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Journal And Confederate in Camden, South Carolina

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Journal And Confederate

Location

Camden, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1865

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1

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Capture of President Davis In Charleston Courier Tale

A Charleston Courier report recounts the capture of John Davis, alias Jeff Davis, with his wife and Mrs. Clay among the arrested. The sergeant identified the trio after exposing the disguise, and they were confined aboard the steamer W. W. Clyde then sent to Fortress Monroe. The piece notes Union pursuit, political fallout, and Confederate public notices about uniforms and governance amid war.

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Surrender of Gen Taylor in the Civil War report

Dispatch from Goo Canby to Cen Wilson states Gen Taylor surrendered with his forces on terms similar to Gen Lee. The Richmond Whig notes President Johnson ordered no military guards observe movements. Gov Aiken met the President and Secretary Stanton to discuss Charleston events and city freedoms.

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Cabinet meeting discusses trade with belligerent states prospects

The cabinet held a special session to discuss continuity of policy for four hours. The agenda covered trade with certain factions, reconstruction aims, and possible changes to existing legislation, with emphasis on restricting colonial intercourse as a reconstruction tool. The president and cabinet members stressed achieving these goals under congressional laws while noting Southern economic strains.

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