Oil and War: The Six Hundred and Butler Controversy
A dramatic account blends a World War era oil omen with Civil War era clashes. It contrasts oil fortunes with the fate of the six hundred, then surveys Admiral Porter’s denial of Butler’s actions at Fort Fisher, accusing him of misstatements and defending Grant’s stance while noting ongoing political attack and public scorn.
General Officers in U S Service January 1865 List
The Secretary of War sent the Senate a roster of United States generals as of January 1 1865 listing 66 Major Generals and 265 Brigadier Generals total 333. It notes 245 in command and 200 Brigadiers, with several officers awaiting orders off duty or under trial. Also includes a lengthy Charleston Courrier portrait of General Lee detailing appearance and character.
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Secretary of War
Senate
United States
Sickles
Ricketts
Asboth
Barlow
R. O. Tyler
Schinnelpfennig
Paul
Gresham
Underwood
Canner
McIntosh
Bridly
Long
Eagan
Stanvard
Hays
Duffs
Banks
Lee
John, McNeil
Francis Spinola
Thomas N. Sweeny
Doubleday
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Conflagration destroys Vandemer & Co and nearby buildings in Richmond
A fire at Vandemer &eid pork packing and wholesale grocery in Richmond Indiana destroyed the business this morning at two o clock with an estimated loss of eighty thousand dollars insured for three hundred fifty thousand. The adjoining commission house and wool storage owned by Thomas Woodaut were also burned, losses totaling twelve to fifteen thousand and insurance lapses. The G and C A Railroad office was wiped out with most papers, bringing total losses to about one hundred thousand. A separate report notes a groceryman shot Dr Daily in Lima Ohio during disputes over visits to his store. An interfering sheriff was also involved with a bell or two.
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Butler
Forter
Fort Fisher
Cape Fear River
Tallahassee
Porter
Getvéra
J- Jeff- Buestraig
Ménronn
Furthbr Caye
Cer- Fok
Gen
Terry
Grant
Porter Bays
Richmond
Indiana
RronMona
Ind
Vandemér & Eid
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Adjoining
Thomas Woodaut
G. and C. A. Railroad
Dr. Daily
Lima
Ohio
Tragedy in the Treasury Building in Washington
A Treasury Department clerk Mr Barrows was shot on the east stair by Miss Mary Karris of Chicago. Barrows died after being wounded in the cheek and heart. Miss Harris walked away calmly and was later detained by a door keeper before police took her away. Rumors swirl about motives and prior promises of marriage.
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Washington
Barrows
Controlor
Treasury Department
Mary Karris
Chicago
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