Washington Senate Passes Letters-of-Marque Bill
Reports from Washington describe the Senate vote on a bill authorizing letters of marque and reprisals, with opposition from several named senators. The House action also covers admission of Louisiana claimants and amendments to the Ways and Means bill, while debates continue on key financial and wartime measures.
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Foreclosures and labor shifts in Civil War era notices
The issue discusses enforcement of tobacco and cigar controls under Excise law, confiscation actions for underpriced sales, and classifications of tobacco processing. It also covers a New Orleans Creole arrival with Gen Banks orders on foreclosures, Galveston reconnaissance, and labor reallocation under military authority. Additional items note a French steamship purchase and currency concerns tied to rebel finances.
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Army of the Potomac frees contraband traffic and pockets rebels
Two expeditions return with results near the Potomac and Rappahannock. Contraband trade between Maryland and Virginia disrupted, with seizures of provisions horses and mules. Captured vessels and rebel personnel included a rebel signal officer and several soldiers. Snow blocks roads as officers face leave tensions and a rebel chaplain is sent for formalities.
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Leavenworth Copperhead Threats End Printing Office
From Leavenworth Kansas a three day panic followed a plot to support Vallandingham Democrats and derail the Springfield revolutions. Knights of the Golden Circle revived, bolstered by about sixty in town and three hundred countywide. The Inquirer is threatened, leaders linked to Dorder Rufian factions, Col Jenkinson and Cal. Dol leading a show of force of around 150 armed men at a Democratic mass meeting to deter traitors and maintain administration loyalty.
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Cumberland River Deepens and Skirmish Reports From Tennessee
News from Nashville notes a twenty feet river depth on the Cumberland at Shoals with rain all day. Telegrams from February 16 report AMMEd Fraser command casualties and prisoners, while a Tennessee skirmish near Dolivar on the 13th yields four dead rebels and several captures. A separate item mentions a steamer shipping cotton from Malnmimas bound for Laverport with uncertain cargo details.
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