Whitewater Newspaper Adopts Advance Pay Plan
The Whitewater Register announces higher printing costs and adopts advance pay. Starting February, subscribers not prepaid will be stricken from the list and no paper will continue without payment. Bills will be issued immediately and arrears settled by April 1. The paper vows continued publication at the same price and urges Republican-leaning support to extend circulation.
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Weatin Age
Proclamation of Emancipation Sparks Moral Awakening and Debate
A passage extols Lincoln’s Proclamation freeing enslaved people as a dawn of liberty and civilization. It denounces slaveholders and praises emancipation’s promise, while critiquing editors for miscrediting sources and recalling Johnson’s 1771 dialogue on paymasters and commissioners.
Union News Chronicle: Civil War Updates Across The Nation
Reports confirm Gen. Rescarars victory at Murfreesboro over Gen. Braye and ongoing fighting near Vicksburg with Sherman rallying to take the works. Cavalry raids into East Tennessee disrupt Bragg, while a New Year’s fire at Camp Sigel destroys barracks and guns, killing three. A clerical drive for sick and wounded raises funds for the Sanitary Commission.
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Muefreesboro
Vicksburg
Sherman
Wisconsin
Col. Howe
Carter
East
Tennessee
Bragg
Richmond
Colston
Watunge
Stuart
Morgan
Butler's Farewell Address on Slavery in Louisiana
General Butler criticizes slavery as incompatible with Union safety in his Louisiana Farewell Address. The report notes appointments and resignations, including J. P. Usher as Interior Secretary nominee, Lt. Walker Le Bean's death, and Col. Cobb's resignation. It mentions a $500 reward for David Shearer, murderer of Thomas W. Taylor near Kenosha. John 13 Klusdersen elected U.S. Senator by Missouri legislature.
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B. P. Butler
New Ortenans
Department of the Gulf
Louisiana
Leome
Tory
Secession
Salomon
Thos. W. Taylor
Kenosha
David Shearer
Shearer
Chicago
War News From Arkansas and Indian Territory
Dispatches report Union forces under Major General Cushman and Brigadier General Blunt advancing in Arkansas and to the Indian Territory. Confed troops retreated after raids. Union steamers burned. supplies destroyed or removed. Hindman’s army suffers shortages. 4,000 without shoes. Gen. Schofield assumes command of the Army of the Frontier.
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Thad
Indian Territory
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Ana
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Gol
Melntosh
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Blunt
Riz
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Plarrevieue
Ark
Tan
Belel
Tosa
Amannis
Teds
Lulk Rock
Schofield
Proclamation in Dixie Calls Emancipation Joy
A 1863 dated proclamation urges freedmen to assemble at the 1st regiment of South Carolina volunteers HQ to hear Lincoln read the Emancipation Proclamation. It calls on colored people to spread the news and celebrate liberty with prayers and singing. Conflicting note about a New York publication mocking the Emancipation and resistance threats is included.
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Abraham Linen
Lincoln
United States
Dunnary
1St Regiment of
South Carolina Volunteers
Proclamation of Emancipation January 1 1863
Lincoln proclaims freedom for all enslaved people in Confederate states and regions rebelling against the United States. The order envisions emancipation as a military measure supported by Union forces and outlines the path to liberty, citizenship, and enforced abolition across designated areas.
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la Fourche
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Orleans
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Georgia
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Rhe Tollicaes
Naval Anthony
Carrison
Lonetetae Wien
Bingelen
Muakinad
Washington
Ameriga
Shanes Abratiam Lencoln
Win
Seawall
Social Life at the South in War News and Opinion
The article blends hostile views on the Confederacy with reports from Vicksburg and messages about the war’s toll on Southern life. It notes discontent among women and civilians, comments on blockade effects, and includes a political controversy recounting reactions to Seymour’s victory and Northern perspectives, referencing Union and Confederate figures.
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Josery
Great Battles in Tennessee recounts of Wednesday clash
The article details heavy fighting in Tennessee with officers killed and wounded. It describes the confusion in Johnson's division, reconnoiters at dawn, brisk artillery exchanges, and advances by Van Cleve and Negley divisions across the river. WeatherTurned cold with rain and a costly battle outcome.
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