War News from the Carolinas and Richmond Fronts
The Richmond dispatches detail Sherman’s advance through Georgia into South Carolina with rebels retreating or surrendering at Branchville. Congress and state measures loom, while Lincoln’s peace conference notes show a formal meeting with Stephens Hunter Campbell aboard the River Queen, semantics on emancipation, and a demand for restoration of the Union without recognizing Confederate independence.
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Savannah letter summaries amid Civil War and aid efforts
Letters from Emanuel Gibsy recount Savannah battles, camp movements, fires, and civilian hardships during Sherman's advance. The piece notes a burned wooden stable, the destruction of property, and the brave actions of troops and firemen. It also covers charity efforts by Lancaster residents to aid freed people with clothing and education.
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Beecher Seeks Gospel Tour Through Southern States
Henry Ward Beecher declared at a serenade to the President and Congress in Washington that God would enable him to travel across every Southern state. He said he would preach in Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and St Louis and hoped to do so without being hung for his gospel message.
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Farm for Sale near Lancaster in Pleasant Township
A well known farm on Newsile road five miles north of Lancaster in Pleasant township opens for applications until the end of March. After this, it will be offered at public sale at a time announced by advertisement. Samuel Nebling and Jane Nebling. Jan. 25, 3m.
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