War Fever at Richmond Promotes Confederate Resolve
The Richmond speeches by Mosara Hunter and J P Benjamin rail against Union terms and urge independence. They claim emancipation would ruin white society, defend slavery, praise Confederate leaders, and call for Virginia and Louisiana to reinforce Lee with 20,000 men. They condemn Lincoln’s peace terms and warn of bankruptcy without drastic action.
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Richmond
Mosara
Hunter
Jubsh P. Benjamin
Hope
Benjamin
Mr Hooter
Mr. H
Wallenstien
Attila
Confederate States
Lincoln
Rey Tations
Washington Congress
Hasig
Washington
United States Congress
Mr. HL
R. Hunter
Guo
Hynter Anid
Dighea
Coldiex
Judah
P. Benjamin
Davis
Commissionéra
Ranco
Leo
Virginia
Viray
South Caro PA
Congress
Lee
Louisiana
Hell
Earth
What Takes to Make a Good Newspaper in California Marcary
The article argues a good paper depends on selective, editorial judgment. It stresses choosing gems from many reports, each editor contributing a unique specialty to form a readable, eagerly sought journal.
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The
California Marcary
San Juan
Cenes
Foote on the Confederacy and Peace Movement Briefing
Special to the Evansville Journal reports Foote urging Confederate stances with options to flee or seek terms. The piece covers rebel leaders urging action, cartels, and potential exchanges, plus military movements around Charleston, Richmond, and Georgia fronts.
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The
Evansville Journal_ The Peace Movement
Jet
Davia
Hindman in Meuse and Rebel Movements at Matamoras
Gen Bindman reports new signals from the Meuse region as Gen Hindman of Arkansas is said to be in the city seeking a command in the Confederate army. Other rebel officers have recently reached Matamoras amid reports of waning loyalty to Jefferson Davis.
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Petersburg
Reyond
Thomas
City Point
Yellow Tavern
Chaslenton Mercury
Pocataligo
Foster
Alabama
Biocountain
Vicksburg
Natchez
Yous
Geo. Hindman
Ark
Asing
Ian
Bers
Davis
Alec
Matamoras
Sherman Turns Inland as Union Press Reports Retreat
New York World correspondent cites a likely Confederate evacuation of Richmond and coastal areas. Sherman’s army advances toward the Edisto line with defences beyond the Georgia and South Carolina railroad. Destruction of rail links slows reinforcement to Branchville Charleston and Augusta as guerrilla actions and mass desertions occur along the Confederacy.
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Richmond
Auya
Tion
Sherman
Edisto River
Georgia & South Caroline
South Carolina
Gulf
Hranchville
Charleston
Augusta
Pegroes
Fam Abteo
Orangeburg
Branchville
Additional River Items and Shipping Delays Reported
The river remains cloudy and damp with continued ice melt as vessels like the Missouri from New Orleans to Louisville arrive with freight for Cincinnati and Losiaville. News includes the death of Hubert BE O'Riley and updates on several ships, including the Cottage, D. B Campbell, ER. B Dunkerson, EB Speed, Armads, Morning Star, and Gieldale, with sailings to Cairo, Henderson, and Bowling Green delayed by poor weather.
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Missouri
New Orleans
Louisville
Cincinnati
Losiaville
Hubert BE
O'Riley
Camberland
D. B Campbell
ER. B. Dunkerson
Bowlingreen
Pood River
Armads
Cairo
Sam. Barr, Jr
Sth
Morning Star
Gieldale
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