War News and Rebel Reports from the Civil War Era
The page recounts Confederate and Union updates from the war front, noting Sherman and Grant movements around Petersburg and Atlanta, Rebel strength estimates, and calls for Ohio manpower. It cites Lincoln’s peace stance, rebel commissioners, and warnings about Copperheads, draft quotas, and mobilization in Union counties.
JROLY CHUNCH Welcomed In the South War News
A long WS war era column notes Copperheads' hope and rebel optimism, praising Olds church movement and Confederate sympathy. It discusses Col T. M. Connell and J E B Stevenson in the Ohio district race, praising Connell's patriotism and warning of a larger Union vote this fall. Also covers veterans, recruitment calls, and Civil War battle reports from Atlanta and Washington dispatches, plus a note on a tailor shop ad in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premaer Janes PF
Molcombe
Profemor Holcombe Sguren
C.C. Clay, Jr
University of Virginia
Wall
University S
Ioleambo
United States
Bute
Iis
Copperheads
Confederacy
Atlanta
T. M. Connell
Job E B. Stevenson
Ross County
Zagle
Coxwett
Mr. Stevenson
Connell
Stevenson
Henoury
Aris
South Carolina
Brough
Deough
Valandighain
Dinka Scorsssn
Major Stinchcomb
Quvstiona
Tuapicion
Stinchcomb
Epleon
Becauen
Congress
Beatty
Chinamaugg
Brannan
Steadman
Negley
18Th Ohio
Grosvenor
Stoughton
Michigan
Raffin
19Th
Mlinois
Grovenor
Col. Hunter
Indiana
Haye
Wharton
Kentucky
Ohio
Kendricks
Pennsylvania
M. C. Hunter
Amall Lane
Thenemy
Amon
James W. Stinwheanh
Obie Regmente
Washopton
The
Republican
Vily
Frank Blair
Dodge
Logan
Melherson
Blair
Sherman
Goverser la Corian
Adjutant General
Pernls
Olio
Obio
Treasury harem charges trigger partisan uproar
The piece reports on charges that the Treasury Department was misused for immoral activities, with Col Baker and James Brooks at the center. It describes a committee investigation led by Gen Garfield, dismissals at the Treasury, and a cautious verdict that the accusations were unfounded and politically motivated, while noting wartime military updates and battlefield results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie
Oidem NO 21
J. B. Fry
Ohio
Camp Chase
Pyatas
Asa
R, Cowen
Copperhead
Chase
Treasury Department
Hevuks
Congress
Indies
New York News
Cincimati Eonquirer, &c
Ohio Eogle
Police Ganotte
Beloct
House
Gen. Garfield
Chass
Col. Baker
Brooks
Treasury
Baker
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Clark
Clarke
Treasj
James Brooks
United States
Facta
Printing Bureau of the Treasury
Ury Department
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Sid Creraster
Tavrsnar
Pde
Lincoln
Sinole
Asa Johnson
Tepmessee
UNION
Union County Ticket
Insterbele
Anata
Percy
Winstor
Arma
Sol
Appomattox
Argipaich
Mra. Sherman
Enya
Shurman
Rabet
Atlana
Nido
Grant Naya
Grant
Richmond
Iona
Grint
Yoturloug Ho
Georgia Conatiationelief
Problin Bell
Tithy
Lee Belle Petersburg
Thy Welton Auhraad
Michmond
Righmond
Letynet Joao
Richmond Bay Beachnor
Montara
Blaewbero
Gorarnée
Tate
Friends of the Cause
Stincuconp
Como
Loton
Horace Greely
Niagara Falls
Exec
Masato
Washington
Esigneil A. Lincoln
Jefferson Davie
McPherton
Jake Seettle
Tom Sandunky
Obfy
Marion
Jis
Columbus
Et Tonls
Mississippi Valley
Conc
Thornton
Platte City
Free States
Bexuir
Chunch
Given
Christian Witness
Methodist Church
Satan
Apebels
Co. G, 17Th Regiment
Wild Cat
Mi Springs
Shiloh
Stone River
Hoover's Gap
Chickamanga
Mission Rigo
Resacca
National Guard
Votoraes
Downs
Jeura
Pergond
Bate
Cincinnati Rnquirer
U. S
Juno
Angier
Ippymont
Dey
ColWeta
Washington Republican Extra
Howard
4Th Corps
Wisino
Hooker
20Th
Isaac Levy
Lancaster
McPhreson
Louisville
Morerose
Chattanooga
McPherson
Hood