Sherman in North Carolina the latest Civil War dispatch
The Bannaster Gazette reports on Sherman’s movements toward Laur el Hill North Carolina and Fayetteville, noting a fast railroad link to Wilmington and Schofield’s army. Stanton’s telegraph claims success with minimal Confederate resistance and hints at further advances toward Richmond. The piece also covers Sheridan joining Grant and the broader impact on Charleston Wilmington and the James River Canal, with dispatches detailing Union gains and Confederate countermoves.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Sherman
Lanrel Hill
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Wilmington
Laurel Hill
Schofield
Johnston
Sheiman
Pawortens
Richmond
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Parish
Carellas
Georgia
Charleston
Beagy
Sehouch
Lol
Nonnet River
Kinston
Mt Inet
Washington
Sheridan King
Grant
Jamon
Shenandoah
Sheridan Kag
Grank
Lynchburg
Jett
Sheridan
Momius Sheridan
James River Canal
Carnal
Ais Monthe
Amended Enrollment Law Provisions Read In Detail
The article summarizes sections of an amended enrollment act directing quotas and credits for states, districts, and subdistricts, penalties for deserters, substitutes, and evasion, with specifics on credit for prior service, age limits, and notification procedures. It notes a Treasury Department finding and rewards for returning lost government funds, plus remarks on officers tied to Mexican service.
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United States
Tax Law Changes and Rates in 1864 1865 Provisions
The text outlines amendments to the tax code of 1864 with sections designating civil authorities, clothing, and penalties. It notes new rates such as a 10% tax on property and a 25% levy on certain incomes, plus exemptions for churches and charitable institutions. A future additional tax of one eighth of the base tax is planned for 1865, payable to the Treasury, with specified payment terms and deadlines.
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Ohio Game Law Amended Protects Birds and Game
The Ohio Legislature passes amendments to the game law extending protection to birds and game. The act, approved in 1881, details prohibited acts during hunting seasons and sets penalties, with sections outlining protected species and the time frames for legal hunting and enforcement. The measure clarifies dates between February and October and reiterates restrictions on killing injuring or pursuing birds and game with intent.
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Virginia
Belvuary
Large contraband trade halted by expedition
A fragment from a Civil War era report notes a secession sympathizer movement in Maryland and rebels. An expedition of thirteen transports sailed up a river on Monday to disrupt them. A schooner carrying salt and whiskey to rebels was captured and blown up, and several tons of tobacco were recovered from a southern port. The vessel was valued at $20,000.
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Maryland
Soulerielate
Cin, Garg
Patriot amid Civil War echoes and scattered loyalties
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts Union soldiers and pay, a former prisoner’s reenlistment, and a donateable government bounty. It notes Major Anderson and Fort Sumter references, with editorials and letters touching on loyalty, rebellion, and public sentiment in 1861. Names, places, and subscriptions appear in a long, tangled mix of quotes and summaries.
Three Kentucky Guerrillas Captured in Monte County
Three of the most troublesome guerrillas of Kentucky were captured on Sunday in Monte county. Sue Munday, real name Jerome Clark, Magruder, and Henry Metcalf were seized.
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Kentucky
Monte County
Sue Munday
Jerome Clark
Magruder
Henry Metcalf
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