Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-01-18

Ties olnce January l, l6b4-N aluable
Table for Reference, &C., &c, g.,
JANUARY.
|. Anniversary OF the emancipation
procIanation-Terrible snow-storn thro.
cut the West. .
3. Death of Archbishop Hughes-Bst
lie of Jonesville, Va. defeat OF 300 I'm
onsts.
+. Death 0! Caleb B. Smith, Secretary
Of the interior.
s Ship Emma Jane, OF New York burn.
ed 10y the Alabama Off the coast of India
destruction Of The Anglo-rebel steamer
Dare
., Repulse Of Early in Western Virgin
ia.
10. Defeat Of the rebels near Strawber-
ry plain, East Tennessee.
IL. New rebel conscription, impressing
all who had furnished substitutes.
II. Bill past extending payment of
bounties TO March |. Wes!moreland.
Richmond, and northumberland counties,
invaded by Union tooops'
10. Grahams expedition up the James
river.
II. Defeat of the rebels under Vance at
Tensville, Tennessee. Denmark refuses
the prussiau and Austrian ultimatunl.
Twenty thousand troops sent into Schles-
wig by Austria.
lG News of burning of a cathedral and
two thousand persons in Santioga, Chilli,
Dec II.
II. Repulse of LongsIreet by SIurgis
below Knoxville, Tennessee.
IS. Senate passes new conscription
bill.
2l. News of rout of Juarezs army near
Morelia, Mexico.
26. CAPTURE of Athens, A labama, by the
rebels. Destructive expedition into Ol-
ustee and Jones counties, North Carolina.
Death of Hon. James b. Clay, Of Kentuc-
ky. Continued advance Of Austrian and
Prusian troops in Sckleswig ... ..E
9S. Two French Frigates enter the port
Of OfAcapulco, Mexico, overhaul American
and other vessels, and demand the surren-
der of the town.
90. Fight near Cumberland gap, Virgin
ia, our forces partially driven by the reb-
els under Jones, who attempt to take the
gap.
81. Ropulse ofthe rebels at Cumberland
gap.
FEBRUARY.
|. The President proclaims draft for
500 900 men on March |. Advance OF
the rebels in Western Virginia Burling.
ION occupied. Engagement at Smithteld
Q Raid of Rosser on Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Rosser's cavalry driven from
Tennessee. Fight at Mechauicsburg gap,
West Virginia. Repulse of the rebels.
War begun in Denmark. Battle at Mis-
sunde. and repulse of the Danes.
2 Defeat of Rosser near Springfield,
Western Virginia. Defeat of Union for
ces under Palmer, Newbern, North Caro-
lima. by fifteen thousand rebels. Advance
of fShefman's Mississippi and Alabama ex-
pedition from Vicksbnrg.
T. Rebels driven from Moreheld, Var
ginia, after hard fight Repulse Of reb-
Ella at Newbern they retire on hlnston'
Sherman crosses the Big Black river,
5. Sherman occupies Jackson ana Ia
zoo city, Mississippi.
6. Florida expedition under Seymou,
lands al Jacksonville. Evacuation OF
Schleswig and the Dannewerk oy the
Danes.
!. Juarez expelled from Monterey.
}. Another raid on the Baltimore AMI
Ohio Railroad. Danes defeated near the
Schlei.
10 Departure of w. l.. Smiths cavalry
expeduion toward Colliersville, Tennes-
see. -.
r. House passes the Senate Conscrlpt-
ion bill with amendments Evacuation
Of Pucbla, Cordova, Jalapa, and orIzaoa'
by the French.
II. Defeat Of Indians and Texans on
the Little Boggy river, Texas. Adyance
Of the allies in Schleswig; continued en-
gagements.
II. Siege of Dupel, Denmark. Unsuc-