Large scale depredations and military actions across the Southwest
From Kansas City to Pensacola and Fort Pickens reports detail Navajo raids near Albuquerque looting stock, pursuit ambush deaths, and measures to establish a Santa Fe Denver mail route. Washington reveals senator Bingham's death, rebel impressment of Union men, fugitive slaves at the navy yard, and ongoing siege actions including Fort Pulaski and Port Royal firepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New Alexico
Col
Canby
Donaldson
Santa Fe
Conal’s
Albuquerque
Denver City
Washington
Senate
Bingham
Michigan
Hoggies
Baman
Trobridge and Granger
Ashley
Ohio
Snd
Sedgwick
New Look
Etheridge
Use of Representatives
Kentucky
Washington Navy Yard
Welles
Weakley
Henderson
Carroll
Aardin
McNairy Countie S
Tennessee
Savannah
Butler
Port Royal
Slemmer
Fort Pickens
Times’ Washington
Me Pomeroy
Kansas
Me. McPherson
Pennsylvania
New York
Dee Ilth
City of New York
Forty Ninth New York Regiment
Atherox
Johnson
Lincoln Cavalry
McCellan
Hintzleman
Oxcoquon
Mairfax Court
Norfolk
Cal. Curvoren
Sepatza
Wacerly
Joe Shelby
Orrertiitz
Lafayette County
Lexington
Price
Danksburg
Alonday
Magoffin
Georgetown
Saline County
Key Wrest
D.h
Pensacola
Navy Yard
Brown
Bragg
Col. Brown
Barancus Theniagara
Litchmond
Fort Mc Rae
Richmond
Niagara
James Cook
Furt Pickens
Barancus
Wilson
Zotaves
Fortress
Bf Nroe
Norfok
Fat Pickens
Federsl
Memphis
Dee
Save
New
Afririd
Cairo
Manassas
Columbus
Santos
Montgomery Mail
Grh
Lesley Brown
First Session on Emancipation Petitions and Military Expense Inquiry
Mr Sumner of Massachusetts presents a petition for emancipation of slaves including rebel and Union cases to be compensated. Mr Wilson of Mississippi proposes a resolution to task the Military Affairs Committee to report potential army cost reductions. Mr Chandler of Michigan offers a resolution to study appointing a joint committee.
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Naxmit Gonures
SuNxaTé
Sumner
Mass
Wilson
Miss
Chandler
Michigan
Resolution on rebel officers and Springfield victory praised
Congress debates measures to retire rebel officers and confiscate rebel property. Mr. Blair of Missouri honors General Lyon and Springfield victory, urging regiments to bear the word Springfield. Gen Trallack order on slaves sparks debate. Cairo cannon and Great Lakes artillery arrive. Canadians fortify near Toronto with two batteries planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Morrill
Maine
Pup
Blair
Missini
Lyon
Springfeld
Springfield
Tie
Dansivg
New York
Messrs. Blair and
Lovejoy
Gen. Tralleck
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Tedreger Ale
Frankfort
Garrett Davis
Breckinridge
Monroe
Louisville
Parson Brownlow
Memphis Avalanche
Leavenworth
Col. Morgan
Weston
Platte County
Morgan
Gamble
Johnson County
Missouri
Warrington
Ourgans
Lemey
Rgiment
Lourvirzs
Davis
Wm. C. Rives
Jug
J. Ward
Courir
Somerset
Helvite
Pance
J. R. Richardson
Somersett
Zhoffer
Caumberland
Waitesloo
Tine Federal Fugzen Pnler Gren
Shafer
Democrat
Washington Dee
Col Mulligan
Haile
Col. Mulligan
Toronto
Rolla Express
Wahean
St Louis
Ealy
SICO
S. N Wood
Tuerd
Cutac
Kansas Rangers
Rolls Savoy
Gimble
Sigsuuri
United States
G.onb'e
Lamp’ Hotel
RuLua
Twoess
Jansen
Wolff's den
DR. Persons
Co. Q
BUCS
Johnny
J. C. Clark
Baltimore Star Oyster Co
Tam
Pere Sons
Nella
Jay Enchein
Walker
Illinois
Wisconsin
Gao
H. A. Gurdby
Menara
Haw
Taulkner & Graves
Ora Sida
J. M. Adamy
Fige
Ralla
Smallword
Massey
Rolia
Consignees
Gomma
Redla
Maicira
de Port
Faavilenerr & Dress
Rola
Alo
Rolla
Riley & Shuts
Sluar Perry
Atterner-at
Galton
S. N. Wood
S.N. Wood
Denry Webster
W G
Hakelsox
Webster & Harrison Iil
Mediainec, &c
Harrison
Masonic Hall
Philip Deale