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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1864

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The Spring Campaign and Chattanooga Movements

Civil war dispatches describe Sherman’s push toward Jackson Mississippi and mobile operations around Chattanooga. Reports note Confederate retreat over Pearl River, battles near Canton Mississippi, and desertions in Kentucky units. News from Nashville and Jackson cites reinforcements, cavalry raids, and railroad actions shaping the campaign.

Nashville Cincinmati Nashville Dispatch the Gazette Saxmwax Jackson Misc Pearl River Dalton Taoitas

Proclamation by Jeff Davie Appeals to Rebel Army

A Civil War era proclamation from Jeff Davie appeals to Confederate soldiers acknowledging their sacrifices and voluntary service. It praises soldiers for enduring privations and urges continued public defense, expressing pride and gratitude for their patriotism and steadfastness.

Jef Davie Richmond Pepere Jeff. Davie Armiee Moldiars Armiss Confederate States Boma Beyne Ruth

Jefferson Davis Urges Confederate War Effort And Unity

Jefferson Davis delivers a stirring address praising Confederate soldiers for devotion and self sacrifice. He contrasts grassroots heroism with mercenary notions, urges spring campaign strength, cites past battles, and prays for divine protection and safe return for citizen defenders of the Confederacy.

Cep Tvea Shiob Perryville Murfreesboro Chickahominy Manassas Fredericksburgh Coancatorsville Confederacy Jefferson Davis

The Rebel Congress Restrictions on Commerce

From the Richmond Enquirer February 10 the President approved bills from secret session to restrict foreign trade prohibiting export of cotton tobacco naval stores molasses sugar or rice with penalties and possible export permits and forbidding shipments to enemy held Confederacy. Another bill bans importing luxuries and empowers set prices for goods chiefly cotton flax wool or silk to ensure essentials. The Senate backed a Bureau of Foreign Supply. secrecy lifted for Senate but not yet for the House.

Congress Richmond Enquirer Confederacy Confederate States Secretary of the Treasury Senate Biao Nouse OF Wanninerer Treasury Department Stevene Pennsylvania Union Committee On Ways and Means Register of the Treasury People's Pacific Railroad and Stewarxe Pacific Railroad People's Pacific Railroad and Tel Company Areph Branck Mint IpaTo Wattaca Idaho Territory Tnen Wrapom Minnesota United States Territories Wilsor Laws Judiciary Department of Revenue Mr. Amnord Illnois Unitedtates My. Doumay Agein Wilson Jaws Arwold Yeaa Nays Tz Vuas West Virginia Hlew Boutwell Bo 4 Brande Hroomall Cobb Cols Creswell Doyle Maryland Avis New York Dawes Mxon Donnelly Driggs Dumont Eckley Eliot Farneworth Frank Carnela Gosch Grinnell Miley Hooper Hubbard Iowa Pennsylvanis Jonckes Juttan Kelly Kellogg Michigan Loan Longyear Marvin McClure Milter New-York Moorbesd Morrill Morris New- York Amos Myers Eonend Myers Horton O'Niel Orth Patterson Werham Pike Pomeroy Price Rico Maseachusetts Maine Kollins Rew-Hamphire Schenck Geofield Shannon Smithers Apulding Stevens Thayer Thomaa Upson van Valkenburg Washborne Illinois Washburne Messechuactla Whaley Wiltama Wilder Windom Naya Movere J. C. Alten W. J. Allen Aprons Baldwin Bliss Brooke Crown of Wauconsin Clay Coftreth Boas Cravens Dawson Denison Eden Edgerton E Giids Flok Qanron Grider Hall Harding Yerrington Barris Marylad Herrick Tolman Johnson Ohio Ketlong Kernna King Anospp Law Larear Long Mallory McAlister Mcbride McDowell Mckinney Penpaylvania Morrle Morrison Nelson Noble Odell O'Neill Pendleton Perry Kendall Funpaylvania Kentucky Bosman Bulling Missouri Ross Scott Blecl Biltes Shouse Stuart Sweat C.A. White J. W. White Windeld Srzoxxs House My. Bravens Fxanaxna Wooo Dem Bravana Committee On Finance

North Carolina blockade runs destroyed four ships

Washington reports four blockade running steamers sunk by Union forces including the Nuffield Dee Emily Fanny and Jenny. Nuffield described as a 400-ton iron paddle wheeler from London cargo of pork and biscuit. Also notes recapture and renaming of vessels and an order from Gen. Peck praising Union troops for repelling Confederate assault near Suffolk.

Nawrozs Gideon Welles Pequot Haa Nuffield Sassacus Dee Cambridge Emily Fanny Jenny Florida P. Lee London Scotia General Donks Bho Haifak Fenny Fair Diane Department of North Carolina Peck A&my Canourna Newaran N. C Ile Blathanka Parmzn Jovtpan Amony Craagexn Procett Suffolk Carels Pie Armistead Kemper Hoku Longatrest Hill Gon

Arrival of the Arngo with Three Batteries

Our New-Orleans correspondence reports the Arno arriving from New York and Baltimore. It carries three batteries of field artillery the First Delaware the Second Connecticut and the Seventh Massachusetts with nearly five hundred soldiers. Officers are noted as distinguished and handsome. The voyage is described as excellent and favorable. A note adds the Avago line remains prominent between New York and Hillom Head on special service. A cotton shipment from Memphis aboard the Lady Franklin is mentioned in transit via Camp.

Arngo Arno New-York Haltimore Banga Delaware Connecticut Sod Thia Hillom Head

EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION AND SLAVERY ABOLITION DEBATE

Special dispatches detail the Senate refusing concurrence on anti slavery amendments, the House debates a revenue bill, and a plan to legalize the President's Emancipation Proclamation. Reports cover Gen Butler liquor regulations and the Vallandigham writ of certiorari denial.

Wasamnoroz Mondey Select Committee On Freedman Somaza Anxoto United States Alxfeon Sihin House Butler Huritz Hie Hie Department Sky High Buriza Poal Boriza Abdel Zetater Cutler Buker Treasury House Senate Snerauan Ohio Carlor Michigan City Henpzioxs Indiana Ind Hervor Committee On Commerce Asrons Union Rhode Island E. C. Donan

General Butler's Department Prisoner Escapes Reported

Official dispatch from Gen. Butler notes a Richmond prison breakout via tunnel. Richmond presses list officers who escaped, including Col. Spofford and Captains Yates and Stair, with 107 total escapees and few recaptured. Reports from Fort Monroe and Willamsburg describe patrols and river movements aiding escape outcomes.

Butler Fonrazss Monzoni Gon. Wreras Braniaer Richmond Col. Sragiani Butpas C. Forrasss Oficera Sramear J. ¥. Boyd 20Th Army Corps W. G. Kiy Connecticut H.C. Hobart Wisconsin W.P. Kendrick W. DB. McCreary Michigan Thomas B. Mose Pensylvanie J. P. Bpofford New York C. W. Fidden Co. T Weal A. D. Straight Indiana D. Miles Pannsylvania J. P. Collins Nej G. W. Fitzsimmons J. NM. Hooper Massachusetts B. B. McDonald Avon Witzel Fannsylvade J. N. Walker J. Henry St. Ohio Hanover Court-house Williamsburgh Neat Dow A. B. White Pennsylvania Cavalry E. Schroeder Pennaylraoia W. L. Watson Star Wisconald F. Moran New-York C. J. Morgan Chiventer Ithnole W. B. Pierce Kentucky M. R. Small Maryland Loane Johnson Atoamer Satelite Willamaburgh Straight. Co McCreary Hobart Winconsin Wallach Hartta Ohio Wildameburg Chickahominy James Fontaasa Monaos Segday S. XR Spaulding Deaufort N. C

Robela Driven On In Indian Territory Report

From the Indian Territory Col Pantis reports to Gen Tare that the enemy has been driven from the region with several skirmishes yielding nearly one hundred rebels killed and one captain and twenty five men captured. Gen Coaris departs tomorrow. Arrival notices and steamship reports follow.

Robela Foxe Ark Mondey Col Pantis Indian Territory Tare Gan. Coaris

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