Fremont era notes on Cameron resignation and camp life
A fragment from a Fremont era column discusses Secretary Cameron's resignation amid rumors of treasury and contractor graft. It cites a Senate bill on army pay cuts, praises the President's honesty, and blames cabinet and camp dynamics for the shift. The piece describes a Fremont era camp parade, a grand day, and later rain with boots flooded, ending with a note on upcoming Camp Chane and moving orders.
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Confederate–Union Battle Near Somerset Recounted in Detail
Report from Kentucky details a clash near Somerset in which Union forces under Gen. Thomas defeat a Confederate column led by Gen. Zollicoffer. The engagement, fought in Rossel County, ends with heavy Rebel losses, including Zollicoffer, and a Union victory that drives the rebels back across the Cumberland despite renewed Confederate attempts to regroup.
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Ohio Law Authorizes Banks to Suspend Specie Payments
By authority an act to authorize banks temporarily to suspend special pay rents and to receive and pay out United States demand notes. The law addresses the emergency currency crisis from specie payment suspension and restricts banks from New York state up to set date.
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