Butler Removed From Army of the James
New York reports that Major General Butler has been removed by the President from command of the Army of the James and the Department of Virginia and North Carolina and ordered to report to Lowell Massachusetts. General Ord succeeds temporarily as head of the command. Blair Sr is in Richmond seeking peace options, with limited authority. Richmond sources say rebels plan evacuation as government property and officials depart the interior.
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Herald
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Winchester
War Department
Noti Cation
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Ohio Militia and War Fund Notes and Guardsmen
The governor reports on flag burial proposals for war heroes, funding for families of soldiers and the militia levy to support living costs. He details abuses in fund distribution, calls for county penalties for late reports, and notes militia mobilization that produced 85 982 volunteers organized into regiments for Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia with losses at Monocacy.
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Guarding the State in War and the Draft Crisis
The Governor praises the National Guard for rapid organization and service, notes costs from a million-appropriation, and urges stronger measures to defend the state. He warns of insubordination, Sons of Liberty activity, and mass draft evasion, and calls for improved enrollment and armament.
Ohio Staunchly Backs War Effort and Punishment for Desertion
The speech urges strict measures against deserters to reduce quotas and preserve civil rights for future offenses. It lauds President Lincoln on the war's course, asserts loyalty of Ohio, and calls legislators to act decisively for victory while honoring fallen heroes and guiding the nation toward a land of human freedom.
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Hood and Forrest men and wagons move on Civil War front
The Commercials correspondent estimates Hood crossed the Tennessee with 25 000 to 28 000 men while Forrest has about 150 wagons on the north side. Lyon with 800 men captured a company of Tennessee cavalry near McMinnville. Sherman era reports raise doubts about Milledgeville atrocities.
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