Rebels battered by river and city siege events update
Reports from the era describe St Albans raiders rearrested in Quebec and a fire destroying Phillips Academy at Andover. Savannah rail lines cut and the city invested. Grants department rumors claim rebel strength fading. Admiral Farragut may be promoted. Chicago harbor funds allocated. gold closed at 2238.
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Brazil Demands Reparations as War With Uruguay Proceeds
Telegraphic dispatches report Brazil pressing for satisfaction over the seizure of the Florida in Bahia harbor and continuing hostilities with Uruguay. Gen Morres allegedly moved 8000 troops on Montevideo, a blockade ordered, while Brazil denies full war status. A separate item notes a Union cavalry scout Waterbury mortally wounded near Petersburg, disguising as Union to elude capture.
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Proclamation by Lincoln Calls 50000 Volunteers
Lincoln issues a national call for 50000 volunteers to serve one to three years to fill unallotted quotas. If towns districts or wards fail to fill by February 15 1865 a draft will be made. The declaration cites Confederate wartime setbacks and Treasury bond decisions.
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House Debates Prisoner Exchanges and Paper Tax Impacts
Congress debated prisoner exchange communications and approved deficiency funding while discussing printing costs and a whiskey tax. Witnesses claimed paper prices rose from manufacturing constraints and a 20 percent tax, harming newspapers and knowledge access.
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