Overnight Philadelphia report on Lee and Richmond forces
A chaotic Philadelphia dispatch claims Lee attacked Crontwal but remains unverified and likely a hoax. Sherman presses north toward North Carolina to join Grant against Richmond. Wilmington may fall, blockade runners are scarce, and a peace mission by Gen Singleton with Judge Hughes yields little. A rebel bill seeks 200000 enslaved people and Sen. Bootte doubts the Confederacy. Celebrations planned for Charleston occupation.
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The Evening Telegraph reports Sherman advancing toward Charlotte Salisbury and Greensboro aiming to unite with Grant against Richmond. Rebels claim Charleston evacuated with Union forces at Wilmington and Danville lines disrupted. Grant and Lee stable. Charleston news mixed. Union cavalry gains reported along Neuse.
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Reports from Montreat state no court session in the St Al bans case since Monday due to the judge's illness. George Thompton spoke at the New England society last night praising America’s present and future and urging unity and liberty across nations. Boston notes report a dry goods sale closed last night raising about three million dollars with satisfactory average prices for sellers and buyers.
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Washington and Richmond War News from Feb 23 29
New York reports Sherman keeps Lee occupied near Richmond while Grant moves to defend. Senate committee weighs restoring tax on ones and a war department plan to aid freedmen and white refugees. McCulloch expected for Treasury. House committee Judiciary passes constitutional amendment ratification with a people’s vote proviso. Charleston re-occupation celebrated nationwide March 4 with business suspension and flags. Fort Fisher fortifications described and linked river obstructions. Peace mission chatter and rail movements cited with prisoner exchanges and rebel finances under strain.
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Nott Confirmed as Judge of US Court of Claims
February report notes Charles C. Nott of New York confirmed by the Senate to the United States Court of Claims replacing Hughes who resigned. The six hundred million loan consideration deferred to Monday and an evening session approved to tackle all appropriation bills. Admiral Dupont steamer arrived with mail and key dispatches for the War Department from Hilton Head. Lieutenant Cushing from Fort Fisher also arrived with updates on Sherman’s operations.
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Troops Near Wilmington Reported as Charleston News Echoes
Commander Trenchard reports U S steamer Rhode Island notes troops within four miles of Wilmington with heavy firing as forces advance. Army of the Potomac says Charleston fell and evacuation may begin, salutes fired. Baltimore and Savannah dispatches describe mobile activity and rumors of Union sentiment in New York and cargoes sent for free distribution.
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Congress Advances Bills on Landholder Fees and Fisheries
The House passed a bill to supply fees for rebel landholders and another extending the 1813 act to tackle mackerel fisheries. Naval Committee chair Willey reported against petitions to raise chaplains’ pay. Railroad bill unfinished business. Nye resumed debate. Wilson proposed an evening session, which was adopted.
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