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Newspaper

Savannah Daily Republican

Location

Savannah, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1861

Page

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Notice to Planters and Confederate Thanksgiving Proclamation

Notice invites Southern planter letters on crops and seasonality while reporting Confederate President Davis proclaims June 13 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. The Virginia front and Alexandria occupation are analyzed with war-weariness, imperial strategy, and tributes to fallen figures including Mr. Jackson the Marshal House proprietor. News of Savannah rescue from a boat accident involving General Lawton and Judge Lumpkin is noted alongside a new volunteer company in Antioch and a Senate inquiry into Senator Bright's loyalty.

Davis Confederate States Virginia Abolition Alexandria South Lincoln Harper's Ferry Monroe Richmond Manassas Gap Jackson Marshal House Ellsworth ETNA Maznx Queenstown Cape Race Liverpool Consors Paris Thonvenel United States Escamosp Ball Serrett'a Lee Alexadria Manasees Junction Bonham Hanleiter & Adair Atlanta Southern Confederacy Wnder Magnetic Télegraph Temas Georgia Catoosa Springs

London Letters and Southern War News Mixed Dispatch

Private London letters report Exeter Hall Abolitionists clash with the Ministry over policy toward the South while Confederate sympathies grow. Georgia’s Oglethorpe Rifle Battalion arrives in Richmond ready for action, with humorous antics noted. British support for Southern privateers sparks U.S. government warnings as debates on neutrality and belligerent status intensify.

Yancey London Montgomery Richmond Oglethorpes Oglethorpe Rifle Battalion Savannah Georgia Petersburg Petersburg Zepress Oglethorpe Light Infantry F. 8 Bartow Nimba Rich South Washington Old Abe England Times Abe Lord John Russell Telegraph United States

Old Abe Seizes Private Despatches in New York

In New York the accumulated despatches of the last two months were seized to obtain evidence of southern operations with northern accomplices. The seizures, timed in major cities, were kept secret to prevent destruction of evidence. The government aims to prosecute those aiding rebellion, with thousands of despatches detailing arms, loans, and plans. A Southern Express Company proposal is discussed, and a Sewell's Point naval engagement report notes damage to the USS Georgiana and injuries. A Weldon correspondent describes a enslaved body servant accompanying troops, mocking Lincoln.

Abe New York The Tribune Mannvyre North Charleston Courier Weldon North Carolina Georgia Chile Abe Lincoln Wall Street

Civil War News From Virginia and Charleston

Dispatches report fighting at Hampton and Norfolk with Federal troops and local citizens. Troops move on reconquest while rail travel slows after a fatal collision. Arrivals include McCullough’s Rangers and Tennessee Regiments heading to the front as Jefferson Davis era tensions rise.

Savannah Virginia Ricawonxp Hampton Norfolk Alexandria McCullough Tennessee Seat of War Charleston Crafteston

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