Petersburg Siege Myth and the Beahvior of the Army
The narrative challenges the idea Petersburg is besieged while detailing Smith and Hancock operations from the Chickahominy to the James. It notes Beauregard’s defense, the failed fruitless assault of Saturday, and argues Petersburg remains outside a formal siege despite strategic importance and heavy fighting.
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Petersburg
Ita
Richmond
Baltimore
Washington
Kant
Lee
Beauregard
Grant
Beauvord
Charleston
Army of the Potomac
Gropere
Longstreet
Ewell
Hill
Northern Virginia
Butler
Hunter
Chickahominy
the James
Malvernills
Malvern Hills
Smith
Appomattox
Point of Rocks
Brooks
Martindale
Tey
Pickett
Burnside
Hancock
Miles
Neill
Ccorps
Wilcox
Ledlie
Warren
Coal Harbor
WM. Swinton
Ocor
N. Y
Story of a Black Refugee From Beaufort in 1864
An escaped enslaved man named Jack Frowers recounts brutal treatment by Master Holley near Beaufort South Carolina. He describes fetters weighing 50 pounds a wage of 600 lashes for idleness and a forced rail task before fleeing through woods and swamps to Port Royal. He details dog hunts and a perilous night crossing to reach Union lines while seeking freedom and family.
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Beaufort
Jack Frowers
Henry Fuller
S. C
Baltimore
South Carolina
Union
Jack
Holley
Eee
Holly
Aiken
Sol
Barnwell’s
Port Royal
Port Royal Ferry
Coosa
Kenesaw
Schofield
Nose’s Creek
Hooker
Scofield
Howard
Palmer
Stanley
Whitaker
Croft
Kirby
101St Ohio
Col. Grose
Wood
A. C
Marietta
20Th
Johnson
Chattahoochee
Cin. Gazette
The Kenesaw Mountain Scene and Rebellion Echoes
A wartime diary excerpt recounts Confederate and Union positions near Kenesaw Mountain Georgia with skirmishes and artillery bombardments. It notes a tense standoff, ongoing assaults, and prisoner captures as Union forces advance toward Marietta under difficult weather.
A Commercial Organ on the Gold Panic
The article argues that gold price spikes were a market dodge by ring operators to frighten Congress into delay. It cites the Blackman brothers seeking to sell gold amid inflated quotes and reports only two brokers willing to trade at all, with prices moving modestly.
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Congress
Blackman
Wall Street
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