Fragmented notes on delegation meeting and election timing
Text appears as garbled OCR with missing context about a late committee date and delegate selection. Key entities and dates are unclear, but references to a convention, delegates, and a possible July or December timeline hint at political event planning without concrete details.
Confederate and Federal Movements Reported Across Rivers
A lengthy dispatch describes Lee's army moving between the North and South Anns rivers and outlines plans requiring two or more days to unfold. It notes 3,000 men to escape New Orleans, 1,200 mutes, 20 gobs, and 30 boats with 40 transports possibly, and cites Union activity around Baton Rouge and Nas tehe. General Oglesby nominated for Governor in Chicago.
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Grant and Lee clash near North Anna in Hanover pursuit
Reports from The Tribune describe Grant’s flank movement driving Lee from Spotsylvania toward the North Anna river. Union forces push across the river while repulsing Confederate charges, with Hanover and Milford’s Station as entrenchment points. Rebel delays and evacuations surround Lee’s army as Grant advances toward Richmond, with monitors battering Sumter in Charleston harbor and Port Royal transfer of wounded under way.
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Congress debates river harbor funds and reciprocity treaty
Mr Washburne seeks 240000 for harbor works and 100000 for sea coast repairs while urging printing of the bill for future decision. The House continues the reciprocity debate with arguments for renewing or amending the treaty and appointing commissioners to negotiate a true reciprocity accord with Britain.
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U.S
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Mississippi
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New York
House
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Senate
News from Alexandria and Red River actions in Civil War reports
Reports from Alexandria up to May 17 say Banks is cut off and may break through via Markaville. a large flotilla of gunboats moved up the Red river and Fort DeRussey batteries fired. Brook Slaven cites Banks’s escape to New Orleans with 5,000 men and Alexandria’s surrender to Dick Taylor with 8,000 prisoners, 20 guns, and extensive matériel. Baton Rouge evacuated. fires burn in Natchez. A front report says enemy crossing South Anna river with Union in pursuit. Port Royal fired near Fredericksburg. Lee’s orders to fall back to Richmond observed. Sheridan’s cavalry return across the Paunkey. Gustav’s division damaged railroads below Hanover Junction. Wickham’s brigade casualties listed. Gordon of North Carolina dies at Richmond from Sheridan’s fight.
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