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Selma (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 6
edition and what a failure it has been: General Sherman is reported at the War Department as having arrived at Selma, in Alabama. --This is in accordance with his instructions. He left Vicksburg with twenty days rations, in light marching ordeodgment on the upper Alabama river. It was left to the option of Gen. Sherman whether the depot should be established at Selma or Montgomery. He chose the former position, on the northeast bank of the river. It was agreed that General Logan shoulMobile and Polk's army, and falling on the forces of the mitred General, scattered his army and moved directly forward to Selma. The War Department has trustworthy information that Logan's cavalry has made a junction with Sherman's forces at Selma.Selma. Gen. Johnston, being alarmed for the safety of Mobile, sent one division of his army to that city. As Sherman's orders are to destroy the Mobile, Montgomery, and Atlanta railroad, it is patent that Johnston will also be cut off from Mobile, a
Long (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 6
Florida is intended to attract the enemy in that direction, while Sherman and Thomas move into the heart of Alabama and Georgia There is the utmost confidence here that this brilliant movement, attended with such signal success, insures the early termination of the war. Price resolutions in the Yankee Congress. In the Yankee Congress last week the old peace commissioner resolutions were up again, and disposed of as usual. The following are the proceedings in the House: Mr. Long (Ohio) offered a preamble, concluding with the following resolution: That the President of the United States be and be is hereby most earnestly but respectfully requested to appoint Franklin pierce, of New Hampshire, Millard Filimore, of New York, and Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, and such other persons as the President shall see proper to select, as Commissioners on the part of the United States who shall be empowered to meet Commissioners of like number, for the came object, on behalf of the Con
Memphis (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 6
urniture, in papier machie, suitable for an "illustrious and honored President, " has been found on board the Cumberland. It was intended as a present to Jeff. Davis from his admirers in England. Another set, intended for ex-Senator Mallory, the rebel Secretary of War, was also found on board. Miscellaneous. The quota of New York under the new draft is 91,163 men. The Legislature of Nebraska has nominated Lincoln for President, and Andy Johnson for Vice President. At Memphis, Tenn., the citizens between sixteen and fifty five have been enrolled in the Federal service by conscriptions. At a meeting of the Union members of the Ohio Legislature, on the 26th ult., a resolution was passed declaring that the people of Ohio and the soldiers in the army demand the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. U. S. Senator Hicks, of Maryland, reported dead has recovered his health. A reward of $500 was paid by the U. S. ment for the murder of Louis. Judge Seymou
Nebraska (Nebraska, United States) (search for this): article 6
Another pleasant little piece of into "leence is, that a most elegant and costly set of pair furniture, in papier machie, suitable for an "illustrious and honored President, " has been found on board the Cumberland. It was intended as a present to Jeff. Davis from his admirers in England. Another set, intended for ex-Senator Mallory, the rebel Secretary of War, was also found on board. Miscellaneous. The quota of New York under the new draft is 91,163 men. The Legislature of Nebraska has nominated Lincoln for President, and Andy Johnson for Vice President. At Memphis, Tenn., the citizens between sixteen and fifty five have been enrolled in the Federal service by conscriptions. At a meeting of the Union members of the Ohio Legislature, on the 26th ult., a resolution was passed declaring that the people of Ohio and the soldiers in the army demand the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. U. S. Senator Hicks, of Maryland, reported dead has recovered his health.
Huntsville (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 6
at the War Department as having arrived at Selma, in Alabama. --This is in accordance with his instructions. He left Vicksburg with twenty days rations, in light marching order, and intended to march twenty miles a day, and make a lodgment on the upper Alabama river. It was left to the option of Gen. Sherman whether the depot should be established at Selma or Montgomery. He chose the former position, on the northeast bank of the river. It was agreed that General Logan should move from Huntsville, and form a junction with Sherman on the Alabama. Sherman moved promptly at the appointed time, and outgeneraling Polk, threw his forces between Mobile and Polk's army, and falling on the forces of the mitred General, scattered his army and moved directly forward to Selma. The War Department has trustworthy information that Logan's cavalry has made a junction with Sherman's forces at Selma. Gen. Johnston, being alarmed for the safety of Mobile, sent one division of his army to t
New Hampshire (New Hampshire, United States) (search for this): article 6
signal success, insures the early termination of the war. Price resolutions in the Yankee Congress. In the Yankee Congress last week the old peace commissioner resolutions were up again, and disposed of as usual. The following are the proceedings in the House: Mr. Long (Ohio) offered a preamble, concluding with the following resolution: That the President of the United States be and be is hereby most earnestly but respectfully requested to appoint Franklin pierce, of New Hampshire, Millard Filimore, of New York, and Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, and such other persons as the President shall see proper to select, as Commissioners on the part of the United States who shall be empowered to meet Commissioners of like number, for the came object, on behalf of the Confederate States, at such time and place as may be agreed upon, to ascertain, before a renewal of hostilities, whether the war shall not come to a close and the Union be restored by a return of all the States to th
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 6
e War Department as having arrived at Selma, in Alabama. --This is in accordance with his instructions. He left Vicksburg with twenty days rations, in light marching order, and intended to march twenty miles a day, and make a lodgment on the upper Alabama river. It was left to the option of Gen. Sherman whether the depot should be established at Selma or Montgomery. He chose the former position, on the northeast bank of the river. It was agreed that General Logan should move from Huntsville movement of Thomas to Dalton is adding strength to Sherman's position, and threatens the rebel position at Atlanta. The expedition into Florida is intended to attract the enemy in that direction, while Sherman and Thomas move into the heart of Alabama and Georgia There is the utmost confidence here that this brilliant movement, attended with such signal success, insures the early termination of the war. Price resolutions in the Yankee Congress. In the Yankee Congress last week the ol
Illinois (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 6
rebellion in future, the cause which led to this one must be permanently removed." The yeas and says were demanded on the last clause, as to the removal of the course of the rebellion. Mr. J. C. Allen, (IlI.,) as his name was called, voted "yen," amid excessive laughter. Mr. Allsy (Mass.) voted "no" This caused much merriment, but the gentleman directly changed his vote, explaining that he, for the moment, thought he was voting right, being opposed to the gentleman from Illinois The House were in most excellent humor, their laughter being loud and prolonged. Mr. Cox, (Ohio,) amid the confusion, said, "We on this side vote for the resolution because the causes of the war are abolition and accession, and ought to be removed. Mr. Mallory said he voted aye for a reason similar to that just assigned by the gentleman from Ohio. The roil call having been completed, the result was announced as unanimous — yeas 125. The next resolution in the series
Maryland (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 6
ed President, " has been found on board the Cumberland. It was intended as a present to Jeff. Davis from his admirers in England. Another set, intended for ex-Senator Mallory, the rebel Secretary of War, was also found on board. Miscellaneous. The quota of New York under the new draft is 91,163 men. The Legislature of Nebraska has nominated Lincoln for President, and Andy Johnson for Vice President. At Memphis, Tenn., the citizens between sixteen and fifty five have been enrolled in the Federal service by conscriptions. At a meeting of the Union members of the Ohio Legislature, on the 26th ult., a resolution was passed declaring that the people of Ohio and the soldiers in the army demand the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. U. S. Senator Hicks, of Maryland, reported dead has recovered his health. A reward of $500 was paid by the U. S. ment for the murder of Louis. Judge Seymour has been minated by the Democrats of Connection for Governor.
Havana (Cuba) (search for this): article 6
nfield rifles. She has also in her hold a very large quantity of fine gray rebel uniform cloth, and bales upon bales of superior navy blue, besides an immense number of ready made rebel uniforms, boots and shoes — in short, everything necessary for the outfit of both sea and land forces. I have it on good authority that the cargo cost seventy thousand pounds in gold in England; that the ship was sold there for fifty thousand pounds, and that ten thousand pounds more were expended on her in Havana. Another pleasant little piece of into "leence is, that a most elegant and costly set of pair furniture, in papier machie, suitable for an "illustrious and honored President, " has been found on board the Cumberland. It was intended as a present to Jeff. Davis from his admirers in England. Another set, intended for ex-Senator Mallory, the rebel Secretary of War, was also found on board. Miscellaneous. The quota of New York under the new draft is 91,163 men. The Legislat
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