South Carolina Senate Debates Bank Bills and Aid to Soldiers
The South Carolina Senate discusses bills authorizing banks to issue small bills and amending aid for soldiers families. Amendments propose funding from the public treasury and distribution by white population, with debate continuing after adjournment. Additional resolutions opposing foreign government representatives within Confederate states are considered.
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Boyre
Moses
Punih
Confederacy
Maxwell
Pendheton Agriculural Society
Thi
Leeesne
WB. Dingle
Charleston
Judiciary Committee
Hope
Publi Treasuery
Dustricia
Wilson
J. T. Sloan
A. P. Adich
Reynalde
Youwnae
South Carolina
Confederate States of America
Confederate House Debates Military Clothing and Slavery Tax Proposals
Debates in the Confederate House focus on supplying military clothing for state troops, schemes to aid families of soldiers, and proposed taxes and exemptions for slave owners and plantations. Lincoln’s message to Congress outlines union preservation, constitutional amendments, and emancipation plans with compensation.
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Confederate Congress
Committee On Confederate Relations
O'Connor
Committee On Commerce and Agriculture
Committee On Commerce and Manufactures
State Quartermaster's Department
Pinckney
Executive Council
Megrath
Uluet
Thompson
Messrs. Dawkins
Mullins
BF. Perry
Campbell
DeSaussure
Allemong
Mikell
Mr. Allemong
DeSmussure
Dawkins
Cedar Springs Asylum
Nurwood
Couper
Lincoln
Yankee Congress
Martiae
United States
Great
Interior
Congress
Union
Earth
Proposals of the Emperor of France Divide Opinion
The Times notes French proposals yield clear European opinions and hint Russia opposes the policy. The Morning Herald denounces English government actions as cruel and betraying duty, while The Day News argues France’s proposal benefits the South and ignores the North.
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London Times
France
Europe
Beieve
Russa
AL Wahington
Morning Herald
Leagan
Lord Russell
Lincoln
Osab
Northern and Military Dispatches From Washington to Fredericksburg
Reports from Aquin Creek indicate no retrograde Rebel movement toward Kuh tond while Union command concerns grow over Burnside and Fredericksburg readiness. The Bank Exhibition dispatch suggests a Thursday departure and Senate papers on Delaware arrests draw chatter. Democratic discipline and constitutional stance frame Washington talk amid harsh winter conditions.
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Aquin Creek
Towand Kuh
Hurnside
Toker
Burnside
Believd
LD Wcker
Washington
Saulisbury
Senate
Citzens
Delaware
Severnl
Presidenta
Federal forces occupy Winchester reoccupy after standoff
Advices from Virginia dated December 8 report a Federal commander sending a note demanding surrender at Winchester. Confederates deny presence, while Union troops advance into Winchester with cavalry and artillery, then withdraw toward Ox Ferry as Confederate horsemen loom nearby. The action appears tied to protecting the Baltimore & Ohio railroad corridor. Winchester likely remains under threat of reoccupation.
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Winchester
Am Lowe
Ox Ferry
Baltimore & Cok
Confederate Forces Retake Strategic Position
Report states troops have regained control and the area is back in Confederate possession after renewed engagement. Details on location and date not provided in the fragment.
Grenada rumor and Confederate patrols spark alarms
Dispatches from Grenada report enemy forces within four miles of the town as evacuations and stores are hurriedly moved. Confederate efforts to recover stores proceed while blockade running and contraband seizures draw attention, with reports of raids around Suickeraville and Jackson’s cavalry at nearby lines.
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Newa
Grenala
Morging
Grenada
Nashville
Traus
Erethia
Ussery et al Declare Va Against Samuel Spence
State court record from Lancaster District in Common Pleas notes Dudley M. Ussery and others filed a declaration against Samuel Spence in December 1861. Spence was absent, not within the state, without wife or known location, and ordered to appear and plead by December 3, 1862, else final judgment by default. Judge H. J. Hancock dated December 4, 1861.
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Common Pleas
Dudley M. Ussery
Declara Va
Samuel Spence
Bin
H. J Hancock
Notice to heirs in Horton probate Lancaster 1862
In Ordinary for Lancaster District South Carolina probate of Michael Horton deceased Andrew Johnson executor filed to prove swearing and witnesses. The next of kin including Jonah Moore N Horton Martha Jane Horton Sanford Horton and others are cited to appear at the Ordinary's Court Lancaster Court House on Thursday the day of November next.
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L’robate
South Carol
Jonnah Moore
Pa N. Horton
Nurciser Horton
Dee
Martha Jane Horton
Sanford H Ton
Lancaster Court House
District of Lancaster
Uammond
Richmond Examiner Subscription Rates and Terms
A historical notice outlines subscription prices and delivery terms for various Richmond Examiner editions. It lists weekly and semi weekly rates, advance payments, and mail options, emphasizing prepayment and carrier delivery.
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Vance
Wrexey Examiner
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