Political Cabinet sessions and resignations amid Civil War tensions
An account describes cabinet meetings, resignations, and votes on a bill with figures on Seward and Chase, plus a Nashville dispatch noting Gen Dodge’s cavalry clash with Forrest near Goliath, Morgan moving toward Louisville and Nashville, and Bragg’s force movements in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tribune
Dodge
Forrest
Golieth
Morgan
Louisville and Nashville
van Dorn
Stevenson
AfaBintia
Bragg
Kirby Saith
Mowinga
Lebanon
Tennessee
Marfreesboro
Naahville
Union Army Shifts Command Amid Civil War Crisis
A Times dispatch reports General Banke superseding General Butler with an army of 70 000 to chase Mobile and coordinate actions in the Southern States. Washington notes cabinet resignations and calls for capable leadership as Burnside bears Fredericksburg responsibility. Lincoln faces cabinet realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Butler
York
Times
Franklin
Toam Grove
IL. A
Genen Banke Ia
New Orleans
Mobile
France
Herald
Washington
Mexico
Ieee
Fim
Sowand
Chase
Blair
Stanton
Seward
Lincoln
Burnside
Fredericksburg
Port Royal Mutinies and War News Across the South
Dispatches describe mutinous prisoners from the volunteer engineers at Tortugas and ongoing detachments muttering from Port Royal. Reports mention the raid on Grenada rail bridges, Indiana Cavalry losses, and widespread devastation to townlands, with troops adjusting to hardship and hospital scenes amid the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port “Royal
Poyal
Port -Roy
Heress
Dee, Beth
Teoz
Mie
Borrox
Coltumm
Finan Bere
Grenada
Tare Amonmot
1St Indiana Cavalry
Pegack Bk Rees
Welng
The Journal Adapts To The War Year 1863 In Indiana
The Indiana State Journal proclaims 1863 a decisive year in the Civil War. It emphasizes Readership loyal to Union cause, dispatches from officers, and updates on battles, enlistments, and home front finances. A call for subscriptions and timely news from Versailles and surrounding towns appears with notices of tax collection and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State-Journal
Dourlson
Shiloh
Ko Iether
Attoy
Indiata
Indiana
Unife
United States
Itor
Versailles
James L. Yater
Brickle Br
W. M. Dery
Te By -Pemier
Sunmanville
Cincinnati
Mr. Wilden
J. L. Yaren
Dirk Obist
Ind
Macose Waat
Betto Frank
Sunmanuille
Rising Sun
Lewis
Rae
TRE Journal
Hazen Adaline
Ingle Phi
Buninanviles
Sunman Richard
Sunjeranville
Lott
Fee
Ferel
Smith Henry
Smith M
Smith Michael
Johnson
Wright Thomas
Zimmerman D
Soo
Langhery
Loth Lee
Redont
Iadbie
aTbara Henry
Eel Barrickman O. Heirs
Biddle Elizabeth
Bockmiger «. Co
Batesville
Kronuse Jas Heirs
Simpson Mary
Bes Watterson Thos
Gil
Sea Cal
Coleman Geo
Steish
Folke Adelia
Coe
Harbin
Jesse Cloraine
Lore Paty
Morris Emily
Morris Ann
Morris Elizabeth Lots
Bia Murphy
Phinney James
Sousa
Peters Wiltian
Ruffin
Roberts Nathan
Cornelius
Optine
Sutton Wim Et al
Dée
Vickers Margaret
Wilson Bent
Andrews John
Butterfield A. K
Bright & Welden
Case
Andrew J
Uli
Oxgood
Cochran George We
Tpi Fom
Fetadie Ate
I .Pobve
Elbe
Alee
Chapres
Nisaat
Ee Va
Hethours Etiamina
Reity Brakeweh
Jae
Ol &S
Israel
Gr. i
Nuress
Diana Lygelatuan
Janewy
Igy
Columba
Poynton
Ieee
Saléan
Ispra Parciiy
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Messrs Allen
Bailey
Corning Delaplait Holman
O'Keetigen
Kopp
Lansing
Taw
Loxcar
Wagen
Perry
Phelps
Steele
Vallandinghim
Soward
Pel
Jeddo Ithe” Capsitat
Japan
Christ
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Ste SW
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