Rebels Fear Confederate Right Attack Reported
Special dispatch from Richmond papers notes activity along the lines near Petersburg and in Carolina theaters. Reports claim rumors of Union attacks to threaten Lee’s forces and fear of Sherman’s advance dominate. Descriptions of strategic movements, naval and land dispositions, and calls for defense reflect the era’s wartime mood and the press’s attempt to shape public perception of near-term operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushmond Examiner
Ebie
Oeast
Yaughan Road
Richmond Dispatch
Petersburgh
Pateraburgh
Yasea
City Point
Boporisiy
Soseman
Carolinas
Garant
Grant On Suerman Operations Described By Wasusway
Special dispatches report Gen. Grant's optimistic view of moving Confederate forces and a few more days of success, with hopes rebels cannot escape. Washington notes new York judicial district plans and nominations, deserters, and federal legislative activity shaping tax and enrollment bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Times
Wasumarox
Gin. Grant
Suerman
Wasusway
M.C
Lllinois
Gen
Gaarr
Breamas
New York
Hanus
House
Opzxt
Brooklye
Messrs
Woopseipas
Vermont
Manus
Wilsos
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
United States
Bew
Senate
Kings
Queens
Richmond
New- York
Suffolk
New-York
Seizaree
Phaeemathesa
Nevy Yard
Oow
Businese
From Texas to the Confederacy a Mexican ally and Texas links
Telegraph reports a 1863 exchange of letters between Gen Lorax and Col Praon. Lopez, a Mexican commander, pledges friendship and security for the Confederacy while denying raids on Mexican soil. Dispatches from Eagle Pass note Texan Texas commanders praising Lorax and hinting at Mexico recognition if the war lasts. Reports cover Memphis, Mobile, and Arkansas movements, with Confederate sympathizers in New Orleans amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johmetor
Richmond Dispatch
Geo
Juscia E. Joanstos
Lea
Buxseax
Geo. Bravzscaap
Joanstom
Beasregard
Wilmington
Richmond
Savannah
Plohets
Ourflank
Willington
Maximiian
Gentrale
Hebob
Leper
Kobo Celene
San Antonio
Houston Telegraph
Col. Praon
Fox
Uarino Loriz
Maziumuan
Rio Grande
Lorex
Eversen
Mexico
Loraxta
Masta Division
Lorca Baioaps
Commanpen-se-Crizz
CoLonsr
Maxiwhlian
Empire of Mexico
Florentino Lopez
Col
C. L. Prace
Pirnaas Nexas
Eagle Pars
Galveston News
Gen. Lorsn
Gov. Lorar
Texas
Wallas
Valler
Matamorag
France
Forager
Dice Tatnom
Fosassi
Columbus
Mobile
Red River
Mencurty
Luminary
New Orleans
St. Louis
Wilmington Evacuated as Troops Seize Forts and River Obstructions
Admiral Porter reports Wilmington evacuated and in Union hands after Fort Anderson withdrawal. Union forces pushed up the Cape Fear River, clearing obstructions from Fort Strong and deploying torpedo nets. The Osceola suffered wheel damage but kept the river clear. a thirty five gun salute marked the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Porter
Cape Fear River
Terpedeer
Derren Sears
Fuscanry Marvsauy
Faas Arvan
Wilington
Fort Anderson
Big Laland
Fort Strong
Auzy
Taazr
Wilmington
Wasuitaron
Portee
Reuss Adeirals
Secretary of the Navy
Anniversary of Father of His Country Observed
From Our Own Correspondent reports a bright February day with sun and pleasant warmth. Fortifications and drills marked the encampment as bands played. reports from Gow, Hrax's sons brought news of marching orders and three days rations for two divisions, stirring rumors of an expected demonstration on our left. Gen. Mpadu left Bere to attend a funeral, the second such loss within a few months, as the season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand
Faure
Porras
Warguy
Cannyons
Him Peeeyg
Gem. Mites
Morr
Corpa
Campaig
J. P. Bantram
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Aele
Cawrngly
Tauraday
Montional Zable
Arary
Batwry A
New-York Artillery
Dacertera
Gow
Hrax
Forse
Mpadu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern News
Grant
Sherman
Generel Johnston
The
Richmond Enquirer
Gulf States
Wasaiserom
Washington
Philadelphis Inceiver
Peterssurgh
Carolinae
Carolna
Shenwan
War Department
Suermman
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Balaxay
Jourcela
Lynchburgh
Tennessee
Meryiend
Jadesh
Las Cagnot
Richmoed
Times
Virginia
Petareburgh
Lass
Gan. Gaanr
Sanaman
Prisiag
Luss
Confederate Senate
Brown
Monars
Baker
Barnwell
Caper-tou
Garland
Graham
Sluoter
Jobison
Georgia
Jobazon
Missouri
Maxwell
Orr
Wigfail
Twoge
Burnett
Haynes
Henry
Oldsam
Bommes
Simms
Veet
Walker
Watson
Richmond Sentinel
Mississippi
Mestre
Oldham
Semmes
Sima
Weat
House of Representatives
Isip Danger
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ths
Virginie
Kentucky
Theirgiate
Ofatra
Jonas
Ela
Gulf
Ninves
Watcd
Congress
Chanceloraville
Wadich Lee
USA
Tenmassie
Mussouri
Albany
Fire Department
Fields
Beneerton
Almany
Pald Fire Department
Assembly
Fragp
Comptroller
Sim
Smarza
Ward
California
Ban Feaxdeco
Carlotéa
Hong Kong
Bial
Oregon
Postland End
Victoria
Frazer River
Cariboo
Rosan-American Telegraph
Westminster
British Columbia
Sam Frangieco
Saa Francisco
Prescott
Arizona
Abip Thatcher
Magoua
Boston
Ciscdunati
Cucurma
Enquirer
NEWS
Daarsa
RF. Anpagwa
Peraog
Winnwdx
Qaserlora
As@ciated
Tavwagwt
Louisiana
Sumner
Badélicar
Scarsyce
Kasnan
Fosrsa
Ways and
Tressery Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Currency
Internal Revenue Bureau
National Freedmen's Relief
National Freedmen’s Relief Association
Coamm
C. C. Lyog Tasoposs Doiron
Feepeatox Toniciums of
London
Joan Norepe
Associated Preas
Waaninorom
Intersal Revenue Hill
Arkansas
Alx
Aliber Howse
Army News
Army of the Fotomac
Calvzscasd
Las
Buchanan
Senate of Virginia
Bucnamam
Confederate States
Cairo
Swan
New-Orleans
Loulatane
Republic
Free State of
Fred
State Department of Washington
General Assembly
Louisiane
Baum
Louisiania
Huta
Balac
New
Orleana Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Alice Dean
Memphis
Clocinpal
Monroe
Fosrsesa Mousor
Omanotu
Point Lookout
Varins
Dean
Baltic
Mermrara
Canto
Sundar
Reba
West
Teaneuses
Memphia
Reid
Caio
Liderto
Belle
St. Lowe
Evansvile
St. Louia
Vicksburgh
Saya
Crown YarLoa
Puroneser
Feo
Pacific
Judson River
Hastings
Creato Paxars
Cappet
Tazonoxg “Iclor
Philapariza
Jax Coons
Phiadelphia
Vimamoat
Biosmor Oceanus
Paovipanon
R. I
Sanday
Oceanus
Crown
Providence
Narragansett Beach
Whale Rock
Gannmax
Neptune Steamship Company
Cherlotis
Isabella
Army OF the Fotodiac
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!