24 Feb 1865
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1865
Page
1
The piece recaps Confederate views on Grant’s strategies to sever Wilmington Richmond rail lines, Sherman’s push toward Richmond, and the South’s hope to arm slaves. It discusses Yankee movements from East Tennessee and the Carolinas, critiques Union plans, and predicts outcomes while reproducing Richmond and Charleston dispatch tone and rumors about railroads and sieges.
The Philadelphia Canard reports no engagement near Petersburg or Richmond up to Feb 23, while the Union forces prepare fortifications and supply lines. General Williams criticizes rebel press for sensationalism and notes continued operations, camps, and expected evacuation of Richmond within weeks.
Louisville dispatch reports Maj Gen Painze taking command from Jan 18 with headquarters in Louisville and Gen Roussiav and Brig Gen Waitrix arriving. Obituary notes James G Dasexer, brother-in-law of Maj Gen Rosesaw, died this morning. Kentucky Senate rejects ratification bill by nine. Enlistment of Negroes to be prosecuted. state troops not to be enlisted. many buildings decorated with flags for War Department orders. Rebel activity rumored near Mount Sterling as authorities report capture near Midway and possible entry of rebel forces into Kentucky. Admiral Dupont's vessel delivers mail to War Department from Kron Head. Port Fortena news notes limited communications with army.
Reports from Albany and Newark detail the New York Assembly bills, constitutional amendment ratification debates, and financing moves. News from New Orleans and Memphis notes navigation obstructions at Southwest Pass, a Cotton trade delay, and permits issued for shipments.
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