Refugee Report Confirms Lee Sends Troops to South Coordinates
The Dubuque Herald notes a refugee from Richmond confirms Lee has dispatched troops to South Curation to oppose Sherman. It mentions Federal fleets near Wilmington and rumors of Port Fisher actions. It also reports Edward Everett’s death in Boston and Governor Brown’s militia furloughs with a tense national backdrop.
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Lee
South Curation
Sherman
Edward Everett
Boston
Lient
Nouth
Annapolis
Wilmington
Port Fisher
Brown
Georgia
First Message from a New Telegraph Station at Waverly 1865
From Waverly Iowa to Platt Smith general manager a report hails the new telegraph and railroad line. Cedar Valley citizens thank New York partners Charles Prost J Willia James for building the line. The article lauds steam and lightning as blessings advancing churches schools and commerce, noting growth with each mile.
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Waveney
Dan
Platt Smith
Dubuques
Ita
Towa
Admiral Pomer versus Beast Butler in wartime clash
Reports detail Admiral Pomer facing Butler as Mrs. Foote comments. The Federal Fleet moves toward Wilmington with land and naval actions anticipated. Cargo on the move and political shifts unfold as unrest tests loyalties and oaths. Witnesses include Juli us Browne in Knoxville and others, while a Baltimore bank and Ohio college treasurer face losses and skullduggery.
Canadian court weighs extradition of raiders
Jan 26 report from Torosto notes Hon. George Brown arrived from England. The Globe states the teens opinion on extradition of raiders is before the Canadian courts.
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George Brown
England
Globe
Beat
Warren slated to command Army of the James soon
New York January 16 The Times reports it is expected that General Warren will be assigned the command of the Army of the James in the near future.
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Army of the James
Rebel dispatches from Wilmington and Georgia claim Union pursuit and political restoration
An early morning Wilmington dispatch notes that about 30 Federal vessels are in sight with fair weather and no public updates on Mr. E. P. Blair Sr. A Savannah Republican letter from Gen. Sherman asserts he is a temporary commander and that Congress will settle civil matters later. Georgia’s path to restoration is framed as inevitable if armed resistance ends, with Union armies enforcing military law until civil courts apply. Sherman is expected to move on Branchville next week, while Thomas’s Tennessee operations continue amid heavy rains. The Little Rock Democrat reports D. Snow’s Senate election in Arkansas as a farce with only sixty votes cast.
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E. P. Blair
Savanid Republican
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Congress
Georgia
United States
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Gilmore
Steele
Ith
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Otley
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Blair
Foote
Richmond
Bat
Edward Everett
Summer St
Fansuel Hall
Savannah
Charlestown
Milford
Myatic
Bella
Aubur
Everett
Rufus Ellie
Kinney Defends Slavery Policy in Kentucky Speech
In Franmort Kentucky Hon W P Kinney argues for slavery's utility and the Union as the immutable basis of government while endorsing the proposed constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. He concedes benefits have ceased and cites Kentucky interests requiring change despite earlier belief in emancipation.
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W. P. Kinney
Union
Kentucky
Deserters and coastal war notes in New York dated dispatch
A mass of Civil War era items describe submarine efforts toward Plymouth and Albemarle, rams near Kinston and Newberne, and a light monitor arrival. Reports claim Fort Fisher garrisoned by conscripts eager to surrender, plus rail trestle damage on Piedmont line. Capt Richards’ force of 62 men defeated 120 Yankees with 70 captured and many killed or wounded. Market prices stay firm amid war news and wait for further updates.
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Plymouth
Kinston
Newherne
North Carolina
Wilmington
Fort Fisher
Wasutyeros
Richmond Whig
Foote
House of Representatives
Potomac
Nashville
Danville Register
Piedmont
Reedville
Benaga
Greensboro
Shenawha
Lynchburg
Richards
Mosby
Berry's Ferry
Richard
Congress Debates Prisoner Care and Retaliation Policy
The 21st Congress session in January discusses treating Confederate prisoners like Union prisoners, with supporters urging federal care and equal rations. Mr Wade proposes a joint resolution to ensure parity and possible retaliation if Southern prisoners are mistreated. The debate references military probes into rebel cruelties and a push to compel humane treatment.
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