Conflicting Civil War Outlook Delivers Mixed Prospects
Longest section discusses Sherman and Thomas operations in the Carolinas and Georgia, predicting continued winter activity and a possible push toward Charleston, Wilmington, and Richmond with Hood’s forces reinforced. It also debates slave armed cooperation, abolitionist views, and foreign reactions amid expectations of shifting loyalties and strategic risk.
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Sherman
Thomas
Carolinas
Georgia
Ani
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Aia
Ate Moet
Shi Tally
Chrleston
Wilmington
Butler
Richmond
Hood
Confederacy
Con. Thomas
West
Soto
Mr. Davis
Lee
Givin
Generil Sherman
Federalg
Bogland
France
Union
England
South
North
Editorial clash over Hetato coverage in Times
In a sharp reply the Hetato accuses the Times of misrepresentation in its Wednesday issue and claims the paper resorted to harsh personal attack. The Hetato says it devoted Thursday to addressing the neighbor and dismisses alleged insults as Billingsgate.
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Times
Billinsgate
Macdutt
Checavinan
New York
Japans grim response to treaty demands described
Holland cables report that the Prince of Ni tagato refused to pay war indemnity. A judicial order ordered razing two palaces and execution of four hundred twenty men and two hundred fifteen women and children. The Mikado and Shogun approved the sentence and the Prince sought aid from Kiang and foreign ministers aboard the Barrossa.
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Japan
Prince of
Nitagato
Yeddo
Mikado
Sicoum
Tao Prince
Kiagrst
Soper
Yaddo
France
England
America
Russia
L'Nicoum
Galignani
Marriage scandal shakes Berlin aristocracy to its core
Count Westphalia, a leading Prussian noble, wed Mile. Catherine Friedburg a danseuse from the Imperial Theatre in St. Petersburg. The couple rented a grand wagon near the American nation hotel and announced a ban of lavish fetes expected to attract Berlin society.
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Westphalia
Prussia
Mile
Catherine Friedburg
Imperial Theatre
St. Petersburg
Balletina
Royal Opera House
Americanation
Berlis
Copper boots and cotillion costs in a Brooklyn tale
A humorous Brooklyn Eagle correspondent quips on married life and expenses. He notes rising costs for shoes, clothes, and children, then shares a domestic anecdote of a father bribed with molasses candy by a cheerful child, illustrating family finances and humor.
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Catherine
Shertely
Silver Stick
Catherine I
Nicholas
Russia
Mra
O'Pake
Meg
O'L
Alexander Themistocles
Poisonous Adwiteration of Vobacco
Philadelphia Inquirer warns tobacco smokers to inspect products as city cases show throat and mouth ailments from a deleterious compound. Report cites adulteration by sumac mixed with tobacco juice, difficult to detect, risking cancer and ulceration. Presidents and colleges noted: College of New Jersey grants Lincoln an LLD.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rebel commentary on Confederate recognition and March threshold
A verbose opinion fragment argues for vital recognition of the Confederate States by acknowledging a Confederate manifest and supporting March fourth as a turning point. It contrasts a Washington government with Richmond authority, noting three border states as the only potential jurisdictional dispute and implying neutral diplomacy is settled.
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Valor at Overton Knob and a Soldier’s Insult
An army correspondent recalls the Nashville battle scene and a stubborn defender at Overton Knob. Cannoniers held their posts amid shellfire while infantry retreated, and a wounded rebel artillerist was spared by an offer of mercy from a drafted North man who blasphemously cursed him. A veteran countered that no man who insults a wounded prisoner is a coward. The account praises enduring courage fueling Union victory.
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Post
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