Military history of the second American revolution
The narrative argues the rebellion has gained strategic and material advantages over the United States in the early weeks. It cites forts seized, arsenals captured, naval victories, and property valued at about seven million dollars. It condemns federal leadership as indecisive, treasonous, and beaten, with Major Anderson removed and diplomacy failing to defend dignity.
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AN — Dee
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Ordinance Ratified for 1861 Taxes in Columbia City
The ordinance levies an 85 cent tax per hundred dollars of real estate, various vehicle and amusements taxes, and new slave and free person levies. Owners must pay one dollar per slave under sixty not street liable, and scales of $1 to $25 for free Blacks of different ages, with higher charges for those practicing trades within the city.
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