General Halleck Criticized Over Slavery Policy In Missouri
A Boston Transcript reply condemns General Halleck for slander against enslaved people and weak policy toward fugitive slaves in Missouri. It cites strict camp exclusions and calls his actions unworthy, noting Lincoln’s remarks and Stone's Maryland conduct.
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Missouri
Fremont
Rons
General Halleck
Cat
Almas
Pius
Boston Transcript
General Stone
Maryland
Gen. Stone
Joboy
Call for Volunteers and 72nd Regiment Enlistment Drive
Col. RP Byekinxo reports the Ohio Adjutant-General says the 72nd Regiment must be filled by December 15. About 100 more enlistments are expected, with companies planned in Melia and Seneca counties to reach 160 total. Citizens urged to join now, fight for country, and help build fortifications and marches. Major Leroy Crockett and Dr. John B. Ries named to new regimental posts. Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society seeks wool mittens for soldiers. local justice of the peace election scheduled December 10. notices on cough remedies and church services accompany the call to duty.
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Adjutant-General of
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Tad Quarters
Onopie
Melia
Seneca County
Iron
Myx
Jen
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Leroy Crockett
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John B. Ries
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Times
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N.Y. V.M
Parkersburg
New York
Skull Creek
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Leach
Savannah
Johnson
Bluffton
8.C
Pinckney’s Island
Pinckney
Pope Island
Sailor for the 724 Regiment and local notices
Vas Donen appointed Sailor of the 72d Regiment and popular in the unit. The Democrat notes a contract with Gross Arms Company of Tiffin for 100 revolvers, a seven shooter, light and penetrating. Sorghum syrup samples reported from Hextdiah Grover and others with totals of 4 504 gallons and requests for county production reports.
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V. D
Gross’ Arms Company
Tiffin
Ita
Hextdiah Grover
Grown Creek
Jas. & Geo. Hiett
Sandusky
W. B. Durfee
Cadet resignations and town notices from Buckland 1841
On the 25th Captain J P Tuowrsos of the Buckland Cadets resigned after enlisting in the 72d Ohio regiment. Resolutions praise his service and appoint Captain Toompson as an honorary life member. the group’s notices appear in the Freemont Journal. EL Cross opens Buckland Block shop after a fire, selling watches, clocks, jewelry, pianos, melodeons, and art, with tuning services offered.
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O. V
Hessleed
Macy Abanke
Mucki and
Zoaniwe Cadeta
Joan
Trowpdowte
Toompson
Fremont Journal
EL. Cross
Buckland Block
McCulloch
Buckland
Pork Trade Slowed by Weather and Slaughter Delays
Weather has hindered slaughtering with attention turning to future delivery. Seecipts for the week reach 21,640 as market remains unsettled. Reports note variable quotations and uncertain conditions across multiple markets as winter weather sets in and congressional documents are received.
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Cincinnati
Polora
Military Movements and Promotions Across Kentucky
The report lists six Ohio regiments ordered from Western Virginia into Kentucky. Promotions include Capt. Canby to colonel of the 66th at Urbana, Frank Sawyer to lieutenant colonel of the 8th, O W, and Captain Winslow to major. Lieut. Smith of the 2d Cavalry becomes major of the 6th O W Cavalry. John C. Lee as colonel and D. F. Dawolf as major of the 55th at Norwalk. Ed. Brookfield to major of the 62d at Camp Dennison. Vacancies in the 7th filled by promotions.
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Virginia
Kentucky
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U.S
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Urbana
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O. W
Snd
Winslow
Lieut. Smith
2D Regiment
Cavinry
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O. W. Cavalry
John C. Lee
D. F. Dawolf
Norwalk
Brookfield
62D
Camp Dennison
Journal
Confiscation Policy for Rebel Slaves Praised
The Frankfort Kentucky Commonwealth argues for confiscating rebels slaves as wartime policy. It endorses Mr. Cochrane’s stance and urges government adoption, stating civil warfare usage supports it. It laments lost Loyal lives and criticizes the government's perceived early missteps.
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Frankfort
Commonwealth
Cochrane
Missouri Kansas Front Turmoil After Fremont’s Removal
The Register critiques General Fremont’s removal as a failure and warns rebels have reclaimed conquered ground. It laments Kansas exposed to danger and predicts Southern and Eastern Kansas overrun by border ruffians unless swift action arises in Missouri and Kansas.
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