Sherman moves and political shifts ripple through states
The telegraph relays comments on Sherman’s movements hindering Gov Brown’s trip to the capital. Notes include Senate President’s stance against gubernatorial sanctions, militia reports to Gen South, and Beas from NC reinforcing Georgia forces. Also mentions Holt declining Attorney General, assignments for Cattee, a $20 million government loan, and voting totals in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky showing McClellan gains over Lincoln.
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Accession to Commerce in Early East Asia Trade
An 19th century view on opening China and Japan to world trade. The piece extols commerce as the driver of friendly relations and notes the US led the way with a treaty of amity with Japan. It recounts early clashes, the Perry era, and treaties ensuring safe passage through strategic waters. The text praises concessions, ports, and ongoing commercial benefits.
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Amusement at Port Hell Sparks Naval Fire North Atlantic
Daily battlefield updates note bombardment along the coast with a shower of shells aimed at entertainment for visiting English guests. Reports claim Sherman is advancing toward the sea coast while other generals may be heard from. dispatches mention engagements near the Oconee and Beaufort area.
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Rebel Movements Through Georgia and Louisiana Explain Confederate Efforts
New Orleans and Richmond papers detail Sherman advancing through Georgia with reports of Kilpatrick's cavalry repulsed at the Oconee river and Union troops moving toward Augusta. General Buckner commands in Louisiana with Alexandria fortified. Allen of Louisiana organizes ten regiments in Shreveport. Lee reports a successful cavalry raid destroying enemy stores and capturing prisoners, while militia politics buzz in Georgia as governor issues new control orders.
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