Union Triumph in Tennessee Pages of War Chronicle
North Tennessee reports Roscrans army defeating Bragg in a major engagement with heavy losses on both sides. Rebels admitted 12 000 to 16 000 casualties while Union losses reach about 7 090. Sherman’s Vicksburg campaign stalls awaiting reinforcements and river gunboat support. Springfield Missouri repelled 6000 Confederate assault defended by about half that number. Halleck praises Roscrans for a brilliant victory and cites Murfreesboro as a historic battlefield with fallen heroes.
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Butler Controversy Over Lingham Family Plate Affair
A letter attributed to Rev John Lingham of London details alleged actions by General Butler regarding Mr John G Lingham of New Orleans. The account claims Butler seized family plate bound for Europe aboard the Prussian ship Sussex claiming disloyalty and confinement at Fort Pickens for three years. An affidavit from Lingham of New Orleans disputes the tale, stating no such attempt occurred and plate remained under his control. Additional notes recount a separate banking scandal involving P N Wood and the Merchant's Bank of New Orleans, with arrests tied to Fort Pickens. Details on veterinary pulse and respiration during sleep follow, describing normal ranges and diagnostic relevance for equine surgery.
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The Great and Glorious Event Freedom to 3 000 000 of Slaves
A damaged notice describes a military voyage and a fatal illness at Jefferson Barracks with a burial planned next Wednesday. It also mentions a January 13 elocution exhibition by Professor Belding at the Court House and livestock for sale with contact rewards.
Major Confederate defeat reported at Murfreesboro and beyond
War dispatches recount heavy Union victories at Murfreesboro with large rebel losses. Generals Rosecrans and Stanley praised for advances, while Bragg’s force is said to retreat across the Stone River as Union troops entrench and pursue. Reports mention captured brigades, prisoners, and widespread panic among Confederate lines in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Proclamation by the President on Emancipation Date
The document reproduces Abraham Lincoln declaring freedom for slaves in designated Confederate states and parts, effective from January 1, 1863, with exceptions for certain parishes and counties. It outlines the federal commitment to recognizing and maintaining freedom, and calls for labor conditions and potential enrollment of formerly enslaved people into the armed service.
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