From New-Orleans: The Pirate Alabama Off the Mouth of the Mississippi– 2
Department of the Gulf: Affairs up the River – 2-3
Important from Vicksburgh: How the Ram Queen of the West Ran Past the Rebel Batteries – 3
Important from Tennessee: Lebanon Entered by Our Forces – 3
Rebellion Within the Rebellion: The Confederates Resisted in Georgia – 3-4
A Gallant Affair: Expedition into Texas by a Party of Loyal Kansas Indians – 4
From the Army of the Potomac: Consideration of Mr. Sherman’s Finance Bill in the Senate – 4-5
The Loving Lilliputians: Warren-Thumbiana – 5-7
Troubles in Georgia – 7
Editorial: The Distress in New-Orleans – 7-8
Murfreesboro and Vicksburgh – 8
Amusements – 8
Somehow I managed to miss mention of the Shelton Laurel Massacre, in western North Carolina, on January 18.
It was clearly not a general rebellion against the Confederacy, though the locals were Unionists.
Rather, their problem was lack of salt for curing meat and that was a very serious matter.
Both the number of such massacres and the numbers killed were relatively small in the Civil War, compared to most any other war.
Still, they deserve to be remembered & commented on, so I'll construct a table similar to the state battles to track them.