Reports of Shenandoah Valley Actions and Reconnaissance
The dispatches recount Confederate and Union actions in the Shenandoah Valley with reports of General Bragg’s overstatement, Union forces led by General Schofield and General Sherman advancing near Wilmington, and claims of a notable but contested victory. Reinforcements and military positions around Lee, Johnston, and Sherman are noted, with expectations of Sherman’s arrival and further reports of success.
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James Harlan and Freeman Clark Nominated to Key Posts
The Hon James Harlan of Iowa is nominated and confirmed as Secretary of the Interior replacing Judge Ash who resigned. The Hon Freeman Clarke of New York is nominated and confirmed as Comptroller of the Currency replacing Hugh McCulloch.
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Senators sworn in across states on inauguration day
Fragmentary OCR lists senators sworn in including Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota, Delaware, West Virginia, Oregon, Massachusetts, Illinois and others with unclear spellings and misplaced letters.
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Enlistment Provisions Highlight New Enrollment Act Analysis
The Ohio State Journal outlines key sections of the New Enrollment Act noting revisions before draft drawing, local credit rules, substitutes, exemptions, penalties for recruiters, and desertion consequences. Provisions cover credit for service duration, authority to draft, and penalties for fraud or illicit recruitment. Section 21 threatens loss of citizenship and forbids holding office for those dodging the draft.
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Change in Enrollment Act allows muster and credit by donating clubs
Washington reports Congress approved Representative Spalding's amendment to the Enrollment Act enabling recruits to be mustered into U S service and credited as directed by the clubs that furnished them. The measure, urged by Judge Spalding and memorialized by W P Fogg, ends favoring drafted men who avoid duties and shifts credit to contributing neighbors.
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Ohio Legislature Updates and Budget Actions Report
The Ohio Legislature discusses amendments to a game bill and forestry protections, votes on penalties for deserters, and advances multiple House and Senate items. Actions include canal improvements funding, bequests and bridge funds, prison chaplaincy salary cuts, guardian ward laws, and an appropriation bill proceeding in committee. The Senate notes bounty debates and salary adjustments for assembly members while the House contends with judiciary and public works measures.
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Senate Adopts Standing Committees for Mines and Mining
The Thirty-Ninth Congress panel sets the Senate standing committees with chairs and members across Foreign Relations, Finance, Commerce, Manufactures, Agriculture, Military Affairs, Naval Affairs, Post Office, Public Lands, Indian Affairs, Pensions, Revolutionary Claims, Patents, Public Buildings, Territories, Pacific Railroad, and other panels. Debate over credentials of Mr Snow from Arkansas triggers executive session and continued objections from Mr Davis of Kentucky before adjournment.
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Johnson as Vice President Accused of Intemperance
The Tribune reports claims Andrew Johnson, newly sworn in as Vice President, is demented by liquor and gave a senseless harangue. It notes alleged habits disqualifying him, urges reform, and critiques opposing journals for political theater while highlighting two drunken Senators.
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