Desperate Rebel Forces in East Tennessee and Chattanooga
Gen Grant's department shows Union position and strength around Longstreet's army in East Tennessee and Chattanooga. Deserters from the Confederate lines report waning morale, with many rebels awaiting opportunities to surrender as North finances falter. Rebel officers claim guard rounds reveal widespread desertion and loss of confidence in Lee and Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constamnp Gar
Teou
J.B. Wargixs
Provont-Marahal
Gerearr
Ier
Solr
Lonoaterars
Morsistown
Strawberry Fistos
Loxesraser
Knoxville fronts in East Tennessee as Union army holds
Correspondence from the New York Times dated February 12 1504 reports the Army of the Ohio near Knoxville and forts around the Tennessee frontier. Gen Lonastaraz is reinforced from Virginia and Carolina forces, while plans for spring operations and possible Richmond evacuation loom. Deserters and guerrilla activity rise in East Tennessee as Chattanooga and Dalton areas see shifting commands and reorganization.
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Knoxville
London
Thorn la
Eikuasion
Srana
Wilnes
Marysville
Soystgax
Loncarzaay
Lonnswater
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Lonastarrr
Hooxvills
Richmond
Len
Loxastasrr
Cotton States
Geanrend Law
Lovoarezar
Dozious
Immensa
Knoxville 2
Cedlop
Cumberiana Gap
Knoxelile
Tarawail
Chattanooga
Pang
Kentucky
Bint
Coty
Norio
Washington
Sevierville
East Tennessee
Loncarnazre
Army of the Ohio
Deglent
Parson
Interpol
Congress
Chickamauga
Button
Bairns
Bomo Ane
Rostonans
Murfreesboro
Rosnauare
Chickamaugawea
Tennexsea River
Cumbarland
Roskemane
Gaartney
Roszozans
Inactivity of ironclad fleet off Charleston examined
From Washington the War Committee to probe Navy Army delay and inactivity of the ironclad fleet off Charleston. Hearings will call for papers and inspect Parrott gun theory, questioning why a similar weapon cannot threaten the city from Morris Island.
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W. Y. Tales
Morrle Island
Stella
Heert
Charleston
Senate
Conference Committee
CONGRESS DISCUSSES COMPENSATION AND SLAVERY ABOLITION
Summary of Senate and House actions including memorials for compensation over a schooner Fairfax, abolition of slavery proposals, land grants for orphans, and various constitutional amendments. Debates cover enforcement of the Confiscation Act, McClellan report printing, and civil rights measures. Congressional dialogue references President Lincoln era policies, wartime authority, and military pay questions.
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Senate
Moncan
New-York
Union
F. R
P. Donos
Dongs
Srivanog Morr
Fairfax
United States
Committee On Commerce
Tox
Blaveny
Sounas
Massachusetts
Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Alleghany City
Pennsylvania
la Manche
Committee On Foreign Relations
TNE
My. Scunen
Snesqhunetts
Cinennail
Mocky Mountain
Northern and Central Pacific
Committee On
Public Lands
Brown
Missouri
Powitroy
Kansas
Unon
Lanny
Kannas
The Privateer Alabama Afloat Near Amoy News
A San Francisco dated report says the privateer Alabama was blocked at Amoy and the Wyoming arrived from Chios, with the Mary Cogen reporting the Cala trade. Ventura and Jamestown references appear in telegrams via McCoudray Co. and Hull & Co noting calms delayed Roger and the Alabama bringing hope of its career ending.
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Amoy
Wyoming
San Francisco
Rogera
Kanagawa
Mary Cogen
Chios
Amey
Kawadawa
Te Messrs. McCoudray ¢ Co
Bing
Alabama
Chris
McDoweal
Snanghat
Salsh, Hull & CO
Arrival of the United States Steamship McClellan at Gulf port
The United States steamship McClellan, commanded by Gair, arrived at the Gulf port after leaving the Mississippi mouth at 10:30 AM. It picked up passengers from New York volunteers and reported the prize steamer Cumberland captured earlier by the gunboat De Soto, with a valuable cargo of arms and ammunition on its way from Havane to Mobile.
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United States
Davis
Kentucky
Heward
Lord Liona
New-York
Indiana
State of
Aamont
Rhode Island
Fran Kentucky
Mr. Davis
Brassachusetts
Witton
Massachusetts
Union
Massachusetta
Guade
Winson
Wieson
Voortrrizz
Wisconsin
Senate
Joyneon
Blaryluod
Wescon
McClellan
Aloaso G. Gair
Thia Port
Key Westoo
Key Werthe
Capt
Grow
Lewis
J. Mashter
Starkhouse
Hereworth
Jas. J. Stewart
James Reley
Peter M. Cating
John O. Colting
Nice Wyrbrat New-York Volunteers
Inalgn Jones
U. BS
BNO
Mississippi River Disaster and War Dispatches
The Imper ial wrecked after striking a snag near Dog Tooth Bend. About twenty five lives are believed lost, including the wife of Captain Nogrom and several hotel staff. The Imperial’s crew and government stores were saved, while the Orient disappeared. Indiana regiments and veteran volunteers march home as weather records a ten degree morning. Separately a Provost Marshal reply notes that bounties cannot be credited until proper muster rolls are adjusted. Advices from Col. Princk’s Indian Territory expedition report deeper incursions into rebel territory as Union columns advance toward Texas.
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Tennessee
Twtwasane
Chickamangs
Chattanooge
Chattanooga
London
Chattanoogs
Nashville
Tunnall Hill
Ringgold
Dalton
Jox Jenneter
Thiele
Tennell
Tyouth
Kingston
Roma
Atlante
Parziox Cixavens
Faase Cuxaman
Mobile
Daxon- Ingipor
Longstazsy
San Jonze
Lynchburgh
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Silvanna
Anpgasows Drystone
Cowan
Atlanta
Ajanta
Rome
Demopolte
Bishop Pere
Letter Place
Jean Mogan
Kentucky
Alabama
West Tennessee
Fousxar
Wirussea
Jox Jounetow
Warren
Lonamerzt
Gans. Mantin
Virginis
Waaston
Texas
West Pointers
Waparron
Warteen
Joan Macean
Wiruras
Jax Jonnsrom
Reinilal
Weopwaen
Lewis
Capt
Stonewall Jaan Gon
Jom Jonmston
Jouxston
Nuss
Naahville
Middle Tennessee
Winuiaw Stoxea
Lebanon
Carthage
Bla
Lincoln County
Turaday
Shobyville
East Tennessee
N. M. Govowrn
Wade Allen
Daniel F. Booker
Georgia Cavalry
Wm. H. Dennett
Benning
Ben
FP. Bray
Texas Cavalry
Benne
Owen Cochran
Brena
Thomas C. Camp
Georgiaavalry
Winston W. Gay
Firat Georges
Robert W. Haney
John F Bauderdale
Tennessee Cavalry
Pleasant W.nicholson
Fitneathabama
Etrat Lisut
Neary Pelham
Kentucky Cavalry
Debenjeka
Pennsylvania-avenue
Lee
Mnea
Supreme Court
Haapina
Philadelphia
Col. Bratton Lawexnog
Boston
Florence
Haly
Washington
Cofn
Mercury
Alood Ajood
Associated Press
Wasumatos
Fernco Qnir
la Marche
Congress
la Manche
the Inc
la Roux
Freaxs & Co
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Navy
Office of Highureing
Chris
Europe
Ordnance Bureau
Bureau of Construction
InAl
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
Bureau of Enineering
Bureau of Provisions
Navy Department
Senate
Enwaap H. Domkit
Louisiana
Taowas Szxur
Iowa
Deamoines
Onsauce H. Axis
Nebraska
Territory
Utah
John H. McMomaan
California
Te Hospital Chaplin
The
House
Dia
Maskachusetts
Dawre
Massachusetts
Union
Committee On Elections
Jony S
Riogie
Freedmen's Affairy
Woure
Bureau of Freadmen’s Affaire
Mrr
Gax
Uito
Dem
New-England
Tne
Waanwerna
Ohio
Basole
Wabiagank
Otto
St. Peters
Waaunoane
Wasonvsea
Cox
Cathedr
Tomas
Chickamacya
Gaartauy
Aslos
iacOes
Rosseane
Faarswosrs
Uinols
Uniax
Kip Oaks
Consrass
Orient
Indiana
Camao
Imperial
Louis
Dog Tooth Bend
Nogrom
Cumom-houses
Horaca
Impenai
Continental
New Orleana
Loula
Firat Indiana
Forty-seventh Indiana Infantry
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GEN. Grant’s Department
Longstreet
Joe Johnston
New-York Times
Giaeon Robards
Arkanaan
Pater W. Fritz
Becona
Firat
James ¥. Walker
Francis J. Wofoh
South
Joan Dart
Natu Heown
Tls
O. Montesa
Reba
Tuntaville
Ala
Sinte
United States Supreme Court
Washmarton
Committee of Conference On the
Secretary of the Treasury
Freto
Jary
Davie
Commiealon
Secosd
Lincoln
Armller
Ero
Gazaruouse
Stevens
Feaxaspo Wuop
Blough
Gen. Srovan
Alexandria
Sxovag
Yeaturday
Wicks
Old Capitol
Albany
Johnson
Maryland
Joansom
Safe
Souma
McLellan Newort
Anthony
McCixian
Somagn
Tromage
Judiciary Committee
Sounge
Thore
Hate
Noube OP
Treasury
Hoorn
Wage and Meany
Allumson
Mississippi and Missouri
Lows
Omatn
Union Pacific
Mir
Hooper Wan
Epoxgron
Dom
Rassom
Lowa
Aslon
Deymania
Committee On Ways and Sloans
Mio
Dolara Alt
Waooxa
Kasgon
Alda
Farnsworth
Uilnets
Army of the Usson
the Pirate
Gulf
Mississippi
Twenty-second District of
Wax Daramunry
Msaanai-Genomat
Wasamoros
J. Heron Foater
Marakal
Vetpyana
Oradit
Volterass
Jent Eervan
Henry Bayns
Gant U. 8
Rag Ol
Pauls
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