Armistice views amid Civil War debates in Confederate press
The Richmond Examiner's proposed terms spark debate on a genuine armistice. The piece argues for real cessation of hostilities, withdrawal of invasion forces, and a blockade that remains in effect. It contemplates Lincoln initiating a convention of all states to negotiate reunion while warning against illusory peace.
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Long Johns Wentworth Surveys Jeff Davis in Speech
In a late speech, Long John Wentworth reflects on Jefferson Davis and their early years. He recalls meeting Davis, recounts a test that shaped their education, and notes a judgement based on head rather than heart. The passage hints at Davis’s rise and differing paths.
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Jurr Davis
Jefferson Davis
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Paris News Summary From The European Scene
A broad European briefing notes Paris activity with strikes and restrictions, Ghent’s session moving to Amsterdam, and Turkish authorities granting a new trial. It mentions a hospital project at Barcelona, a postal treaty shift, and the Blondin impostor controversy in Paris. Also covered are a meteor sighting near Cherbourg, France's cricket victory over Germany, a French district annexation, and bear incidents in Rome.
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Neutrality Principles for Wounded Proposed by Dr Palasciano
A postwar paper by Italian medical officer Dr Palasciano suggests binding armies to protect wounded prisoners and ensuring their care. It outlines escort dressing, lodging at frontiers, neutral mediation for food and medical supplies, and reciprocal surrender terms for besieged forces to allow wounded to be sent out with neutral state reception.
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Palasciano
Commissariat
Prisoners in Charleston Jail Reported Treated Better
The report notes Union prisoners at Charleston are treated better than elsewhere with more food and kinder behavior. Six hundred officers arrived July 20 and by August 3 they were garrisoned. Yard dimensions, wall height, and shelling from our side are described, with shells passing near the jail but no danger to inmates.
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Charleston
McCracLAN Nominee Urges Moral Stance For Nation
From the Springfield Mass Republican comes an analysis of a major party nominee's moral fiber and readiness to face national crises. The piece argues he hesitates under opportunity, avoids hard bargains, and would struggle to prevent corruption and ruin in a pivotal hour.
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McCrac- Lan
Springfield
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Last of Deaths to U S Hospitals Week Ending September 3 1664
A list of names and affiliations appears to report the last of deaths to U S Hospitals for the week ending September 3 1664 including indiana michigan ohio kentucky and iowa affiliates. The text also mentions dairy farmers in this state producing cheese and milk delivery practices with prices and market notes.
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N Mere
David Driver
Mertin Lynch
Peakel Peter
Henr Bottom
Ky. Corp
Seaie Tacos
Vines
J. E. Krowell
Albert Mathews
D. Vari
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Levi
Burwarty
Hugh Larkin
Geo. Morgan
Ohio
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Ope
Uene
Dickere Koch
Thu Ton
Pra
President's Proclamation Honors Soldiers and Navy
A telegraphic dispatch reports the President's proclamation praising the soldiers sailors and leaders from Forts Powell Gaines and Morgan and Admiral Canby for the Mobile harbor operations. The message lauds their bravery and the nation’s gratitude to those who perished and those who served.
Thanks to General Sherman and officers for Atlanta capture
Exgovarius Massie reports Washington on September 3 that national thanks are tendered to Major General W. T. Sherman and his soldiers for the successful campaign in Georgia. The Washington tribute praises the officers and troops for their daring marches and victories that led to the fall of Atlanta and the ensuing public applause.
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Maxsiox
Hare Fort Goleas
Sherman
Capaa
Iidaeciaae
United States
Atlanta
Exgovarius Massie
Washington
W. T. Sherman
Cary
Georgia
Setjuice Mere
Apnanam Lincgoiy
National Salute Ordered By Washington Officials
A national salute order directs 100 guns at arsenals and navy yards on September 1 2 oclock and at several cit ies including New York Baltimore Saint Louis and Atlanta with further directions to follow from state and federal departments for execution.
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United Now
Mobile
Secretary of the Navy
Grial
York
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Hilton Head
Aes
Uae
Ender Limtad
Georgia
Atlanta
Severe Fight in the Shenandoah Valley Repulse of the Enemy
Gen. Crook's cavalry corps fords the Shenandoah Valley action near Berryville. Troops moved from Reppon’s arena toward Berryville with Crook leading in a decisive engagement, involving 9th and 10th Corps as the Union forces pressed the Confederate forces in the field.
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Nean Bourryitis
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Charlestown
Berryville
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Military actions and local nominations reported in cryptic OCR
An unclear report describes Iranian exchanges and a last attack, mentioning Geetanes and a commander shot 8000 cal with four guns. It also notes W. D. Mann being nominated for the convention association, with regional details uncertain.
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Hebel
Duck Scott
W. D. Mann
Guerilla Actions in Missouri Reported in 1860s Dispatch
Fragmentary wartime notes describe guerrilla actions in Missouri near Shelby and Chalk Bluff with mentions of Debois, Girardeau, and Holes SAID ey SN Nee Riper as observers. The text is unclear but implies mobile bands operating twenty miles within Missouri.
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The Gold Maxyet and the Draft News
In Atlanta market reports prices fluctuated with demand for cudtoma supporting the market despite news from Atlanta. Washington notes discuss draft delays and military actions as Rebels press. generals Anderson Patton and Hardee referenced with Grant and Wallace providing command context.
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Dr cee commissioned collector sails treasure ship arrives
The Tribune reports Dr cee has been commissioned collector. The steamer Costs Rica arrived from wall on the 26th with 000 in treasure aboard.
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the Tribune
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One Hundred Guns for Atlanta Quiet at Petersburg
A fragmentary dispatch notes a ceremony involving one hundred guns in City Hall Park at noon to honor Atlanta. the text is garbled with unclear references to Petersburg New York and canal approaches, yielding uncertain details.
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Forts Monroe Update on York Truce Steamer Arrival
From Fortress Monroe comes word of the York truce steamer's arrival last evening amid confusion about its movement and personnel. Details are unclear but the report notes a delay and mentions a 6 eight motor request connected to Metom and a potential meeting with Trey elt.
South American Alliance Advances Against Mexico
From Panama reports Chilean authorities resolved not to recognize Mexico. The coast line of Chile is opened to all nations. A motion favors offensive unity and an agreement among South American republics.
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South America
New York
Panama
Chilian Chamber of Once
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Washington News Update on Funds and Free Loan Authority
A brief Washington item reports no truth to the claim that funds or friendship promises affected a 790000 dollar total and a 10 40 loan authority. The note references Secretary of State and ministerial statements as unrelated to the disputed figures.
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Srate Pune
Bubresel
Pien
Fredden
Washington Dispatch Notes No James River News Today
From Washington no new updates today as Voytrures Monnon Sopsenber and Chambers report no James River news. No other events or reports are noted in the brief dispatches.
Advices From Hayti Describe Improvements In Republic
From Hayti advices state the republic shows vast improvements in moral and physical condition of its people. Reports note progress in cotton culture and activity among authorities. The reader learns of favored measures and the perceived prosperity, with prices and trade referenced in the period’s tone.
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Hayti
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