Speech of Hon. A H Rice at Faneuil Hall
Hon. Alexander H. Rice of Boston speaks at Faneuil Hall praising Massachusetts support for the army and navy. He denounces a proposed States convention as capitulation and urges unity to sustain the nation until victory and peace are achieved.
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New England Society Fair Opens at Hampton Park
Springfield reports the first annual Fair of the New England Society opening at Hampton Park at 9 AM. Dr George B. Loring, president of the association, delivers a Congratulatory Address in the Essex County Agricultural Society tent with a good turnout listening.
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Cattle Show Highlights and Maritime News
Belmont breeder W W Chenery displays Dutch cattle praised for milking quality. J S Anderson shows a 2700 lb Roan Duke son of the Grand Duke with a 21 head herd. Ayrshires and Shorthorns receive strong praise along with natives and Merino sheep. The report also notes steamship arrivals and British editorials on the Georgia seizure, Turkish frontier tensions, and Paris market activity.
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Morgan killed and staff captured at Greenville Tenn
Despatch from Gen Grant reports the surprise and defeat of John Morgan at Greenville Tennessee with Morgan killed and his staff captured. Richmond Examiner corroborates, noting 50 to 100 rebels killed and 70 prisoners taken with one gun captured. Grant ordered a salute in honor of the capture of Atlanta. telegraph lines hindered reports from Atlanta and Shenandoah Valley movements were minimal.
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Market Notes On Loans Rates and Securities Demand
Thursp Day AFTERNOON, Sept. 6. Money remains ample for short loans and discounts at banks and in the street. Interest begins at six percent on best collaterals, discounts range six to nine percent in the open market. Government stocks are in quick demand and there is steady inquiry for sound securities. Closing prices include U S Coupon Sixes 107 1/2, Seven-Thirties 169 1/4, Five-Twenties 109 1/4, and other listed bonds. American Gold at 242.
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Vermont State Election Report Signals Union Wins By Large Majorities
Vermont towns report Governor Smith of the Union ticket leading with about 5935 votes to 1945 for Redfield Democrat in a partial tally. Union candidates gain in Congress and county offices as support rises. early returns show strongest Union performance in Rutland and Burlington with sizeable majorities. Inflation in totals suggests a statewide swing toward the Union across multiple offices.
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Deserters Released to Philadelphia and Navy Recruitment Curbs
Fifteen rebel deserters from Alabama Florida and North Carolina units were released after taking allegiance oaths and given transport to Philadelphia. Navy enlistments face a 15 percent cap to curb unserviceable recruits while seamen and other ratings remain in demand. The Free Military Academy in Philadelphia will close on the 15th. Daily musterings reach about 3000 with 4136 on the 2nd and 6100 on the 3rd. 7-30 and 10-40 loan subscriptions total 326000 and 140000. About 25000 widows receive pensions under wartime laws.
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