Grant Receives Lieutenant General Rank Amid Presidential Ceremony
The President, with full Cabinet present, formally appoints Major General Ulysses S. Grant as Lieutenant General of the United States. Grant accepts, acknowledging the heavy responsibilities and the Providence guiding the nation. Reports describe a warm reception in Washington as crowds honor his service and mark a pivotal moment in the Civil War era.
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Deserters in Canada Seek Return to Union Regiments
Report notes deserters and friends in Canada seeking pardon and return to their regiments. They did not intend harm, but were influenced by Copperhead politicians. The piece frames the matter as a cleansing of loyalties rather than punishment.
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Entertainment at Court-house March 22 in old people crowd
A Tuesday evening event titled Cancer to be presented at the Court-house on March 22 draws a large crowd of older residents. The performance promises 80 scenes with many attractions and a revival of past customs and costumes, including the singers in their period attire.
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Sabbath School Exhibition at St D ai es Church York Struet
Notice invites a Sabbath School Exhibition at St. D ai es Church York Street on Thursday evening the 24th inst. The programme promises highly interesting exercises. An admission fee of 15 conies will be charged to raise funds for a sanitary project for the school.
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Monument to Gen Reynolds and local notices at Gettysburg
Local items report plans for a monument to Major General Rexontes and praise Pennsylvania figures. Death notices memorialize Samuel Durbovaw and Santen Dukuonaw with character references. Gettysburg National Bank organized under federal act and bank operations imminent. Elections, appointments, and resignations noted for borough offices and district officials. Retail moves include a new grocery location on York Street.
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New Hampshire Victory and Political Shifts Highlighted
In a turbulent update from the Granite State, Union majorities surged in Governor Grimury’s re-election, and a broad GOP gain swept state offices and a large portion of the legislature. The article notes strong Union support, contrasts with prior results, and lists key elected figures, including state executives and senators, amid broader wartime context and public sentiment.
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Soldiers Pay Rise Debate Splits State Senate
A heated session records a Senate vote on increasing private soldiers pay and commissions. Kinsey of Yorks was the lone yes for the raise. many members dodged or abstained. Speaker resigns and is re-elected. copperhead senators oppose distributing voting rights to soldiers.
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War rumors recount Gettysburg actions with McClellan column
A long unsigned report from Washington and New York presses details parliamentary debates over Gettysburg conduct and Gen. Meade’s maneuvers. It cites statements by Gen. McClellan and engages in speculation about command dynamics, Lincoln receptions, and the presence of Grant among war leaders. The narrative links to hospitalities, prisoner accounts, and the broader wartime climate surrounding the battle’s aftermath.
Arrival of General Grant At Washington In March
March 1 report notes Lieutenant General Grant attracting attention in military circles. Grant, welcomed by the President and Secretary of War, is said to be arranging his field assignment while in Washington. He is expected to depart for the Western theater soon with General Meade. Weather disruptions and health remedies are also mentioned in a promotional note for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers and other throat aids.
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