick
Evie
No. 8
Fort Smith
Texas
Am Boutah Petape
Little Rock
Missouri Legislature elects Margin Speaker amid emancipation debate
From Jefferson City Dec 29 the Legislature met and elected L C Margin a radical emancipationist as Speaker by 24 majority J B Pratt emancipationist chosen Secretary of the Senate Richardson in the Senate introduced a resolution stating emancipation advocates favor compensated emancipation and it was unanimously adopted In St Louis Dec 30 an advance governor’s message praises a loyal assembly and urges measures to restore credit reduce debt finish unfinished railroads and protect private stockholders He supports replacing slave labor with free labor and proposes a plan where the children born after enactment are free but cared for by owners until a set age with compensation for slave mothers’ reduced value The governor notes constitutional limits on classing slaves and calls for careful action on emancipation and compensation Also recounted is Kerrigan a New York Democrat arrested for disloyalty and his confrontation at Willard’s with Gen King over alleged traitor remarks.
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House
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M. C
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Benn
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Lincoln
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Col
James E. Kerrigan
Congress
United States
King
Mr. Lincoln
United Braton
Geo. King
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