Annual clam bake and martial law in union pledge pages
News items span civic events and politics including a Rockland House clam bake and martial law with habeas corpus suspended. Kentucky tobacco convention and a rail earnings note share the era's concerns while editorials criticize arming negro troops as injurious to loyal white men and peace aims.
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Rockland House
Rip Jey
Hull Light Infantry
Kentucky Tobacco Growers
Burnside Forces Reach Clinch River in Exhausting March
A Cincinnati despatch reports Gen. Burnside's army, mostly cavalry and mounted infantry, at Clinch River after a long Cumberland crossing. The Army of the Cumberland HQ remains at Stevenson Alabama as parts cross the Tennessee to destroy Bragg's supply line and evacuate Chattanooga. Kingston fell on the 2d with little resistance while Lookout Mountains are expected to be overcome soon.
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Campbell
Percy Wyndham
New York
Cincinnati
Tribune
Burnside
Clinch River
Cumberland Mountains
Clinchiver
Army of the Cumberland
Stevenson
Ala
Tennessee
Georgia
Bragg
Chattanooga
Bripgevort
Ten N
Kingston
Mintry
Lookout Mountains
Sioux and Winnebago Removal and Naval Action Report
The Indian Bureau confirms peaceful removal of 1500 Sioux and 1800 Winnebagos from Minnesota to Dacotah Territory under Superintendent Thompson with stockade defenses being prepared. Lt. Cushing reports the Shorkokon crew repelling rebels, capturing prisoners and horses at New Topsail Inlet and destroying the blockade runner Alex. Cooper. He notes efforts to identify patriotic state citizens involved in a local scheme.
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Pottsville
Edward’s Ferry
Scott
Union troops press siege at Charleston defenses
The Fulton arrived from Port Royal and the Charleston bar, reporting Gen Gilmore extending parallels against Fort Wagner. Ironclads pulled back from Fort Moultrie and Sullivan's Island batteries while Charleston endures ten days without bombardment. Casualties average six per day as Union forces push toward final success.
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Fort Wagner
Fort Moultrie
Sullivan’s Island
Admiral Dahlgren Healthy Amid Reports of Illness
Batimore dated dispatch denies any illness claims about Admiral Dahlgren. The official note says he is in his usual health and highly energetic, with full confidence in his duties aboard the fleet.
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United States Express
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Fortress Monror
Cape Hatteras
Beaufort
Reverdy Johnson Addresses Saratoga Society on Union
Hon. Reverdy Johnson of Maryland spoke to the Saratoga County Agricultural Society stressing devotion to the Union and urging government support in the rebellion. He avoided judging emancipation, but argued freed slaves could not be enslaved again if war powers freed them, leaving state choices to those states after reentry.
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Saratoga County Agricultural Society
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Associated Banks
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Treasury Department
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Philadelphia
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Sub-Treasury
Market summary of railroads and stocks on September 4
New York market note lists First Board stocks unsettled with several railroads trading mixed. Highlights include Illinois Central at 122, New York Central 128, Reading 123, Harlem 135, Michigan Central 116 and Pacific Mail 220. Government and gold prices show American Gold 1643 and US Coupon Sixes around 106. README: figures reflect initial Board values with slight upticks and some inconsistencies in OCR.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Michian Southern Railroad
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Reading Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Missouri
Erie Railroad
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Harlem Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
American Gold
State and Western
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
State
Cepacaen
Chicago
Lsc
Muscovado
Porto Rico
Saies
New Bedford
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Western Mess Park
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Treasury Department
Boston
Philadelphia
Sterling Exchange
Fitchburg
Manchester
Lawrence
Maine
Providence
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Old Colony
Western
Board of Brokers Gold
Associated Banks of
T. B. Chandler, Esq
Chase
Treasury
Sonmny Gard
Lamelane
Sen
May New Nee AO Issees
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Excelsior Gold Co
Dana Mining
Portland
Ogdensburg
Franklin Mw
Rutland
Central
Boston Mr
Huron Ms
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Ibzades
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Aion Tale Royale
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Ekiawes Gases
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