The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-01-31
WHOLE No. 272.
REBELLIoN RECORD OF IseS.

Sec. cameron retireS FRO n the Cabinet
January So-Battle of Mill Spring, and
defeat of Zollicoffer
January 25-Expuleion of Mr.. Bright,
of Indiana. from the Senate.
February 6-Capture of Fl. Henry.
February 8-Capture of Roanoke Island.
February l6-Capture of Fort Donelson.
February 25-Nashville occupied
March 6. z, 8-Battle of Pea Ridge.
March 8-Destruction of the Cumberland
and Congress by the Merrimac.
March 9-Manassas evacuated by the
rebels.
March 14-Capture of Newberu.
March l5-Evacuation of New Madrid
by the rebels.
March e5-Battle at Winchester.
April 6, battle at Shiloh or PittsburC
Landing.
April 7-Surrender of Island No. 10, to
Commodore Foote.
April 11-Surrender of Fort Pulaski.
April 23-Commodore Farragut runs
past Forts Phillip and Jackson
April 25-Our feet before New Orleans.
May 3-Evacuation of Yorktown
May Battle of Williamsburg.
Gen. Wool took possession of Norfolk.
May Battle of West Point.
May Gen. Hunters proclamation is
sued at Hilton Head.
May lO-Naval battle near Fort Wright.
on the Mississippi river.
May 1.-THE Merrimao blown up.
MAJ l3-Robert Smalls runs the steamer
Planter out of Charles .on.
May l6-The Monitor and Galens re-
pulsed near Fort Darling. on James river.
May 19-Hunter's proclamation aunulled
by the President:
May 93-Federal victory at Lewisbutg,
Western Virginia.
May 94-Col Kenley's First Maryland
regiment routed at Front Royal
May s5-Gen. Banks retreats through
Winchester.
May 29-Evacuation of Corinth.
May 81, and June battle of Fair Oaks
or Seven Pines.
June Great Naval victory before
Memphis.
| June G--Battle of Cross Keys.
June Battle of Port Republic.
June l3--Rebel raid at White House,
rear OF McClellan's army.
June 16-Reverse at James Island, near
Charleston.
July 1--Great battle in front of Rich
mond
President Lincoln calls for 800, 900 vol
unteers.
July 1O-Congress adiourns.
July l3--The rebels attack Murfreesboro.
July l4--Gen. Pope takes command of
the Army of Virginia.
July 16- The rebel ifon-clad gunboat
Arkansas succeeds in passing our feet at
Vicksburg.
August 4-The President calls for $780,
900 militia.
August 5--Battle Of Baton Rouge.
August 8-Citizens liable to draft pro-
hibted from leaving their States and county
August 9--Battlep of Cedar Mountains
August 25--Gen. Pope began his retreat
from the Rapidan.
August 90. 90, 3o-Battles at and near
Bull Run.
August 3O-Battle at Chintilly.
September martial law at Cincinnati.
September 1.-The rebel army crosses
the Potomac.
September 5-Battle of Washington, N. C.
September l4-Battle of South Noun
tains.
September l5-Surrender of Harper's
Ferry.
September i7-Battle of Antietam.
September 22-Proclamation of Enamel
patton.
September 29-Gen. Davis shoots Gen.
Nelson, at Louisville.
October s and battle at Corinth.
October Battle at Perryvile, KY.
October 10 and I2-Stuart's cavalry
raid into Pennsylvania.
October 22-VictoIy at Maysville. Ark.
October 23-Gen. MitcbelI's attack upon
the South Carolina Railroad.
October 24-Gen. Buell. relieved of his
command in Kentucky, and Rosecrans ap-
pointed in his place.
November 3-News of the depredations
of the Alabama near coast.
November Cen. Mcclellan superseded
by Gen. Burnside.
November 16-Bnrnside's army reaches
December 4-Gen. Banks expedition
leaves New York.
The pirate Alabama boards the steamer
Ariel.
December Battle of Prairie Grove.
Arkansas.
December II--Gen. Burnside occupies
fredericksburg.
December I4-Battle of fredericksburg.
December l4--Gen. Banks reaches New
Orleans.
December 15-Gen. Burnside rscrosses
he Rappahannock.
December le-Federal victory at KiDgs-
on. N. G.
December 2o-Rebels capture Holly
Springs. 49,
December 23-MOrgan's third raid into
Kentucky.
December a7-Capture of ElizabsthtOwn.
Kentucky.
December s8-Gen. Heron occupies