Slavery and the Rebellion Divide Deepens North South
A lengthy wartime column argues for slave enlistment aiding the Union, critiques General Butler and policy shifts, and warns that freeing slaves could derail rebellion suppression. It cites claims of slave support, Confederate reliance on slave labor, and calls for a better policy to avoid prolonging the conflict.
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Eberman
Sir Fortes
Triellitien
Tivoufaet
Wadion
Mirgive al Pak
Meare
Tion
Ingal
South Carolina
Imérina
Icis
Mia
Sumter
Piction R
Washington
Sheri
Hlorace Holt
Goalport
Meiga County
Pomeroy
Tost_mansion
WB. Hertier
Coalport
Coulport
Coutport
Algo
Soli Ag
Cuilport Salt Company
Horace Molt
SIG
Torun
Aule Ensiy Jd
Rebels in England warn of war ships aiding Southern rebellion
A May 1861 letter to the New York Herald denounces English support for the Confederacy. It details ships loaded with arms under a private joint stock, naming firms in Liverpool and London, and claims U.S. seizure risks, urging Britain to avoid fueling the conflict. The writer asserts England’s neutrality is treacherous and predicts possible joint action by England and America if such trade continues.
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New York
Sawner
Mr. Univer
Virginia
Wheeling Intelligencer
Kanawha
Washington
Blue Ridge
Maryland
Accomac
Northampton
Delaware
Wheeling
Dupont
Sherman
Kutler
Annpolis
Pioneer
Ranger
Guide
Cadet
Wm. A. Howard
Navy
Revenue Marine
Samuel F. Hazard
Feet
Navy Yard
Boston
Burnside
Indiana
West Point
Rhode Island
Bull Run
J.+. Foster
New Hampshire
Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railroad Company
St. Louis
Lincoln
Wilson
James Sper
Lonpox
Herald
America Legation
Thore
Pamneraten
Adame
Kuzhioni
England
America
Party of
Party of Patriots
Europe
Hingland
Teasier
Lisbon
Parker
Moke, Adam & Coy
Con Limited
Englich
Southern
Erith
Tenwriffe
AL M. Marchand
United States
Dluis Adger
Southampton
Louwstown
Malmouth
Sabel
Abil
Liverpool
W.D. Hughes
Southerner
Priclonyl
Churleston
Frazer
Howhalas & Co
Hoke, Adam & Co
Isaac Campbell & Co
Army Outfitters
Termyo Street
London
Termuda
Bird
Suarropus
Maghes
WD. I
James Adger
Nassau
Italy
Dardanelles
John Russell
Hayman
American
Cunard
Inumn
Downing Street
Worton
Dows
Sevessionists
Punjaub
Assaye
Miluhur Teak
Uireo-leekers
Meum
SY. Helena's
St. Helena’s Island
Benjamin Chaplain
Egroes
Chaplain
Puleouev
Chirleston
Phillips
Unital
Mayflower
Mercury
Paris Island
Broad
Beaufort Rivers
Joseph Mouns
Sun Island
South Carolina
Port Walker
Korce
Wartleyville
Charleston and Savannah
Blufton
Pocotaligo
Drayton
Savannah
Pocotaliga
Port Royal Teland
Charleston
Beaufort
Gillis
Port Royal Aftermath from Wilton Head Dispatch
A Wilton Head report describes post battle Port Royal development with thousands landing laboring to build two forts a plank road storehouses and a post office while camps police hospitals and supply chains rise. Negroes informally integrate into camp life with varied labor and prayers amid shifting loyalties and uneasy calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilton Head
Hilton Island
Walker
Beauregard
Welles
Seward
Coal price change notice in old business ad
A fragmented notice from a trader informally states a coal price adjustment for longtime customers and other interested parties. The readable text hints at continuing pricing or sale terms, but the details are incomplete and the exact figures are not provided.
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Power Boy Telegraph
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Praday
Padoeah
Vath
Pines
Secesh Mifler
Leverville
Payne
Psducz
Ohio
Ohio Generala
Gusette
Cittes
New London
New Bedford
Geracone
N.Y
Pamlico Sound
Anncinnati Gazette
Granville Mouny
Seventy-fourth
Cap Lane
Xenia
Dounison
Hu Hax
Karon van Schrader
Baron van Schrader
Duke of Burgundy
Megiwents
Cols. Studley
Caimn
Ballard
Seventy Fourth
Benites
Mobt
Moody
Cincinnati
Camp Lowe
Nenia
Canton
Nun
Br. J. O. Aves
Lowell
Kin Cherry Pecore
Curhartie Mills
China
Wwe
Anether Presley Johany
Trenton
East India
Smck
Southern Navy Department
Jiyons
Suioh
Litanu
Manchester
Lancashire
Geo
Francis Train
Port Royal
Ontup Ufo
Himelton
Col. Perry
New York Regiment
Wen
Hilton Mead
TNE
Eadquarters
South
Pocahontas
Ienville
John A. Breckinridge
R. M.T. Hunter
Jon. Davis
Slidell and Mason
Canada
Quebec
Mallfax
Tite Rey'e
USA
Worien En
Ohin
Samuel Riddle
Court of Common Pleas
Aaid
Meigs
Minga County
Terember
A. D
San'l
G. Householder
D. Krank
Bb. Grow
Gibbs
A. Atle
Wovelock
A.M
Hes
Hl. Brown
United States Service
Ile
Gibson Mouse
Pomery
Lies Weston
Ruiting
Pomerwy
Maign
Nenee
Axl Conner
John Hy Warker
John Meliplu
Jox
Stertit
Ciwinon
Meigs County
Pawretly
Elie MT
Bhewenta Bates FC
Ransill
Ville
al Pterhtien
Beneted
Cuneta
Monumen
Modes
John S. Hilles
Ae Rutland Tonwahip
Wiese Vibesl
John S. Éilee
J. Warr
Sherit
Mathews
Brginning
Town Haven
Indin Oia Company
George Downing
Slothower, Mathews & Co
J. J. White
M. C
Finnall
Parkersburg
Mariettn
Faith
LOW Weyson
Jeunes Cuelinatt
HAL
Mgives
Lewyes Poravrws
Crete
Mrlus
Vivian
Chueinnatt
Heguiur Varkersteng, Lavenachaal, Myaerey Mul Galhipolle Packes
C. Baker
GRO
D. Eaughein
MO Bwashy
Acegular
Marietta
Puce Creme Adame Co. M
Ang. TH
Sam
Ellen Walt
Elizabeth
Clark
Cho Rick
Romgring
Maenye
Anenved
Scietlinjatalen Besininana
HEA
Weldon de
Cornelius Te Chukeseman
M. D
New
Patna
Cheeanman
Cheeseman
Wachovia
D. Hutchings
Cedar St
D. Reed
Middleport
Regg & Coe
G. Paden
Patton & Smithy
Wileh
Tee Ieee Sugar
Gibaan
Sutmeriger
Ae Wea Kei Lont
Mulberry Street
Court House
Josevm Blackburn
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