Government aims to crush rebellion and North Carolina schools
The article reviews federal actions in North Carolina, condemning efforts to shut schools and arguing education is central to defeating rebellion. It criticizes Edward Stanly, praises a state legislative inquiry into military expenditures, and contrasts Union gains with Confederate setbacks across multiple states. It ends with political tones about peace terms and party positions.
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Edward Stanley
North Carolina
Newburn
United States
Magenchusette
Stebeklow
Lalyord Stanly
Edward “Buakley
Edrick
Frer Mont
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Republic of the United States
Tssngman Tuan
Richtfiend
Democratic
Charleston
Congress
Columbis
Republicana
James Buchanan
Floyd
Treasury
Ywoeey
Butler and New Orleans War Rules Stir Racial Backlash
Gen. Butler moves to quell disorder in New Orleans by ordering that women insulting soldiers be treated as vagrants, sparked protests from locals and authorities. The dispute centers on public order and enforcement, while Butler also seizes $800,000 in specie from the Netherlands Consul’s home, triggering remonstrances from foreign diplomats and concerns over treaty obligations.
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Butler
New Orleans
Pickayune Butler
South
Beauregard
General Butler
Gen
Netherlands
Latha
Mooney
N. Q
Atha
Leact
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Angela
Rebels, Loyalists, and War Faith Amid Civil Strife
A broad wartime letter rallys Union loyalists, denounces rebel loyalties, and urges Congress to act. It cites threats to loyal men in the South, the danger of oath-breaking, and calls for decisive measures while recounting Union gains, appointments, and a costly naval campaign against Confederate river forts. It notes wool prices, regional papers’ status, and speeches by Gov. Blair and Rev. Kitchell, with remarks on New Orleans siege and supply issues.
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Winchester
Anvs
Tygo
Huron Co
Northern Courier
Ithaca
Gratie County
J. B. ‘Tonney
Lansing
Genesee County Agricultural Society
Flint
Wmn. Withington
Jackson
Blair
Tennozece
Murfeesboro
Michigan
Lerry
Fragmented Civil War Dispatches From Richmond to Memphis
A garbled 1862 era dispatch compiles clashes near Mobile and White House with Gen Butler reinforcements from New Orleans. Reports from Washington note 76,000 rebel troops at Richmond and Beauregard marching. Port Republic and Shenandoah bridge orders reveal heavy casualties. Memphis and Vicksburg updates mention rationing, Confederate scrip, and navy moves.
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Indian Territory
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Tennessee
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Richmond
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