Arkansas Post Anniversary Battle of Fort Hindman Recap
A retrospective on the Arkansas Post siege of Jan 1865 detailing Sherman and Porter’s joint assault, the fort’s defenses under Gen T J Churchill, pivotal naval bombardment by the Black Hawk Rattler and others, and the Union victory that boosted battered troops. It notes Holmes and McClernand leadership, and the aftereffects of the capture on morale and subsequent actions at Des Arc and Duval's Bluff.
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American Press Association
Arkansas Post
David D. Porter
Fort Hindman
Admiral Porter
Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi River
Arkansas River
Mississippi
Arkansas
White River
Sherman
Porter
Yazoo
New Year's Day
John A. Gen
Wclernand
McClernand
Cairo
Lincoln
Kentucky
Illinois
Belmont
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Big Black River
Montgomery Point
Port Hindman
West Point
Churchill
Louisville
Cincinnati
T. J. Churchill
Southwest
Red River
Theophilus H. Holmes
Department of Arkansas
Holmes
T. H. Holmes
Jefferson Davis
North Carogpa
United States Army
Lee
Malvern Hill
Far West
Little Rock
Ark
Confederacy
Monterey
Alvin P. Hovey
Steele
Hovey
Indiana
Helena
Grant
Port Gibson
Edward's
Black Hawk
Rattler
John M. Thayer
Thayer
Nebraska
Nebraska Volunteers
de Kalb
A. J. Smith
Andrew J. Smith
Smith
West Point Register
Pennsylvania
1St
United States Cavalry
Fort Walla Walla
W. T
G. Burbridge
Confeder
Battle of
Kansas Post
Stuart
George W. Morgan
Ohio
A. ‘ . Smith
Canis
Peter J. Osterhaus
Missouri
Morgan
Stephen G. Burridge
United States
Gorman
Walker
Wiite River
Des Arc
Duval’s Bluff
Capricious fashion dresses with kittens and squirrels
Special correspondence from New York observes capricious dresses decorated with live looking animals. Miss Adele Grant wears a Directoire Tosca inspired gown while other socialites showcase linen lace gowns and fur trimmed outfits. Bonnet reductions and modest waistlines mark the season amid society’s evolving style.
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New York
Jan
Ashion
New Jersey
Adele Grant
Metropolitan Opera House
Directoire
Mme. Bernhardt
Tosca
Edward Vilo Continues Mexico Journey From Durango
In Durango Mexico Edward Vilo writes of warm days cool nights and vivid Mexican dress. He describes peons in white linen, bright serapes, caballeros in colored suits and silver decorations, and women in black mantillas as he plans to depart by rail toward Mexico City and then hot springs at Angas Calientes with his mule driver.
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State OF
Durango
Mexico
Caballeros
Mato
Angas Calientes
Edward Yvizo
Daily and Weekly Subscriptions Offered by Mail
The notice advertises subscription options including daily one year by mail, six months by mail, and Sunday edition by mail. It notes dispatch details and the availability of individual copies on application.
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Olive Harper
Sunny Durango
Edward Vilo
The
Republic of Mexico
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
First National Bank
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Union Bank
Rk. G. Dann & Co
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Plaster OF Paris
RED Cross Paints
Marshall and Welch
J. K Thompson
East Greeley
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