Fremont Journal Acknowledges Congressional Documents
Thanks are given to Hon. Sherman for a bound Congressional Globe for the current session. Also to Representatives Worcester Noble and Ashley for valuable documents.
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Hondata Sherman
Congressional Globe
Worcester, Noble and Ashley
Vast range of items from land deals to coal discoveries
The clipping surveys diverse notes from 19th century life including land ownership and proclamations linked to Cambridge antiquarian George Livermore, shifts in government roles, age traits of town members, Civil War casualties, Fredericksburg damage estimates, smallpox outbreaks in Newport, recruitment figures in Massachusetts, a reported poisoning rose incident involving Captain J C McClure, and Winchell’s report on Michigan coal seams with Jackson and Corunna sites yielding significant tonnages.
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J.C. McClure
General Bank
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Profesor Winchell
Michigan
Nevera Isoo
Jackson
Corunna
Shift in Slavery Views in New Orleans Observed
In New Orleans, views on Slavery shifted as leaders and staff with similar political aims formed a cohesive bloc. The speaker notes merchants and planters suffered losses, blaming slaveholding power rather than rebellion itself, and recounts cases of demoralization tied to slavery including a white woman forced into a slave household and punished for defiance. The account highlights oath uptake among locals and asserts emancipation as essential to winning the war, while criticizing Confederate-leaning whites and detailing exemptions in emancipation law.
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Butler
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Jones
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England
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Sarapa
United States
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Alavoa
Canine
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Sherman
Murfreesboro War News Confirms Rebel Movements
From Murfreesboro Tennessee January reports General Rosecrans and his army hold a line beyond the town while Bragg claims cavalry pressure and reinforcements. The Richmond Whig notes Murfreesboro prisoners to be sent to Richmond and officers paroled. Vicksburg and river actions show Sherman's force blocking and fleets moving toward Napoleon with mixed outcomes and casualties. General Curtis wins near Springfield as rebels are repulsed, signaling ongoing Union efforts across multiple fronts.
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Fleet action at Galveston and rebel attack details
New York reports a Federal assault at Galveston with rebels using double cotton lines and armed boats. The Westfield blew up to prevent capture after a gunbattle. 160 to 260 killed and around 200 prisoners. Rebel force about 4,000 under General Magruder. Union force near 1,000 to 1,500. Other dispatches describe Charleston area rearmament and Windsor-Wilmington threats, plus naval movements toward Goldsboro and Vicksburg.
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