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The text presents a fragmentary 19th century note from Fremont Ohio praising the President’s Proclamation of Freedom and quoting the Declaration of Independence. It lists votes for a Senator among Columbus Journal readers, naming Wade Jewett and Ewing with supporting names and totals.
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Leston
Gardner
Godfrey
Gunole
Harsh
Hinkle
Hitchcock
Hurmphrayville
Kelly
Miles McBurney
Mc Oclong
McVeigh
Teal
Quimby
Heady
Roby
Sherrard
Sinnet
Sprague
Welch
Whetatone
Indians Officers Denounce Home Traitors
Murfreesboro dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial reports that Indiana regimental officers met today and unanimously denounced disloyal actions of Indiana legislators. They praised Governor Morton for energy and patriotism and pledged unwavering Union support. Col. Hunter and Col. Goodin led the denunciation, asserting loyal soldiers will fight the Union’s enemies to the death.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Morton
Lidings
Hunter
Goodin
North
Taliowa
Political Turmoil and War News Across the Nation
A jumble of reports from Middletown Conn to Missouri detail a contested city ticket, battlefield losses, emancipation headlines, and political rifts. Claims of Burnside relief, Lincoln’s stance, and slave-arm proclamation stir reactions, while weather and odd curiosities punctuate the period’s chatter.
General Orders and Army Changes 1863 Potomac
General Orders announce Major Joseph Hooker to command the Army of the Potomac. Multiple notes describe transitions, reliefs, and morale emphasis, with details on Hooker and others, weather, and brief war updates from various theaters including Sumner, Franklin, Butler, and operations along the Potomac and Mississippi.
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Porter Court Martial Declares Porter Guilty in Most Specs
The Fitz John Porter Court Martial finds Porter guilty on most specifications and not guilty on two. President Lincoln delays ruling from Jan 12 to 21 1868 while final disposition orders him dismissed from the U S Army and forever disqualified from office. Large Union force captured at Arkunes Prat arrives at St Louis with thousands surrendered earlier at Vicksburg.
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Havana News From Across the Atlantic Charges War T: Jan 14 Dispatches Describe French Losses and Mexican Guerrilla Tactics in Mexico
From Havana the crop outlook is bright with a large sugar harvest expected. French forces under Berthier suffer heavy losses near Puebla as Mexican guerrillas trap and harass troops, while a malignant smallpox outbreak grows in Vera Cruz. Reports also note halted French supply lines, drifting morale, and the danger of capture or death for French officers.
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Steamer Ruth Arrives at Cairo and Grant Expected to Depart
From Cairo Jan 26 reports the Steamer Ruth from Maceetee arriving with daily transfers to Vicksburg and Hittiken Bend. Gen Grant is expected to leave on the 97th as the Memphis Bulletin carries southern news to the 10th. Gen Joe Johnston commands the Western Department with a large force at Vicksburg and defenses around Port A eetilee. Rebels show confidence while Union efforts to hold twelve fortifications near the river continue. McClernand’s column and a squadron reached Young’s Point twenty miles above Vicksburg.
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Plain Words By Senator Wright On Union War Threats
Senator Wright accuses traitors and copperheads of planning secession and plots to seize the Capitol with regiments. He warns of attacks in the name of Democracy and calls out the violence against colored soldiers and civilians, citing actions by Wheeler’s guerrillas on the Cumberland and the rivers.
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Cambridge debate on American affairs stirs Union society
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