Rumors of Cabinet Rift and Chase Withdrawal
Telegraph dispatches report serious strain in the Cabinet with rumors of Secretary Chase leaving the Treasury amid party tensions. The piece details factions, potential resignations, and political maneuvering surrounding Lincoln, Blair, Banks, and Washington’s influence, noting military and internal political pressures.
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Chase
Chicago
Kooe
Sud
Republican Party
Thene
Mel Chase
Lincoln
Coorsee
Treasury
Me. Chase
Tts
Hase
Fly
Biante
Congress
Chitgen
Mr. Chave
Che
Tonnan
The Plymouth Disaster and Rebel Ram Action Report
A Plymouth North Carolina frontier clash details a rebel ram attack on Union ships, the Southfield and Miami. The Southfield sinks after heavy cannon fire, while the Miami rescues officers and crew, with Captain Flusser wounded and the rebel vessel pressing the fight.
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New York
Moston
Plymouth
North Carolina
Fort Gray
Keanghe
Ater
Port Gray
Abe
Lengatekode
Phusser
Flas Eee
van Hinself
Miami
Southfield
Breach
Weasel
General McClellan Defended by Loyal Soldiers
An independent Newport newspaper defends General McClellan against slander from Horace Greeley and the New York Tribune. It praises McClellan as a true man who commands a loyal army and vows soldiers will stand by him, criticizing critics who would weaken the fight against rebellion. The piece argues Greeley’s loyalty is beside the point and asserts McClellan has earned soldierly respect.
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Washington
Cincinnati Gasette
Guak
Hed Rivar
Snys
Banks
Barks
Baltimore
New York
Gen. McClellan
McClellan
Eeery Railuy
Tribune
Newport
Reyues
Noman
McClethan
N.Y. Tribune
Greeley
United States Army
Cian
Colous
Horace Creeley
Outraged Citizens Demand Action Against City Ravagers
A Davenport area byroads report details repeated attacks by rowdy soldiers on local property. Windows are smashed goods stolen and cluttered along the road while residents fear worse harm. Vandalism targets McBelle and Fulton properties and Shields family parlor window stones. Authorities urged to act to halt the outrages.
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Tavenport
East Davenport
Mc Belle
Renwick's Mill
Cam McClellan
McDride
Joseph Shields
Bia
Debate on free speech and military pay sparks Congress clash
A fiery speech defends freedom of expression amid disputes over soldier pay and opposition to gag laws. The speaker warns that silencing dissent threatens the nation, citing historical tyranny and urging trust in the people to judge right from wrong. He recalls figures from Ireland and mentions emigration pressures. The address ends urging restraint to avoid civil conflict and preserve republican ideals.
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Genthanantram Obie
America
Ohio
Mexico
Patriogam From Such Ma Sunteen
Mac
Obie
Lin
Hia Neon
Arum
Aran
Aram
Sid Acai
Sires
Abolition Party
Robespierre
Marat
St. Dust
Nero
Sanppose
Bigota
Senk
New York
Trav
Imust
Chia
Thia
Confederate Ironclads and Blockade Breaker Plans
The article details Confederate naval capabilities including more than twenty ironclads and two steam rams in the South, with vessels stationed at Mobile Charleston Savannah and North Carolina ports. It notes plans to challenge the Union blockade, potential operations along James River Potomac and the Wilmington to Richmond railroad, and expected arrival of British French built ships before June.
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Banrimone
Ford
Georgia
Shreveport
Red River
Louisiana
Kinston
Goldsboro
Neuse
Tar
Wilmington and Welden
Nhux
Roanoke River
North Carolina
Wilmington
Richmond
Newborn
Albemarle
Paniico Sound
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah River
Ingrahan
Fort Darling
Metrinne No. 2
James River
Hinsmpton Roada
Potomac
Great Britain
France
Atlantic
England
Confederacy
Chiss
Savannah
Achilles
Minnesota
War Report From Fort Berthold 1864 Cavalry Expedit
Special Correspondent reports a Mackinaw boat arriving from Fort Berthold with eight men. They describe 1 500 lodges of allied Indians near Pere Berthold ready to oppose Gen Sully’s march. Tribes named include Lanktounais Unepupas Minneconjoes Cut Henda and Binekeet. The Dakota campaign is expected to begin within weeks with the Gb Town volunteer cavalry.
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Correspondynes Chivaga Tribune
Fort Raspaw
D.L
Sally
Dakota
Gb Town
Lidinus
Jones Seeks Pardon for Lord Sellick House Plunder
In the spring of 1783 Paul Jones wrote to the Countess asking pardon for the outrage after plundering Lord Sellick's house. He claimed he would recover the stolen plate and return it. The plate was eventually returned intact with tea leaves in the silver teapot, delighting the Countess.
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Jones
de. Franklin
St. Mary's Tate
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