Scarce Fragments From Oshkosh Church and Town Notices
The article surveys church and civic matters in Oshkosh, noting Ep1 scopal services, a new masunin block purchase by Dr Douglas, and repairs to the Duster store. It mentions a carpet dealer’s booming sales, the Freemen's Commission fundraiser, and a public meeting planned by the United States Abolition Commission with Speaker J Jacobs. Reports of a runaway incident in De Ad vr, a diphtheritic deposit from Mrs Allen Ballard, and local notes on mill relics and treasure hunts are included.
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The Hundred Day Men and the Draft
An involved report outlines exemptions under the 100 days call and explains that men entering service before September 5 may be exempt. it also touches on wartime recruitment, local views, and the appearance of political controversy surrounding printers and war work.
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Lodge of Good Templars proposed in Village
An effort to establish a Lodge of Good Templars in the village is described as hopeful with residents eager. Reports mention officials and local figures amid Civil War era commentary. A private letter expresses readiness to contend with rebels, reflecting wartime sentiment and local political dynamics.
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Laka
Washington
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Grant
Victories of Union Troops Across Multiple Civil War Engagements
From Nashville reports celebrate Union successes in the battles around August 20 and 22. The 50th corps and parts of 4th and 14th corps fought with heavy casualties and multiple colors captured. Union losses cited as 1,733 for the 20th, 3,510 for the 22d, while rebels incur large totals. Gen Garrard raided Georgia line bridges and depots, taking 200 prisoners. Gen Hooker retires from command of the 20th corps.
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Battle of the 22nd and Atlanta progress report
The dispatch reports a severe battle on the 22nd with enemy assaults seven times. Union losses cited at 3,500 with 10 men missing. enemy losses over 3,000 killed and 2,000-plus prisoners taken, including 18 colors and 5,000 arms. The 20th battle cost rebels at least 6,000. our army remains near Atlanta in good condition.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Treasonable Organization in Indiana Reported By Governor
Indiana July 30 Governor Morton authorizes publication of General Carringtons report exposing the secret political order Sons of Liberty led in Indiana by H N Dodd Horace Hatfr en and W M Harrion The United States officers and rebel leaders Bradsley Johnson Mo Cousland are named. Reports of battles near Cumberland and Lundiy and pursuits by General Kellay, with casualties wagons and plunder, and movements toward Oldtown and Hancock are noted. Washington August three hundred rebel cavalry visited Hagerstown and Gen Buily crossed the river. The rebel army near Petersburg is discussed with possible peace talks between Denmark and Germany and Hood in command. A deserter from Lee asserts only Breckinridge and Early troops operate in the valley. New York August 3 Tribune and World report Hooker may replace Meade.
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New Start for 1864 Invention for Hoop Skirts
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