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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1865
Page
2
Sherman Arrival at Fayetteville and Goldsboro News Reel
The dispatches report General Sherman’s march toward Fayetteville North Carolina and his occupation of Goldsboro. Reb press warned of intelligence leaks but Sherman advances with Hardee keeping distance. Analysts see a junction with Schofield and possible link to Grant for Richmond, while Stanton Grant and Sherman are hailed as supreme leaders in the Union effort. Old Glory marches victoriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Fayetteville
North
Carolina
Savannah
Hardee
Pregume
Schofeld
Grant
Richmond
EL Nui
Stanton
Shermay
Cp Ina
Telegraph
Goldsboro
Devastating Ohio Valley Floods Cause Widespread Loss
A historic flood along the Ohio River caused severe damage from Pittsburg to Rochester. Depth reached around 31 to 35 feet, washing away oil facilities, destroying bridges, and leaving Oil City heavily impoverished. Rail lines and roads suffered, with relief efforts by railroad officials and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Oil City
Bridgewater
Rochester
Central Railroad
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayrey & Chicago Rrb
Clevaland & Pit ‘Taburg R.R
Sherman monitor reports missing details from City Point
Report from Washington says soldiers reached City Point Sunday via scouts who left last week. It notes General Sherman occupied Goldsboro without opposition after linking with Schofield. Sheridan is at the White House receiving supplies for future movements as the army remains idle.
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Sherman
Washington
City Point
Shersmann
Goldsboro
Schofield
Eneral Sheridan
White House
Sheridan
Pamaaky
Times
Karaond
James-tiver
Scottaville
Davilsville
Roachland
Lee
Proclamation on Desertion and War News
President Lincoln issues a proclamation demanding deserters return within sixty days with pardons upon reentry, detailing penalties for noncompliance. The document notes Provost Marshal procedures and war-time moves, including Sheridan and divisions in Virginia and rumors of Petersburg evacuation and military morale improvements.
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United States
Himjin
Deland
Peron
Advir
Cignepon
Rat
AnrAnam Lincoly
Do- Jishue
Sai A
Washington
Vabranam-Lincoln
IL Sewatti
Biate
Secretary of War
Marghals, Ames B
Fry
Gio
Mat
Gen
New York
Ifancher
Petersburg
Sherm
Schofeld
Weldon Road
Sheridan's Great Raid Near White House Across River
Journal reports Sheridan's cavalry arriving on the north bank of the river near White House, repairing the damaged bridge and preparing for a river crossing. Dispatches say Early planned an attack on Sheridan’s flank at Goochland but was delayed. Rebels moved toward Ashland. Longstreet's division converged as Union forces pursued.
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White House
Sheridan
Roberta
Times
Fredericks Hall
Monroe
Cning
Goochland
Buthe
Fredericksberg
South Anna
Ashland
Fora
Burton
Harly
Longstreet
WOS
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New Castle Uniurt
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Iron City College
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