The Coming Draft Under Lincoln Order
President Lincoln issues a draft for five hundred thousand men to serve three years or during the war. Enlistments already credited or drafted before March 10 are deducted from this call. The decision, dated February 1, 1604, sets the March 10 draft date and outlines crediting procedures for prior service and prior drafts.
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Loss of the Iron Age and Norfolk report at Jan 29
Special correspondence from Noxtvoit Virginia recounts Captain Bronz and crew attempting to save the Iron Age, the steamer grounding on sands near Lockwood's Folly, and the torching of the vessel at dawn to prevent enemy capture. Also notes refugee accounts from Dixie and rising Confederate distress, plus death of guerrilla chief Major Donnovare and departure of General Barnes.
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Grant's Department and Eastern Theater Actions
Mysterious disappearance of Jon John ston’s Army and advance to Tunnel Hill. Rebels gone toward Mobile of East Tennessee. Report from Knoxville dated January 29 1864 details cavalry and infantry actions near Tunnel Hill with captures and losses, while Federal forces repulse rebel efforts and drive them from the field. Reports from Nashville Louisville and Athens describe additional engagements and rebel setbacks with captured guns and prisoners.
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Washington News Roundup From Special Dispatches
Washington dispatches report on looming spring conscription and expanded war effort, port reopenings for Newbern Brownsville and Fernandina, Minnesota indemnity figures, amnesty proclamation impact, Pennsylvania legislature moves, and various military appointments and orders. Also notes on postal delays, New York papers delivery, and early war boundary updates.
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Emancipation Plans Spur Tennessee and Kentucky Debate
From Kentucky reports a federal carrier exemption amid guerrilla seizures is debated. The Jefferson Circuit Court sides with a carrier in a 1862 seizure case, while Kentucky lawmakers debate a possible United States senator election.
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Evacuation of Petersburg and Petersburgh relief efforts
Gen Kelleys department reports successful evacuation of Peters burgh and withdrawal to safer position as rebel forces under Cen Roasta attacked a supply train near Williamsport. Col Trhonung’s Petersburg garrison fled to safety while fighting persisted nearby for hours. Major Minor’s Cumberland speech uplifted morale. Zouaves arrive with recruits and reinforcement convoys continue to move transport and stores to safety.
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