Ald Society Urges Winter Charity in Local Notice
The Whitewater Ladies regains the original Ald Society focus on aiding indigence at home. Readers are urged to donate through Mrs Cravath Mrs Pratt Mrs Lull or Mrs Cheney and to canvass the village for contributions. The notice stresses timely aid to families facing winter hardships and condemns hoarding wealth while neighbors suffer.
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J. S. Pratt
O. Lull
Cheney
Hariseo
Advance of Railroad Fares and War News Items
Convention of railroad managers in New York sets passenger fares from Chicago to New York at 22.00 and to Boston at 24.65, effective the 20th. Proposals also abolish hotel ticketing and trim commissions. The piece notes editor drafts, a legal case against Andrews, and pairs of wartime items including General Cheatham’s relief and Colonel Shaw’s wartime legacy.
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Chicago
New York
Beaton
St. Nicholas Hotel
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Hoston
Bar
Andrews
New York State
Fort Lafayette
Gan. Diz
Marshal Murray
War era notes from Ohio to Vermont and national events
Ohio holds a January State Convention in Columbus while reports place the SEH Wisconsin at Collierville guarding a railroad. Vermont recruiting surges as towns fill quotas. William C. Howells is elected in Ashtabula Lake Geauga District by a large majority. Hartford ladies adopt ankle dresses. John K. Stetler sentenced for army supply fraud. Gen Rossecrans may head Baltimore Department. Schank to enter Congress. Union majorities outpace 1862. Kate Chase and Gov Sprague marry. 1864 Prospectus lauds The Union as fearless and influential in the Northwest.
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Chattanooga Battle News Brings Grand Exploit on Missionary Ridge
Special dispatch reports Union forces under Weon Sheridan and Bayard piercing the enemy center and seizing Missionary Ridge. Mooker’s Lookout Mountain capture enabled a move toward the rebel left, while Sherman Howard strikes the rebel right. Casualties and prisoners mount as the fight rages across multiple fronts.
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Bragg's Situation and Raccoon Mountain Fight News
The Richmond Whig reports a fight at Raccoon Mountain where Confederates suffered heavy losses. Bragg faces a dangerous position and possible disaster, with accountability to be clarified. The paper warns the public and calls for action to avert a crisis and cites prior October predictions.
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Soldiers Vote and Camp Life Reflections From Wisconsin Regiments
The letter traces Union soldier sentiments amid ongoing campaigns, noting New York and Wisconsin influence, copperhead opposition, and a missing vote mechanism for Wisconsin troops in hospital or detached service. It reports on regimental drills, a homegrown brass band led by Henry P. Clarke, and a severe accidental gun discharge injuring Charlie Ella of Co. H. The piece also cites New York Tribune commentary on recall of Southern states and President Lincoln’s policy toward emancipation and equal protection before the law.
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New York Tribune
Washington
War Department stance on colored troops in Civil War
Washington correspondent reports a War Department article claiming moral obligations require protection and fair treatment for colored soldiers. It alleges rebel threats to return captured colored troops to state authorities for prison or slavery and suggests many may have been murdered or enslaved. The piece notes the President and War Department support for a general, inclusive exchange policy.
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Keame
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Neutral rights and punishments for breaches of law
The London Times argues that breaching a neutral state's laws by a belligerent is a grave offense. The neutral may seek full reparation through its courts and diplomacy, but cannot compel the neutral to act beyond its jurisdiction or grant remedies the offender has not earned.
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Kentucky
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The Irish Exodus Emigration to America Increases
Dublin correspondence notes Cork and Limerick join Dublin in a rising tide of emigration. The Examiner estimates four to five thousand leaving Cork monthly by Inman and Cunard ships, with Galway also contributing. The piece argues restoring paying employment in Ireland is the only way to check the exodus as high wages attract workers to America.
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Old World Troubles and War Hopes Across Continents
London news notes unrest in Europe with potential religious clashes over Poland and a neutral stance advised for England amid Russia France and Catholic interests. It also reports British naval losses in Asia, cholera in India, and rumors of U S mediation.
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Rebels kill and wound printers in late battles
Among the rebels killed and wounded in the recent battles before Tintunao ga, there were thirty printers and editors. This fact highlights that printers formed a small portion of the South, with only about eight hundred printers in the Confederacy and half now in the army.
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