The Pointe at Issue in the 1864 Election Debates
The piece argues the coming election must reflect clear principles and loyalties. It contrasts McClellan’s peace aims with Lincoln era positions, condemning compromise on slavery and urging resilience against Confederate influence. The author stresses unity to preserve the Union and reject slaveholding dictates.
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Treaty at Geneva aids wounded soldiers in warfare
A new Geneva treaty signed by France Spain Italy Prussia Saxony Belgium Denmark Holland Wartemburg Baden and Switzerland grants civilian protection for ambulances and hospitals in war. It guarantees safe housing for wounded soldiers and exempts homeowners from lodging troops and war taxes. It also provides that permanently wounded soldiers return home.
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Relief Society appeals for funds and support
The article describes a relief drive by the Relief Society, urging public donations to aid clothing, bedding, meals, and finances for needy families. It emphasizes moral aims, community effort, and the need for attendance to ensure accountability, with several local figures named as fund recipients and collection points.
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Armistice talk and Southern hopes in Civil War era dispatch
A late 1864 dispatch surveys Northern and Confederate sentiments on armistice prospects. The piece notes Confederate pressure, Union fatigue, and rumors of talks while referencing General Grant, General Winder, and the mood across cities like Richmond and Atlanta amid war weariness. It also mentions political figures and treasury leaks influencing public stance.
Nenase eee len heroes this army to dene Riv the Wwat graves
In Atlanta, loyal corps vow to fight to the bitter end and never surrender while fighting for the nation. The article honors unnamed heroes and laments the cost of war in a somber tone.
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March of Hess in Chattanooga Ends After Two Day March
Report describes the Hess march in Chattanooga with travel by railway and on look, noting the distance covered in two days. Local commanders claim return to base and arrival details are awaited for verification.
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A Bundle of Straws From a Troubled Vote
A garbled report recalls a vote on return home from a Madison Indiana area on the tenth with mentions of soldiers and a mass turnout. The text references Louisville Wass, McDonald, Lincoln, and Indiana towns. It notes a large number voting Seventh and Forty third years, with lines about Potomac letters and private soldiers.
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Great Race for Five Thousand Dollars Kentucky Wins
The match race between Kentucky and Aldebaran on the Patterson Course drew betting action shifting to Kentucky. Two heats, two thousand dollars a side, with Kentucky winning the first heat by a length as Aldebaran pressed and both riders stayed under working orders.
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Army wagon used to substitute for horses in Richmond
A refugee from Richmond reports to the New York Tribune that the army around the Welldon railroad uses a wagon drawn by African American labor as a substitute for horses. The wagon is managed by a White actor and two men steer from near the end. The article notes the practice as a response to necessity and describes the setup and use in Army service.
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A Voice From the Grave Speech Excerpt 1861 Springfield
An 1861 Springfield address by Sveruex A. Dovetas is quoted, portraying the ballot box as a means to justify rebellion and reflecting on American institutions and secession. The excerpt preserves period tone and names a Springfeld location and date.
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Dark History of War and Cruelty Appeals to Mercy
A Civil War era letter criticizes wartime brutality by Union generals, cites Johnston Hardee and others, urges humane conduct toward civilians, and argues fighters should face conflict openly. The piece discusses devastation in towns, shifts in policy, and appeals to God and humanity amid mounting pressures.
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Two Days Later from Europe New Sunea Trees and War News
News items from Europe discuss steamship movements, British naval policy, and the Vienna Denmark negotiations. The Queen orders that warships of the belligerents may not be dismantled or sold in future ports. Market notes indicate a downward trend in provisions and Consols closing at 87½.
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Local Convention Promotes Reunion of Security Efforts
The gathering in Bethel and Pittsburg featured Henry W Payne and Thomas F Plankett discussing effective methods to restore security. The largely attended event emphasized renewed cooperation and practical plans.
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Rebel activity reported in Missouri and Arkansas engagements
Fragmented dispatches describe Rebel movements in Missouri and Arkansas. Casualty figures and prisoner counts are unclear but indicate significant combat near Pocahontas Chalk Blew and Broomfield with 4 000 to 8 000 reportedly involved near Powhattee.
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Pirates on Lake Erie Lead Capture Report
A telegraph followsCaptain Carter of the Mic Wasurrovor as the fleet reports the capture aboard steamers on Lake Erie. The message dated Johnson confirms the event and notes the lead position of the commander in the operation.
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Wool Bale Prices in New York Market Decline
Fragmentary note from New York dated September 91 indicates weak demand and falling prices for wool bales on the market. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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War near end as New Zealand advices reach July
From Las Bencpon to September 30 reports from New Zealand up to July 3 indicate the war was virtually over. A few political maneuvers are noted as the days fade for Britain before the end of the year.
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Trades' Congress and International Behalf of Men
Fragmentary report notes a Trades' Congress addressing inter nations benefits and the safeguarding of prices for basic necessaries. The readable text hints at concerns over living costs and economic measures affecting workers and families.
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Bavines Bar Offers Higher Interest and Stronger Security
The notice touts Bavines Bar as offering four percent higher interest than rivals with superior security. It claims deposits receive the best circulation of the country and notes, or government payable bonds, as safeguards, asserting it is unbeatable for investors seeking solid assets.
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