Saviour and War News Dominates Weekly Gazette
The Gazette reports on wartime events with bleak outlooks and strategic aims. It notes a Saviour figure and mentions Washington actions, troop movements toward Augusta and Charleston, and impending campaigns under Secretary of War orders. Reports claim ongoing fighting, prisoner captures, and preparations ahead of a New Year’s presentation to the President.
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Elnemen
Agusta
Monel Spavillo
Aldo
War News Of Sherman Burnings And Rebel Rout
Dispatches describe Sherman moving through Georgia, destroying rail lines and crops from Atlanta to Macon and Millen. The narrative details burnt towns, slave perspectives, and Union advances, with commentary on Confederate resistance and the broader wartime impact on civilians and supply lines.
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Eurseapnudints
Georgia
Bayning
Atorchansen
Anil Nichitie
Atlanta
Sherman
Millon
Senate
Thall
Sant Qgremel
Savannah Captured by Sherman Long After River Crossing
President Lincoln received dispatches from General Sherman describing the fall of Savannah on December 22. The city was seized after a joint land and river assault, with 150 Confederates captured, substantial cotton seized, and prisoners and steamboats taken. Sherman reports 26,000 enemy killed or wounded, and the Union forces in control of Savannah with heavy supplies and munitions.
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Sherman
Aucune
Tin City
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Cotten
Savannah
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Chirleon
Shennan
Savasnam
Aga
Tun
Commiending
Savainuly
Dew
Urukeniral
Fiat Ain
Tom Conor Shire Mill Lowlquarters
Sawnonal
Chey
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Shermay
Dhawan Ape
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Elty
Anil
Atu Patel
G. Foster
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War Dept
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Goneriil
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Fister
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Nm Tieney
Mort Fisher
Presant
Dutton
Wilington
Cloels
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Bert Bichon le
Cape Fear
Fia Mouth
Witivbtieetiott
Trial of the Mutinous Officers At Liliana Court
The crowded court heard testimonies on a high treason case involving Major General Hayes. Prosecution seeks swift verdicts with a death penalty likely for leading figures in the conspiracy. Officials vow to reveal the full extent of the plot and punish the ringleaders.
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Ning Ovehiek
Hayes
Liliana
Grilova
Rebel retreat near Atlanta reported in chaotic dispatch
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Confederate withdrawal from near Atlanta with cavalry movements and artillery, enemy counteractions, and ongoing pursuit. It mentions brigands, a heavy rebel retreat, and a long marching line, with references to Wheeler and Hood era forces across a contested frontline.
Civil War Prisoner and Casualty Totals Report
Report from May 1864 detailing enemy losses and hospital admissions in active fighting. Notes 2300 prisoners captured or surrendered across eight regiments with many wounded, hospital admissions rise, officers and soldiers cited for treatment and detention. Dick Taylor reportedly joins Hood forces, signaling continued conflict and shifting loyalties.
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Hiville
Jilato
Irian
Dick ‘Aylar
Fragmentary Civil War Era Notices From an Historic Page
The readable fragments recount a historical figure’s fate and a chaotic wartime scene. Mentions of an empress, a poet, and a meeting, alongside figures on campaigns, prisons, and rail damage, anchor a broad, dated Civil War era panorama with references to North Carolina and Georgia.
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