National Bank to Establish in Fre tront with Capital
A plan to establish a National Bank in Fre tront with capital of 100,000 dollars, authorized to expand to 200,000, has been presented by Mesa, Birchard, Miller & Col. They await government charter and plan to issue bills to support local business, replacing distant bank notes. This move aims to stabilize currency and boost local commerce.
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Court Martial at Cincinnati for three Confederate aids
A general Court Martial convened in Cincinnati last week, with General Porter presiding, to try Sanford D. Talbot Sherman Sullivan from Purie Kentucky and Thomas M Campbell of the Rebel army. They were found guilty on multiple charges and punished with fines and imprisonment Campbell is to be executed. Burnside approved the findings and ordered the prisoners sent to Johnson's Island and Sandusky for confinement, Campbell to be hanged at noon on the first of May.
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Sherman Sullivan
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Rebels threaten Cape Girardeau in April campaigns
Reports from St Louis and Cape Girardeau detail Marmaduke’s 3000-strong force with six guns moving toward Cape Girardeau. General Vandever and General McNeil pursued, repulsed, and routed the rebels, with heavy casualties and many prisoners. Dispatches note Marmaduke’s retreat toward Bloomfield and Union forces advancing.
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Thorne
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Cairo
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H.W. Halleck
Horoes
Ann
Bloomfield
Rh. Curtis
the Democrat
Vanderer
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Newton
Jackson
Me Niel
McNutt Roe Cloniee
Civil War Dispatches Describe Cavalry Action and Oath Enrollments
Reported March to April events detail General Granger and Green brigades engaging Texan Legion units near Franklin and Carter Creek with captures of 188 rebels and ransacked camps. Prisoners oath ceremonies in Nashville expand to 3,300 locals pledging allegiance while reports claim General Irae shot near Tullahoma.
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Gordon Granger
Columbia
Carter Creek
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van Borns
Nashville
McMintville
Franklin and Murfreesboro
Chicago
Cairo
Memphia
Turcumbia
Chalmers
Bern
Tensesene
Dodge
Chalmer
Toscumbia
Rebel Victories and Union Advancements at Bethel and Franklin
War dispatches report Gen Banks reaching Vermillionville after a fierce engagement at Vermillion Bayou, with rebels forced back and Union gains at Bethel and Franklin. Union forces captured stores of ammunition and arms, took prisoners, and reclaimed rebel boats while pursuing further operations toward Charleston. Wounded numbered 179 returning to New Orleans as of late April.
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Blackstone
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Morrin
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Meek claim damages in Puebla defense amid Far East news
A late April dispatch reports Mexican forces defending Puebla and a French attempt near the city with continued combat. News from Fort Monroe and New Orleans notes Rebel movements, river gunboat actions, and Union operations, including an expedition from Suffolk to drive out rifle pits. The British stance on privateers remains, with bean events at Hyde county and St. John prize details.
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