Pressing order arrests for aiding rebels in Columbus District
General Orders No. 21 from Columbus Kentucky dated April 21 1865 declare that citizens in Cairo Mississippi and nearby towns aiding rebels or traitors must be arrested by command and provost marshal officers. Arrests lead to immediate preliminary examinations and possible custody in the district military prison with testimony forwarded. Only traitors resist the laws and duty to enforce order is emphasized.
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Miurshala
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Seth
Asbotil
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Coin
Army address from Hooker amid river operations report
Telegraphic dispatches describe Hooker issuing an address to the Army of the Potomac while noting the river crossing is not yet complete. Reports from Cincinnati and Washington discuss Vallandigham habeas corpus hearings, Burnside's stance on discipline, and Army movements near Falmouth with Stoneman believed to have crossed. A Major General’s general orders praise recent actions, quantify prisoners and artillery taken, and reiterate loyalty and readiness.
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General Hooker Faces Mattapony Floodplain Defense
A Baltimore correspondent reports on Gen Hooker preparing to move toward Richmond through the Mattapony River region about 25 miles south of Fredericksburg. Rebel works on the right bank and redoubts along the river are described, with Hooker’s superior numbers and Mobile corps suspected to be in reserve for the push toward Richmond.
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Confederate raids and troop movements reported across multiple fronts
Midnigh t report from Was nixcox May 12 notes Hooker's army not recrossing the river but ready for a new enterprise. A Pittsburg telegram says Confederate raid destroyed an oil well at Burning Springs and burned boats near Kanawa river. Jackson Mississippi May 7 reports Banks's army split into three columns with actions around Opequas, Atehatalga, and Baton Rouge. Banks seizes Governor's plantation laborers. reinforcements arrive with Walker's Texas Brigade. three Confederate gunboats reported at Alexandria above the falls.
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To-Day's Advertisements Agent for Steans Wi Ema
Notice appears to describe a May Saturday schedule for passages from Pier 44 New York to multiple European ports with listed destinations and fares including London Paris Hamburg. It mentions an organist of a cathedral and unclear details about sailing times and organizers.
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