Pendleton and Vallandigham Rally Support for Chicago Platform
A Dayton spokesman criticized Peace Democrats and endorsed the Chicago platform. Vallandigham backed Paxson, calling him the party’s loyal choice, while Pendleton and Vallandigham urged joint campaigning and implied the need to unite the War Democracy behind Lincoln’s opponents to ensure victory.
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Negroes as Soldiers and the Northern Policy Debate
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Philadelphia Billiard Tournament Closes After Grand Match
The Philadelphia billiard tournament concluded with a grand match in which Dop Lar Karamaga, holder of the champion title, staged a decisive performance on Tuesday.
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Preacher Invites Parishioners to Vacate Seats
Rev H W Busomma announced from the pulpit on Sunday morning that certain attendees might leave their seats vacant to accommodate others. The notice called for orderly seating and expressed inclusivity in sharing space.
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Would He Have Been Nominated As General Mcoe
The passage debates whether a failed general would have secured a nomination in the Democratic or Union campaigns. It questions if opposition to Mr. Simcom propelled nomination and whether defeat in one post warranted a stale convention introduction. It reflects on campaign logic and political strategy.
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First District Drafts in Supposed City Matters
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Fragmentary California, Nevada and Idaho notes from 1856
Late California papers report scattered items from on the eve of September 1856. Wounded and killed in various skirmishes near Sacramento and Nye County are named, including Brickett and Samuel W. Grush. Nevada Territory debates a new constitution as a cheese exhibit appears in San Francisco. Mills in San Francisco employ workers. Blair's death in Lake City is noted. Vigilantes operate in Idaho, stringing up highway robbers.
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Attack on Cavalry Amid Breakfast Presages Richmond Pressure
A New York Commercial correspondent reports Union cavalry attacked during Kavts break fast. Prisoners describe Richmond mechanics in trenches before Buriax. The correspondent notes advancing toward the doomed city, closing in and a reforming line before our forces, with oath taking by foes as the situation tightens.
Telegraph to Cincinnati Sparks Daily Tings Coverage
A telegraphic dispatch reaches Cincinnati desk fueling the Daily Tings with rapid updates from distant sources. The item highlights fresh reports, brief notes, and evolving details shaping the paper's early editions.
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Deserters Executed at Fort Qas Reported Abroad
From New Orleans to New York on October 17 The Herald reports deserters from Col. s rebel forces were executed at Fort Qas. The note mentions an authorized order and a warehouseman among those connected to the incident. The details are fragmentary and unclear in the dispatch.
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War news on Hood and Sherman in Tennessee
The report notes Hood's army moving toward Dalton and the Tennessee River while Sherman’s forces press Confederate lines. Cumberland River shoals run five feet, with ongoing skirmishes and grand expectations of militia actions by both sides.
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Fragmentary Civil War Diary Notes on Supply and Prisoners
Disjointed OCR fragment references October 17 New York, the Army of the Potomac burning wood, scarce timber near Richmond, and prices cited for cordwood at 80 dollars. Mentions Butler, a retaliatory order, prisoners, and hours of captivity with garbled surrounding text.
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From Havana to October 17 Stemmer Liberty Dates
A fragment from Havana dated October 17 references a stemmer named Liberty and dates on the 12th. details are fragmentary with no clear event or outcome. The readable text mentions Lavane dates but lacks context or actions.
Troops Headed to Front From New York
The steamer North American sails with 1,000 troops to the army of the Potomac. The 188th departs tomorrow and Athland ships 600 men to Boston today for forward deployment.
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Movements of Blockade Runners Reported in Heritage Ledger
A fragmentary note describes the blockade runner Busanna arriving at pavens aboard the sp Fae Gee with Byelas and a5 eats Josie salted for veeton on the Lith.
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Financial Matters in New York Report
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions New York financial matters and references committees or groups. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are unclear due to garbled text. The piece hints at an evaluative review or discussion but lacks concrete facts.
Uncertain text fragment on debt and loans
The readable fragment notes arrests of twenty five southern citizens and military orders. It mentions stopping indebtedness and waivers of warrants, with figures for loans totaling over $3,000,000 reported to the Treasury Department.
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Treseury
Official War Bulletin War updates from October front lines
Advices from German to Oct i indicate Hood retreating toward the southwest after a clash near Dalles. Sherman’s army presses, Crook’s advance reports Rebels four lines of battle then retreating toward haste. New York Cavalry claims success in capturing four artillery pieces and munitions. signed C A Dema Acting Secretary of War.
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Rebel sources recount actions near Columbus and Vinings
Fragmentary report notes Davis and Seeman movements and Beauregard arrival in Columbus Georgia on the seventh. It mentions mortar firing at Vinings and a steamer assault while general positions and leaders are named in a chaotic battlefield update from the era.
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Unclear fragment from Cairo article prompts brief note
Readable bits mention Cairo and Magenta with scattered terms about New Orleans and an archaeological coat. No coherent event or names form a complete report.
Fragmentary Notice of Items and Animals
Fragmentary OCR mentions cale, horses, and other goods. No clear event, date, or location available. Summary limited to observable terms without verifiable specifics.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Readable content is minimal and fragments mention colors and names without clear event or persons.
Baltimore Merchants Arrests Reported in October Bust
In Baltimore a group of merchants including Bautimons and several clothiers were seized by an agency and arrested as authorities move to broaden action. The War Department reportedly ordered additional arrests to be carried out in coming days.
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