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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1861

Page

2

Fight on the Potomac at Draingville and Fairfax

A Civil War dispatch details Gen Ord and Gen McCall engagement near Drainsville with Bucktail Rifles and Easton's battery, rebels retreating toward Fairfax Court House. Reported losses include 150 killed and wounded for the enemy, 6 killed and 8 wounded for American forces, with prisoners and captured artillery and supplies.

Gol Tom Taylor Frankfort Flrst Kentucky Alabama John H. Forney Pennsylvania McCall Ord Drainsville Fairfax Washington Bucktail Rifles Rae Easton Drainaville Reynolds Leesburg Difficult Creek McGall Thornton House Kanes Fairfax Court House Shirer John H H. Forpoy Bucktaila Kane

War News and Political Commentary From Taamixarox

The issue discusses rebel proposals to monarchy in Europe and hopes for decisive Union action in Kentucky and Tennessee. It notes skirmishes on the river, McCaln's division engagement with enemy forces, and argues Congress remains busy with fiscal measures including potential abolition franking privilege reform. Samuel H. Kauffman named clerk in the Treasury.

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Prisoners from Blackwater Capture Detailed in Missouri Report

From Orrexyilns Missouri December 23 General Pope’s forces captured about 1 500 prisoners 1 600 horses and mules 3 000 arms 160 wagons and store clothing after a five day expedition marching roughly 100 miles and scouring 40 to 50 miles each side of the route Colonel Magoffin and other named officers among the prisoners with rebels claiming fair treatment and hopes of Price’s release.

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Insurrectionary Tax Bill and Kansas Seat Dispute

Debates on a district tax bill targeting insurrectionary districts and a land seizure for tax payment. Kansas contested seat awarded to Stanton after committee reports. House passes gunboat and pension bills, orders inquiries into franking abuses and Capitol contracts, and considers naval and post office measures. Senate adjourns after petitions, bills, and proclamations discussion.

Wasniscros Suxats Doolittle Polk Judiciary Kansas Stanton Committee On Judiciary Sumner Grimes Nwa Nour Washington Lane Indiana Garret Avis Fessenden Maine Committee On Finance

Fugitive Slave Law Amendment Debate in Congress

The House discussed an amendment to the fugitive slave law aiming to bar recapture of fugitives without proof of loyalty to the Government. Various members debated resolutions and procedural moves as adjournment approached. Other bills discussed include harbor improvements in Philadelphia and a habeas corpus act, with committees set to print and consider.

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Gen Scott Letter on Trent Affair and Anglo American Ties

General Scott argues the United States seeks calm relations with Britain and rejects claims of an intention to seize Mason and Slidell. He defends neutral rights, notes prior naval practice, and urges liberal treatment of neutrals while preserving maritime privileges. The letter frames the Trent incident within long standing diplomacy and cautions both nations against war.

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