Abolition piele gains favor as Union moves to end conflict
The abolition press praises General Sherman for near-right actions and surrender terms offered to Johnston. Reports say Lincoln assassination investigations reveal a poisoning attempt, while Union troops shift from Burkville to Richmond. Mobile cotton seizures and Johnson's stance on reconstruction add to the turmoil. Sheridan operates in the Carolinas, Forrest and Roddy engage near Monticello, and Chicago prisoner findings prompt military inquiries. Judicial actions include acquittals and a death sentence expected for Grantel.
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Cin
Johnson
Wilson
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Monticello
Forrest
Lyon
Chalmert
Selton
Tooker
Chicago
Morris
Marmaduke
Walsh
Seniesa
Grentel
General Sherman in Disgrace and Peace Terms Reported
A dispatch from Washington outlines Cabinet disapproval of General Sherman's peace proposal with General Johnston. President Lincoln's telegram rejects political talks and instructs continued military action. The article traces related events including Lincoln's death, Johnston's armistice efforts, and the funeral procession.
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J. M. Stastoy
Sherman
Stonuman
Salisbury
Davis
Mexico
Europe
Richmond
Grant
North Carolina
Johnston
Ly. M. Staxton
Four-armed men reported murdered as cavalry scour country
Uxang ns Anny Potomac reports as many as four men murdered near country houses. Cavalry scour the area with orders to bring in no prisoners found bearing arms. Danville citizens petition Richmond and Danville railroad to open their line noting rolling stock at Danville.
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Uxang'ns Anny Potomac
Danville
Richmond and
Danville Railroad
Mosby Surrender Terms Mirror Johnston Agreement
A Washington special reports that Mosby secured a basis of agreement similar to Johnston’s. The memorandum, drawn by Gen. Chapman with 22 federals and 20 rebel officers present, would have Mosby surrender on Johnston’s terms if Hancock approves the arrangement. If approved, Mosby would have days to await Johnston’s reply, with no skirmishing in Farquhar and Loudon counties in the interim.
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Tyril
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Chapman
Fetern
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