Mixed Dispatches From Civil War Era and International News
The brief itemization notes resignations and letters on constitutional amendments, bond discoveries at the Treasury, estate dispatches, and rumors from Paris, Coburg, and Richmond. It mentions General James Negley resigning, a New Jersey vote on a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and various foreign affairs and societal notes including marriages, empress attire, and a vigil of political shifts.
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James
Negley
Havana
Paris
Goebin
Soldier Letters From a Civil War Siege Writ in 1866
A New York dated February 1866 dispatch recounts Union soldiers in a besieged area living in tenements of brick and log, exposed to cold and smoke. It shares mournful scenes of prisoners, weathered families awaiting news, and a Northern wife's letters urging faith and endurance. The piece laments atrocities and questions Christian duty as it reflects on war’s human cost.
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Lees
Bumt
Army of the Potomac
Boutbora
Cortes
Eo Jong
Salisbury
Poe
New York
Dry Goods Auction Sales in New York
A New York Express report on a Thursday dry goods auction at the warehouse on the wharfage where cash on delivery terms yielded prices higher than Curtis & Co. previous sale. Cotton goods and flannels sold with notable price gains, including a cotton hose sale rising about five percent, reflecting an active market.
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New York
New York Express
Thurs
Wierage
Curtis & Co
Usit
Verett
le Samper
Railway Accidents Reported Near Clark's Hill
The Lafayette Courier details a rail collision south of Clark's Hill on a stormy afternoon. Two forward cars, an express and a mail coach, crashed, causing injuries to an employee and extensive damage, with the train failing to arrive until 10 o'clock.
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Lafayette Courier
Clark's Hill
World magazine reports deadly explosion in Buenos Ayres area
A Buenos Ayres letter recounts a terrible explosion at a major artillery station on December 8. The magazine detonated causing numerous casualties with 126 soldiers listed missing and limited recovery so far due to powder stored at the site.
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South America
Buenos
From the South Dispatches Report Confederate Movements
Telegraph summaries report General W. death announced this morning. Enem y forces held at Duncan's bridge while Wheeler notes infantry strikes on Graham's and Jacksonville rail lines. Column advances at Branchville as reinforcements push forward at multiple points.
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Pebrusey
Bates
Duncan's
Wheeler
Tanemy
Graham's
Jackville
Branchville
Quiet Day South of Paranssone Amid Stalemate
February 8 reported no fighting as the front line held south of Paranssone. Qaid operations resumed after a pause, but no progress was made as forces remained in position and movements toward decisive action were not advanced.
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Paranssone
Qaid
Mtcia
Civil War Debate in Confederate Congress and Lincoln Role
Fragmentary report outlines Davis and Davis ally concerns about river of Confederate power, army adequacy, and resources. Mentions capture of Gavinneh, debates on Confederate status, and speeches by Hunter and Benjamin about reunification and Lincoln's stance amid rebel resistance.
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Eff Davis
Abel Gorn
Teatebner
Gavanneh
Davis
Mate Pooa
Davey Beanie Benjani
Gilmer
Simen
Lee
Rebe
Benator Hunter
Lincoln
Congress
Benjamin
Ceeaoase Pemmaren
Dispatches From Grant's Army Report Desertions and Executions
Fragmentary notes describe executions for desertion on Hancock Run and Haidns Run. Mentioned are Samuel Giement and 3d Maine, aged 24, with others to be shot. harsh winter and grim combative pace cited as causes.
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Grant
Hatcher
Maine
Hugh ¥. Riley
Ahetts
Haidins
Expedition against Farmer’s in Maccourri Bayou
A cleaving account notes a recent expedition against Farmer’s forces on Maccourri Bayou. The operation destroyed several enemy rendezvous and resulted in the capture of two steam boats and their entrail fleet.
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Farmer's Ee
Maccourri Bayou
Fragmentary Civil War Era Dispatches and Legislation Notes
A New York telegraphic summary from February 13 reports varied Civil War happenings. It cites Lincoln administration discussions on Union restoration, Grant’s movements near Petersburg, cabinet shifts at Richmond, and debates over currency and tax policy, including a proposed lager beer tax adjustment and a mining license provision. The piece includes fragmented references to Adams, Seward, Bankes, and Davis, with forecasts on military strategy and government authority amid ongoing conflict.
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New York
New
Henry
Foote Congress
Geretoum
City
Cort
St. Vol
Herald
Washington
Hampton
Lincoln
Hunter
Campbell
Union
Seward
Adams
New Orleans
Banke
Richmond Dispatch
Grant
Petersburg
Hatchker
Ta Elde
Richmond Eee
Jeff. Davis
Memminger
Seddon
Mallory
Navy Permanent
State Department
Apa
Joe Johnson
Davie
Richmond
Lee
CO. Rives
UN Hag
Grapes Storage and Society Notes From Washington Meeting
The meeting discussed storing grapes for winter distribution to men and noted weather conditions. It considered using low boxes or water-tight bags, avoiding soggy fruit, and recommended boxes in cellars or outhouses. Mr Sanford nominated J A Morgen for membership. Adjourned.
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Tol Pobevaey
de A. Wotaphete
Heriaieeal Beree Au
Washington
Sven
Sanford Ted
J. A. Morgen
Parson Brownlow Defiant Amid Tennessee Governor Nomination
The Knoxville Whig reports Parson Brownlow’s defiant stance as Union supporters nominate him for Tennessee governor. The piece attacks opponents as cowards and corrupt, urging loyal men to remain steadfast despite accusations and potential convictions.
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Parson Brownlow
Tennessee
Knoxville
Local Notice Summary in Bloomington Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary report mentions Isaac Fank of Me im and Renee oe with unclear roles. The text includes garbled references to a fee deed and state representation but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Eoun Bloomington
Isaac Fank
Meim
Biafi
Renee
Interval Revenue Stamp Duty Bonds in Legal Proceedings
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenues has ruled on bonds in a legal matter. The decision states that certain bonds are null or void. The full interpretation remains unclear from the fragment.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenues
Evans and Lindsey Agents Report of Company Condition
The document lists assets and debts for the company with total assets and liabilities. It names Evans and Lindsey, agents at 66 West Third Street, as custodians of the statement and notes secured debts and due obligations under a court or corporate filing.
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Evans & Lindsey
West Third Street
P Fandeet
Renee Gheerpeeoee
Mort Eng
É. S As Peret
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