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March 30, 1861 – Moonlight Parade
The Cecil Guards—Capt. J. A. J. Creswell—made their first dress parade on Saturday night, treating our citizens to a very creditable and soldierly display. The new uniforms of the corps…
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An Indian Railway Station Defended
East Indian Railway Water-Tank at Barwarie, Defended Against the Mutineers for Thirty-Two Hours (From a Correspondent at Allahabad.) I send you a sketch of a Railway Water-tank at Barwarie, twenty-three…
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Ostriches Here for Big Banquet
One is Displayed in a Window of a West Pike Street Restaurant The three ostriches that will be cooked and eaten at the Annual banquet of the Clarksburg Brotherhood Thursday…
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March 29, 1861 – The Luetzen Jaegers
New Orleans boasts of a company of Germans—many of whom have seen service in Europe—styled the "Luetzen Jaegers." The Captain and First Lieutenant of the corps served with distinction in…
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March 28, 1861 – News from Washington
Col. Lamon, President Lincoln's special envoy to Fort Sumter, returned to Washington yesterday afternoon. The particulars of the result of his mission have not been made public, but it Is…
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From Cairo
CAIRO, March 21. — Affairs at Greenwood are improving. The Chillicothe was not injured so badly as reported, the extent of her damages being some battering of her casements. The…
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San Francisco’s Rapid Crowds
A leisurely person with an observant eye and a mind given over to rumination may station himself on any one of San Francisco’s prominent thoroughfares and be led into some…
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March 27, 1861 – Reconstruction! How it is to be Accomplished
From all the evidence now before us, we are satisfied that the Black Republicans are looking forward to a reconstruction of the Union, and that the failure of Lincoln to…
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Suffragette Causes Trouble for Roosevelt
Colonel Unable to Answer When Woman Asks Opinion of Equal Suffrage Fight New York, March 25. — In one of six meetings, which Col. Roosevelt addressed on the east side…
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March 26, 1861 – Interesting from Charleston
Gen. Beauregard's Demands Respecting Fort Sumter—Demands Respecting Fort Sumter—Distress in the City. The Charleston (S. C.) correspondent of the New York Tribune writes on the 19th instant: The long expected…