Secretaries W F Salmon A A Hagget of Lowell
Two secretaries named W F Salmon and A A Hagget are identified as residents of Lowell in the terse records note.
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Republican State Convention Meets in Mechanic Hall 1864
The Republican State Convention opened in Worcester at Mechanic Hall with William Claflin as chair and Alexander H. Rice as president. Edward Everett's name for electoral at large raised questions after a Goodrich report on Everett's position and possible Lincoln support.
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Disturbance in Norfolk. sailors fired upon guard
A yesterday altercation on Main street Norfolk between sailors and the colored guard on duty left two sailors wounded one fatally and the other losing a leg while the guard may die. Also report: Keystone State captured the steamer Elezey and sent it to Beaufort. New York brought 400 returning POWs from James River under Major Mulford. Richmond Sentinel items note fire in Manchester Va disastrous to Gilmore and Gory warehouses with millions in loss and a tirade against Sherman. Despatches from Macon Petersburg Charleston detail ongoing combat.
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Private letters from Morganzia report favorable progress. Gen Canby rescinds the consolidation order for colored regiments and Ullman is authorized to recruit from plantations. Skeleton regiments are merged into existing units to boost numbers. A strong Union force concentrates on the Mississippi River, with Rebel forces around Alexandria. Twenty eight scouts captured. rebel riders harass boats but protections rise. Army health and morale are good. cotton in Louisiana suffers from a worm. Col Christer of the 2d New York Cavalry wounded. Ullman proposes two camps to train colored soldiers under seasoned officers before field service.
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Rebel Assistant Surgeon Binds Oath and Heads to Louisville
An Assistant Surgeon of the rebel army exchanged sides and arrived with an oath of allegiance, now to be transported to Louisville. Officers Sedgwick and Stark returned Libby prisoners, while Farley deserters moved to Philadelphia. Loan receipts rise with 7-30 and 10-40 issues. official public debt statements shift to monthly. Treasury dismisses Hamburg loan speculation.
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New York Democratic State Convention Ends with Nominations
Albany delegates assembled to endorse Gen McClellan's letter and pledge support. Horatio Seymour was nominated for governor with D R F Jones as lieutenant governor, J Lord canal commissioner, and J D McNeil state prison inspector. A state committee was appointed and Seymour accepted.
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Wrecks and Rebel Capture Reported Off Atlantic and James River
During an easterly gale at Cow Bay several brigs including Clyde Digby and Annie Grieve were driven ashore and total wrecks. The steamer Varana reports the Mary of Baltimore ran ashore at Chickahominy mouth. crew and three negroes escaped to the Peru, which was captured and burned by rebels with the captain taken prisoner.
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Democrats Nominate Cary and Eldridge for Congress
Minwavuxer reports at Racine the Democratic Convention nominated John W. Cary of Milwaukee for Congress from the 1st district and C. A. Eldridge of Fou Dua Lac for the 4th district. New York notes the steamer Golden Stargle brings no news. Sacramento sails for Panama with 215 passengers and 825,324 dollars in gold.
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Sequal Stakes At Paterson Horse Meet Stirs Bets
In Paterson New Jersey on September 15 Kentucky defeated two rivals in the Sequal Stakes two mile dash with a time of 3.524. Capt Moore led in the mile dash beating Copeck Bruce and Eclipse tilly with a 2.20. Throgs Neck won the Nile heats in 1.50 1.624 and 1.539. A $5000 two mile heats match is arranged for Saturday between Kentucky and Alabama amid heavy betting.
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Havana Steamers Arrive with No News of Import
New York dispatch reports steamers Liberty and Havans from Havana arriving September 10 with no news of significance. The Frances from Philadelphia was sold and departed for Galveston. Havana heat was extreme, yellow fever rare, and soprano Mrs Rhal aka Mrs Natali reportedly ill.
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