Democracy and State Rights in the Face of Central Power
A speaker warns against central despotism and urges states to manage their own affairs while the federal government remains strong abroad. The Democrats are seen as the Constitution’s bulwark amid threats from Republicans and a hostile opposition accused of using force and deceit. The fate of the republic hinges on voters’ sober judgment.
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Capital of the Tycoon A Book Review in Two Volumes
A review lauds Sir Rutherford Alcock’s three year stay in Japan as richly observed and thoroughly researched. It praises the work for detailing Japanese life, industry, social norms, dress, language, and daily practices with living, first hand notes. The East opens to the West and Alcock helps unlock it.
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Exoneration for Col P T Han Ley and assorted 1860s items
Editorial notes on Lieut Col P T Han Ley exoneration from charges and praise from friends. The piece mentions time changes for Portland Bangor Montreal and Quebec trains, various brief items from the Times, a fictional poem excerpt, and multiple short dispatches including naval news, a famous singer, Garibaldi, Mosby, and bank plans.
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War drains both sides as conscription looms in US
The Times argues the Union faces a harsher drain of lives than Britain, with Lincoln pressing rapid conscription amid heavy casualties. It notes volunteer limits, draft controversy in New York, and fears of a protracted war turning into a fight of extermination, while Confederate conscription and use of enslaved labor rise.
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International markets and shipping news from Europe and America
A summary of late August and weekend market activity includes reports from Ernest Paris on Mexico and the eight-power conference, rumors of Maximilian declining the Mexican crown, and the Alabama sinking Vanderbilt. Liverpool cotton and breadstuffs markets show buoyant or steady trends, with detailed price levels for New Orleans, Mobile, and Upland middlings. London markets show dull to firm movements in commodities and steady financials, with Consols and American securities quoted.
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Sunbeam Sinks in Lake Superior After Gale Disaster
The steamer Sunbeam foundered off a spot southeast of Eagle River ten miles out after a heavy gale. Thirty five people on board perished. wheelsman survived after clinging to wreckage for about thirty hours and being washed ashore twenty miles away at Portage. Names listed: Passengers A Sherman and son, A Cohen of Ontonagon. Crew Captain Dongel, Wm Gariier, Thomas J Healy, Patrick, J ODonnell, W H Collins, Michael, James Butler.
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Confederate raid planned through Louisiana exits disclosing mobile movement
A New Orleans letter to the World reports Confederate forces assembling at St Martinville New Iberia Franklin and Camp Brisland with conscription in force. Deserters describe a campaign aiming to move into La Fourche country previously held by Weitzel and Banks. The preparation suggests a new offensive as Weitzel pickets are engaged near Napoleonville.
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Navy moves shuffle command aboard Itaska and Monticello
Washington reports detachments and new commands for naval officers Lieut Commander F K Lewis is reassigned to Baltimore for specialty duties and Lieut Commander George Brown takes over Itaska. Lieut W B Cushing leaves Shockokon to command Monticello. Treasury receipts on September 3 set records with 29754902 from internal revenue 5877040 from customs in notes and 35110749 in coin totaling 70746293.
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Draft completed for Kingston Rondout sub districts
The Kingston and Rondout draft plus seven Greene county sub districts were completed today with orderly process. In Philadelphia shipments show sales of five twenties reaching one million dollars over the past three days and deliveries of one thousand dollars extend to August. The draft in the city passed quietly and among those drafted are the editor of the Poughkeepsie Telegraph and two telegraph operators.
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Burnside advances to Kingston and Knoxville routs enemy
Washington reports Burnside’s forces meet light resistance at Kingston before occupying Knoxville. A cavalry detachment from Rosecrans’s Chattanooga force joined Burnside near London, aiding a sharp engagement in which the enemy was routed with heavy losses on their side and only trifling casualties for Union troops.
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Express Steamer Departs for City Point on Truce Mission
Fortress McGnnor Sept 6. The flag of truce steamer Express left at 9 this morning under Major Mulford for City Point on a mission to Rebel Commissioner Ould. No prisoners were taken. The U S gunboat Connecticut has arrived from off Charleston with no later news.
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Fire in McGregor Destroys Property Valued at 50000
A blaze in McGregor Iowa last night wiped out property worth about 50000 with half of it insured. Principal losers include McDonald Case Bailey Van Valkenberg Ryan Hammersiough Guttman Lennon Buck Bicknell and Summerfield Co. Some law offices were damaged.
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Unclear OCR Details From Local Page
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Indian Attack Kills 25 Aboard Missouri River Flatboat
A St Paul despatch reports a flatboat down the Missouri River near Gen Sibleys battles was attacked by Indians. All 25 aboard were killed in the assault.
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Rebels Reported in Kentucky Movements Near Glasgow
A Journal despatch dated Sept 6 says rebels Hamilton and Hughes entered Columbia with 600 men while Hawthorne moved 8 miles from Glasgow with 250 to 309 men. The Journal doubts the figures as exaggerations.
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Mayor Anthony Arrested by Soldiers in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on September 7 Mayor Anthony was arrested this afternoon by a squad of soldiers led by Gen. Ewings detective. He was placed in a carriage and driven toward Kansas City as crowds gathered in suspense.
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