Momentous duty to elect the right President in perilous times
The author urges citizens to select the best possible President beyond party aims. He warns that war, foreign policy, and postwar reconciliation require a capable leader, condemns Copperheads and party contention, and calls for unity and prudent statesmanship to sustain the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarty
Ocrisia
Aod
Democration Party
Democrati
Copperheads
Pasce
Chicago
Ponde-Dondoldte
Tallahassee pirates capture ships off the Atlantic voyage
Mr Allen B Sanford reports the 14th instant seizure of the James Littlefield a Bangor Maine vessel bound Cardiff to New York with coal. The Tallahasses crew scuttled the ship after capturing the crew and papers, freeing prisoners on paroled vessels and sinking several fishing schooners and coal ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Allen B. Sanford
James ‘Littlefield
Bangor
Maine
James Bartlett
Tallahaeses
Cardiff
New York
Sanford
Tallabasses
James Littlefield
Lamot Dupont
Sarah H Kurson
Glocester
Wood
Ateamor
New England Agricultural Society to Hold Grand Fair in Springfield
The NE Agricultural Society plans a September fair in Springfield from the 6th to the 9th. Railways will promote attendance with stock-free transport and excursion options. A life member plan at three dollars provides a fair ticket, stock entry, and publications. Governor Andrew will speak on the final day. The Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting closed with large crowds and heightened religious activity, described as enchanted by cottage lights and forest avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Agricultural Society
NE. Agricultural Society
Springfield
New England
Lis
Andrew
Martha's Vineyard
Christime
Marvey
J Bryan
M. D
The Atlantic Monthly September Issue Highlights
The September Atlantic Monthly features pieces by Edmund Kirke on our trip to Richmond and by Col Higginson on Regular and Volunteer Officers. Also included are Felix Carter on dinner, Wi L Symonds on The Cadmean Madness, Robert Dale Owen on The Electric Girl of La Perriure, among others. Troknor and Fields publish in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Edmund Kirke
Col. Higginson
Felix Carter
Wi. L. Symonds
la Perriure
Robert Dale Owen
C. &Co. Troknor & Fields, Boston
Howz Menthly August issue aims at home education
The August number of Howz Menthly highlights home education, literature, and religion as a valued family magazine. Edited by Rev. W. M. Thiyer and Rev. C. H. Pearson, it is published at 21 Cornhill, Boston, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howz Menthly
W. M. Thiyer
C. H. Pearson
Cornhill
Boston
Mass
The Seven Thirties What are They
The article promotes a national three year loan at seven and three tenths percent claiming safety and liquidity, with notes from $50 up. It argues the loan strengthens the nation, compares it to savings banks, notes tax exemptions, and highlights high returns versus private investments, urging widespread participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden
Treasury
United States
Olso
Isbor
New York
Shylock
Uarpse
Macszine
Burnside Leaves for Brief Leave as Ninth Corps Grows Short
A Boston Journal correspondent from Petersburg dated Aug 18 reports Gen Burnside departed on leave and may not return, signaling a potential relief. The Ninth Corps mourns his absence with officers and men likening the unit to Hamlet without its titular prince.
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Boston Jorn- Nab
Riffa
Petersburg
Burnaide
Anumor
Burnside
9Th Corps
Hamlet
Installation of Arcours for McClossxr at Saint Patricks Cathedral
New York report covers the August 23 1864 ceremony at Saint Patricks Cathedral for Archbishop elect John McCluskey D D. The procession included clergy, acolytes, cross bearers, and a grand te deum as the archbishop elect received blessing and delivered a sermon. The ceremony concluded with the archbishop and church officials moving to the archiepiscopal residence for an audience.
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New York
New Yours
Arcours
McClossxr
Eviton
Saint Patrik’s
Father McNiery
Father McCart
John McCluskey
Arch Birhoys
Wm Starrs
D. D
Incenge
Crozier
Crozier &O
McCluskey
Yours &U
R E M
Grant's Operations and the Weldon Railroad Feint
The movement by General Grant last week on the north bank of the James was a feint to draw the Confederate forces from the Weldon railroad. Warren's corps seized the Weldon line to a firm hold, repelling attempts to dislodge them as Grant shifts to support the new right flank. Lee slows to cautious defense while Grant presses toward the Lynchburg railroad, tightening the pressure and risking stronger counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
James River
Weldon
James
Warren
Lanousk
the James
Richmond
Lynchburg
Lee
Army of the Potomac
The Last Man the Last Dollar and the Last Loaf
A soldier recalling Ante raid south of Richmond says rebels have no resources left and will surrender or be forced to end the war soon. He warns the last card is being played and urges persistence until Grant pauses advances or a decisive victory occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thia
United States
War Department
Man Leaps From Window Lands in Water Barrel
Thomas Diffy, 200 pounds, plunged from a third story window in Lynn while asleep and landed safely in a hogshead of water. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Diffy
Lynn
Concert by Carl Weise and Madame Stephani in Fres tley
Rocal Affairs announces a Fres tley evening concert featuring Carl Weise with an acclaimed programme including operatic selections and Schuloff's Carnival of Venice. Madame Stephani appears in favored pieces and Italian artists of high standing visit rarely. Admission is modest and attendees are urged to attend. A separate note reports two intoxicated visitors causing a disturbance at a Vestry meeting of the State Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weise
Madame Stephani
Frestley
Schuloff
Welee
Alisbas
Stephani
E.pienist
State Street Methodist Church
Providence
Festival at Oakland Grove and local events report
Rain delayed the Festival of the State Street Methodist Sunday School at Oakland Grove Nayatt. An extra train carried many excursionists, with ideal weather. Josiah Gooding, aged eighty eight, harvested nearly seventy bushels of onions weed free over his Hope Street garden. A damnbake and photo at Mount Hope by the Sunday School drew many friends. Bridgeport regatta saw John Herrennhoff's Magic win a $100 prize in a 12 mile race. Constitutional amendments: soldiers in the field won three fifths majority. others defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street Methodist Sunday School
Oakland Grove
Nayatt
E& Mr
Josiah Gooding
Hope Street
Third Annual Meeting of the Normal Association
The third annual meeting of the R. Normal Association of State Normal School graduates was held in town on Thursday last. An oration was delivered by Mr. Charles Spencer of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. {. Normal Association
State Normal School
O C. G. Strahan
Marine Artillery
Burnside Zouaves
L. H. Humphreyr
Liaut
Padelford
W. W. Paine
Isiahan
Public Schools Term Begins Next Monday
The second term of the Public Schools of this town will commence on the upcoming Monday, marking the start of classes for students and staff.
Negligent Mother's Plight Averted by Engineer
A Bristol Railroad train halted near Vue den l’Eau when an infant carriage sat on the track. The engineer inspected the vehicle finding a five month old baby inside and warned the mother, who rushed to retrieve the child as the train resumed. The account condemns the mother for endangering the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Vue den l'Eau
Explosion in Worcester chimney injures structure
An explosion in a Worcester chimney caused two long fissures after gas buildup. The Uncle Sam passengers donated 720 dollars to the Sanitary Commission. Surgeon General Hammond faces dismissal and disqualification after a court martial. Major Potter named paymaster in the regular army. A Richmond woman charged with treason is bailed at 100,000 dollars. The New England Farmer suspends publication. Americans in Buenos Aires seek funds for the Sanitary Commission. Pearl hunting spurs in Montpelier. Two guerillas executed in Franklin Kentucky. A Saratoga fare yields a very nice prospect. Tomb Thumb robbed of 1267 dollars at Whiteball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
United States
Boston Journal
B. M Potter
Rhode Island
New England
Farnex
Buenos Aires
South America
Sanitary Commission
Saratoga
Tomb Thumb
Whiteball
Farragat Remarks on Moble Bay Fight and Glory
Farragat of The Richmond Explorer recalls the Moble Bay clash. He notes our ensign fell in a blaze of glory and hints Old Salamander may retaliate if given a chance. Publication quotes Weenincton Curcircs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragat
Richmond Exporer
Moble Bay
Brown's Bronchial Troches Endorsement Remark
Rev Charles S Robinson formerly of Troy now in Brooklyn observes Brown's Bronchial Troches as beneficial for throat weariness and irritation after speaking. He mentions Rev Mr Booth who recommended trying them and notes continued use since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Charles S. Robinson
Troy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Booth
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