Peace Commission Rumors Stir Washington and Richmond
The Confederate side reports fear of peace negotiations via Washington as Secretary Seward travels to City Point. Dispatches describe Confederate commissioners and public anxiety in Richmond and Washington, with critics warning the public not to expect terms, while urging readiness for continued war and a strong spring campaign.
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Asxanoss H. Sisrazys
Confederate Stake
R. M. T. Howren
Virginia
J. A. Campnall
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City Potnt
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Joan A. Camranti
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Wuonington
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Etepe
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Army of Tennessee
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Coame
Gener
Peace Commissioners Delay Near City Point Front
Journal of military updates from Petersburg front notes ongoing talks with Peace Commissioners, delayed by Gen. Grant’s absence. Meetings near Fort Ma rfen yield formality but no decisive agreement. Dispatches exchanged. a final interview tentatively planned for 10 a.m. with Col. Haren and Capt. Basorskr. General development remains uncertain.
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Suse
City Point
Hoersa
Cameszi
Trace
Fort Marfen
Haren
Revel Awny
Basorskr
Gan
Wincon
Gram
Petersburgh
George FP
Williamb
Comments of the Rebel Press from the Richmond Zeaminer
A fragment from the Richmond Zeaminer notes Bras left Richmond for City Point and began graphic communication with Washington. It mentions consequences of that channel and an eminent consultation with the President before proceeding toward the Yankee capital, with the sale funded by thepublic.
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Richmond
Bras
City Point
Washington
Yaskee
Brooklyn News Briefs on Robbery and Fire
Brooklyn city items report two men arrested for highway robbery linked to Tomas Bust case. one suspect injured and later unable to be moved. Home theft on 154 Frankie Street. burglar fled leaving tools. Fire damages at 106 Myr e avenue building valued at 200 in structure and 250 in contents. no insurance. City Hall flags honored constitutional amendment against slavery.
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C. Rowas
Frankie Street
Myrile Avenue
Dognart
Fortunista
Jonu Spamaar
Hewes
Myre Avenue
Jean J. Waron
Ricward Haggaary
Brooklyn
Woor
Bergen County Farmers Club organized at Union Hall
Residents of Paramus and nearby towns met at Union Hall to form the Bergen County Farmers Club. Officers named include James Kuunsr as President and Jom 1, Zaxtnesis as Vice President, Gazasre H as Vice President, J. W. Enotano as Corresponding Secretary, and E. J. Ray as Recording Secretary and Treasurer. Monthly meetings planned at the same venue, with a large exhibition of agricultural and horticultural products anticipated in September with prizes. Also notes Jersey City memorial to Congress on customs duties and a sailor from New York Cavalry dying after injuries from a train jump near Elizabeth Rahway, Newark.
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Clus
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J. W. Enotano
E. J. Ray
Serat-Moaihly
Bergan County
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Waxtuan
New-York
Jorsey City
Duarte
Sotimx
Josxra Waure
Sixth
New-York Cavalry
Eilzabeth
Rahway
Ward General Hospital
Newark
Rebel Commanders and battles in the Charleston area
From Richmond and Washington, reports detail Confederate leadership changes rumors of Whitel to command the armies, Barcxumsmo g appointed Secretary of War, and contested claims on Lazst as Commander-in-Chief. Yankee gunboats and attacks on the Combahee River are noted with prisoner reports and battlefield movements near Robartsville and Branchville.
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Philadelphia Enquirer
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Gan
R. E. Laz
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Eamee Crose-roads
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Sister's Ferry
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Robartsville
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Bavanagh River
Little Point Jaluod
Legreg
Fires in Savannah and powder plot shake city
From Savannah the steamship Bane Nada arrives from Alexandria and Port Royal as fires devastate parts of Savannah. A massive explosion near York and Walker streets is blamed on rebels, with arson and powder keg threats at the arsenal. Report notes Union troop movements and strategic rail line actions near Broad River and Porktalige as the conflict intensifies.
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