The Tribune Almanac and Political RegisterHorace Greeley, John Fitch Cleveland, F. J. Ottarson, Alexander Jacob Schem, Edward McPherson, Henry Eckford Rhoades Tribune Association, 1862 - Almanacs, American |
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... Washington , satisfied that no recogni- Congress met at Washington , ex - President Tyler nition of their government would take place under presiding . President Lincoln . Beauregard demands of Maj . Anderson the surrender of Fort ...
... Washington , satisfied that no recogni- Congress met at Washington , ex - President Tyler nition of their government would take place under presiding . President Lincoln . Beauregard demands of Maj . Anderson the surrender of Fort ...
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... Washington . [ From erners ..... President Lincoln called for 42,000 three this date for many days troops were rapidly pour - years ' volunteers . ing in for Washington , Annapolis , and Fortress Monroe . ] April 25 - Maj . Sibley ...
... Washington . [ From erners ..... President Lincoln called for 42,000 three this date for many days troops were rapidly pour - years ' volunteers . ing in for Washington , Annapolis , and Fortress Monroe . ] April 25 - Maj . Sibley ...
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... Washington , N. C ..... Skirmish on Block Bayou , La . April 6. - Rebel cainp at Green Hill , Tenn . , broken up ; 5 killed and 15 taken , April 7 - Bombardment of Fort Sumter by Admi- ral Dupont ; the fleet driven off ; fort little ...
... Washington , N. C ..... Skirmish on Block Bayou , La . April 6. - Rebel cainp at Green Hill , Tenn . , broken up ; 5 killed and 15 taken , April 7 - Bombardment of Fort Sumter by Admi- ral Dupont ; the fleet driven off ; fort little ...
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April Arkansas army Bell BOSTON Breckinridge California captured cavalry cent CHAP Charles Charleston City Congress Counties court DAY OF MONTH Decl Delaware Democrats Districts Douglas duty election Even'g Fayette Franklin Government Governor gunboats Henry ILLINOIS Indiana Iowa Island Jackson James Jefferson JERSEY John July June Kansas Kentucky killed land Legislature Lincoln Louisiana Madison majority manufactures MARYL'D Maryland MICHIGAN Mississippi Missouri Monroe morn Navy NewCo North officers Ohio Oregon PENNSYLVANIA Pens perigee persons President prisoners proclamation railroad rebellion rebels defeated regiments Republicans Rhode Island rises River Secession Senate Sept sets Skirmish slaves soldiers South Carolina SUN MOON SUN SUN Tenn Tennessee Territory Texas thereof Thomas tion Total vote TRIBUNE troops Union loss Unionists United Virginia volunteers Warren Washington Wayne whole vote William WISCONSIN wounded York YORK CITY