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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1865

Page

2

War News from Richmond After Grant's Campaign

The report notes Gen. Lee staying in Richmond a bit too long and Grant’s successes arousing grateful sentiment with calm public reaction. It suggests negro troops may first reach Richmond, and mentions Gen. Banks's ill daughter delaying his departure for New Orleans.

Gen. Lee Richmond Grant War Office Gen. Banks New Orleans

Loss of Life in Civil War Steamship Disaster

The steamer Gen. Lyon, Wilmington to Fortress Monroe, with 400 to 500 troops aboard, burned off Hatteras in a gale. The Sedgwick rescued 28 survivors including officers and soldiers from the 99th 89th 6th New York 52d 56th Illinois and 5th Ohio. The Lyon burned to a shell and grounded on breakers as rescuers approached.

Sth Miles 5Th Corps White Oak Road Hatcher’s Run Mills Humphrey Sargeant Pennsylvania Dennison 6Th Corps Fifth Corps Sheridan Southside Sutherland Dinwiddie Wilmington Sedgwick Lyon 99Th 89Th New York Sinois Ohio

Rebel Conscription Resistance and Savannah News

From New York April 2 the Arago brings Savannah Herald files. Rebels resist conscription at Augusta while locals doubt Confederate prospects. Kilbourne travels Savannah to Fernandina to set up an agency. Since Sherman's Savannah capture many ships enter the port and Mitchelville plans an all freedmen vote and offices.

New York Hilton Head Savannah Herald Augusta Kilbourne Treasury Savannah Fernandina Sherman Mitchelville South Carolina Georgia

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