Northern Fish River clash captures wagons and mules
A report states the forces charged the enemy wagon train at eight o'clock, seizing two horses and ten mules harness, and killing eight mules to destroy their transport. The action occurred between the east and north prory of Fish River, two miles north of Magnolia.
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Sherman Johnston surrender shocks Washington leaders
Washington reacts to the Sherman and Johnston surrender with speculation on terms of amnesty and military concessions. Grant rushes to North Carolina to influence negotiations while Mosby and officers discuss surrender terms, face repudiation by Hancock, and Sherman’s plan may affect Senatorial races in Ohio.
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Hon Richard Wallach mayor of Washington joins in Philadelphia farewell efforts with Major General Dix arriving tonight. Citizens show deep grief through mourning attire and flags, with General Grant and General Meade’s residences among the most visibly draped in crepe. Crowds at Independence Hall extend a half mile as the throng remains at 10 PM.
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Booth Injured in Fall Likely Caused by Horse
Government reports indicate Booth fell with his horse on Friday night the 14th, likely fracturing a leg. He is said to have shaved his moustache, and Harper's Weekly likeness is noted as accurate. Surgeons are urged to pursue the case as loyal citizens condemn his crimes.
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Surrender of Mobile Report From New Orleans Dates
The Times notes Gen Canby occupies the Mobile Custom House and Gen Granger leads the Department. Mobile signs surrender at 3 PM on the 12th amid calm streets and grateful citizens. Cotton seized ranges 20 000 to 30 000 bales with pitch and other stock captured. Three hundred guns and large ammo stores secured. 3800 Confederate prisoners taken at Spanish Fort. The city opens post office, pilots offered, and Granger tours with warm reception.
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Rebel sentiment after assassination shocks loyal troops
Reports from Goldsboro and surrounding camps describe anger and bitterness among Union forces after the President's murder. A rebel comment provoked instant execution by soldiers and the armistice order was met with cold reception, signaling tense post assassination mood.
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Rebel leaders plan new stand after Lee surrender
Suffolk correspondent reports that Jeff Davis learned of Lee's surrender at Danville and planned to move to Texas to rally an army. He ordered cavalry to burn Melcherin and Roanoke river bridges and to evacuate Weldon as a Confederate retreat.
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