Turbulent War Dispatches and Robberies Reported
A telegraphic mess of Civil War era items details Gen Kirby Smith operations, pensions for New York troops, and a plan for reconstruction in the South. Reports claim large cotton and bullion seizures, military appointments, treason prosecutions, and depictions of political outrage amid dockyard and railroad incidents.
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Assassination and pursuit stories fill May 22 dispatches
Telegraphic reports from the Daily Herald recount the assassination of Kirby Smith and the pursuit of Jeff Davis. Sheridan is ordered to Texas, with details of trials, captures, and loyalist actions across Washington, Augusta, and Savannah. Frequent court testimony, military moves, and Republican considerations frame a sprawling Civil War update.
Four Master May 21 Confederate prisoners moved
The Clyde remained at anchor in Hampton Roads as Jeff. Davis and family stayed onboard. Wheeler and staff, plus Rankle and others, were moved to gun boats Maumee and Lascarora heading to Fort Warren and Fort Delaware. Large number of colored servants reportedly moved with prisoners then reduced by orders. Citizens returning to claim property under Lincoln amnesty. Archives from Raleigh bound for Washington. Gold firm with modest rise and Indiana regiments set for muster out. Isham G Harris reportedly captured. state bonds and $600,000 of treasury funds lost.
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