Rebels Try Torpedo Attack on Ironsides at Charleston Harbor
From Charleston Harbor reports say on October 10 a swift rebel steamer towed a sixty pound torpedo into the Ironsides near Fort Moultrie but the ship suffered little damage. Ensign Charles Howard was wounded. The rebel crew, including Lieut Gassett and engineer Toombs, were lost or captured. Ironsides remains ready for action as Gilmore and Daplgren visit Port Royal amid renewed signals.
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Woodward and Curtin Voting Majories Pointed in Counties
Easton and Philadelphia report large margins for Woodward and Curtin. Wayne County and Northampton show Woodward gains. Lehigh and Cumberland counties also back Woodward, while philly results favor Curtin with a substantial lead. Forney’s Press estimates Curtin ahead by about 22,000 overall.
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Brough Leads With Large Ohio Majorities In Early Returns
Cincinnati dispatch says early returns show Brough ahead by 40 000 to 50 000 with gains for Gov Todd. Majorities reported include Hamilton 4509 Warren 2200 Clark 1500 Cuyahoga 5090 Erie 1700. Columbus and Dayton pending. Thirty five counties give Brough 47308 majority a gain of 26257.
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Baltimore City Council Winners by Ward
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Army reports limited skirmish activity on Potomac side
Washington dispatches say exaggerated rumors circulated about fighting on the south side of the Potomac. There is evidence of cavalry skirmishing but no general engagement and no official reports by 8 PM regarding today’s movements or serious disasters.
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Union Victory Sparks Celebrations in Pennsylvania and Ohio
Oct 14 reports show nationwide salute in honor of Union victory with cannon firing bonfires and speeches. OswroG0 reports rejoice here over victories in Pennsylvania and Ohio with public celebrations.
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New York Markets First Board Lower Then Better
First Board stocks open lower with railroad names like Illinois Central and Reading quoted, Coal and Erie also listed. Second Board improves with Michigan Central, Galena and Chicago, and Hudson River figures, while commodities show cotton steady, wheat strong, and petroleum firmer amid mixed global trading.
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Rebels Routed Near Arrowrock and Pittsman’s Ferry
Reports from St. Louis border towns detail Shelby’s raiders split eight miles southwest of Arrowrock with about 2500 Federals in pursuit, 12 rebels killed and four Federals dead. Gen. Fiske notes Arkansas expedition clashing with Reeves and Crandall, 13 rebels killed and captives taken including an officer and two captains. Major Watson’s Lawrence County raid netted a captain, three lieutenants, 56 privates, horses and arms, while locals organize to resist conscription. Waldo Johnson abandons Missouri State Guard leadership.
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Coincidences and enrolment reports across early 1860s notices
The New South notes the Calhoun statue shattered by a Charleston shell. Albany reports a new enrolment order for multiple districts. Mippetown notes H R Low nominated for State Senator. St Johns says the Bohemian passed Cape Race. Philadelphia cites Five Twenties sales and bond deliveries. Martinsburg raid fears linked to National Cavalry. Ohio railroad traffic normal.
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