Emancipation Dramatizes War Debates in The North
The article discusses abolitionist arguments and military policy, noting Northern readiness to enlist enslaved people, General Hunter's use of colored troops, and calls to arm freedmen along Gulf coasts. It cites Emancipation as advancing with resistance to the slave power and references Confederate losses and Union advances amid war reporting.
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Gower
Gorin
Thor
Congress
England
United Run
Holt
North
The
Gulf
Huntae
House of Representatives
Davis
Hebel
Monros
Philadelphia Inquirer
Richmond
McClellan
the Union
Leo
Fisher
New Jersey
Kearney
Mechanicsville
Gaises
Millna
Thors
Akira
N.Y
Balloon ascent and pension bill items from old papers
A detailed retelling of a balloon ascent near Hamburg with Ayers drifting four miles up and down the air currents, then reaching Dunkirk before the balloon’s return. A second note discusses a new pension law setting monthly rates for military and naval personnel with various officer and enlisted grades. Also referenced is a Paterson reminiscence on slave substitutes during the Revolution and Black soldiers’ service.
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Congress
Marine Corps
Naval Service of the
United States
Ator
Elerk
Fierce Civil War Skirmishes and Diplomatic Rumors
Reports detail a Ravenswood cavalry raid against three men, arson on rebel houses, and engagements with a 60-strong Ranger force. Col Frost advances with Rowan’s cavalry to the scene, while dispatches claim growing rebel activity along the river. Foreign mediation talks are downplayed as speculation, with Anaconda policy criticized as wasteful and harmful to Union aims.
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Aml
Ravenwood
Hugh Kiger
Tanner
Andy Dusky
Notorion
Frost
Rowan
Ravenswood
Dawnon
Chas, McCoy
Corporal Lawson
Andon
Abel V
Mow Son
Joseph Soutth
M. J. Keator
George Downes
Wen. Harris
Seth Rogers
Newton Radcciffe
James W. Morgan
Virginia
New York
State Department
France
England
Troth
Dayton
Thouvenal
Lincoln
Confederacy
United States
Washington
Legations
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Fremont Journal
Samme Wenus
London Daily
Ieee
Esropean
SDI
Silereppa
Politior
Apeelboeninty i Mall
Benton Commons
King
Buffalo
Ayers
Daokirk
Hamburg
Dunkirk
Xenia
Greens County
Vont Modary
Columbus
Confederate States
Shurman
Camp Chase
Vallandigham
Medary
Thurman
Bartley
Burchard
Yollandigham, &c
Breckenridge
Ohio
Paterson
N-J
Virginie
Africa
Virginis
Jefferson
New Orleans
North Carolina
Tennessee
N. _ Trikuns
Union
Cincinnati Ganett
Pulaski
Tenn
Morgan
Mississippi
Vicksburg
the Anagond DA
Curtis Tripley
Gusdorf’s Store
WM. A. Rice
Fremont, Ohio
People
Mpelace Faey
Ladien Dros
New Skrles
Union Calicoes
Sandusky County
Buatveas
O10
Croghan
Front Streets
Tyler Block
Albany
Tia Ware
Tee Peereecatt Mgaleene
Ooppity
Dey Ron
STEEL
Tiwckgmalshaelil
Advanta Eal
Wee Wn
All
Wheeling Alle
Lowen Groceries, &c
Taree
Ely
Ty Moore
A. Gusdorf
Vremont
New Drug Store
Eoumerato Ara
Dr. E. Dillon & Son
Stemneere
Seeana Frees
Ares
Nd Petne
Moentianaia
Wietonh Ibn
Seustaan
Curtis & Ripley
Saoowary
Os E. Dillon & Son
Remont
Apell
A Rice
WM. Fremont
Deatravio
Cala
Seard
Oats, &C. D. Garvin & CO
Fremont
Regulator Store
Canfield & Brother
J. W. Stevenson
Aare
Regulator
Pwentowr
Apeit
Ree
Jolyt
Alfred
Ayer
Inova Levee
Fueow Whee Es
Hamey Lesher
Ater
Jima
Bern
Joe Iri
Curtionipht
Orteana
Abdaly Trouinnint
Aienen
W. Prenne
Thandere
Ofew York Cty
Dezanenene
Sk Toaaon
Anna
Boltade
Tnt
J.B. Great
Lal
Advent Church
Toston
Wyoming
Seadras
Canada
Wulttulen
Payot
Midi
Deaton
Dawen
Yoni Fihiaon
Jenin
Hawker
Faranval
Jno
Raton Rony
Law & Dec
Ainrhet
Grogeroun
Dr.j
Tschumy Bs
Old Yankee
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