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Daily Courier in Oshkosh, Wisconsin

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Newspaper

Daily Courier

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1854

Page

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Worthless wild cat currency in Dalton warned

A distorted gossipy note warns that a flashy bill from Cherokee Insurance and Banking Co of Dalton Georgia will circulate locally though utterly worthless. The item suggests manipulators intend to mislead farmers and workers before a collapse. Also notes varied reports fromChicago Press on canal freighting and western trade shifting toward New York lines, with projections about transport costs and regional impact.

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Arrival of the Pacific reaches New York amid war dispatches

As the Collins steamer Pacific lands at her wharf, reports from London and Paris detail ongoing bombardments near Sebastopol, Russian outpost actions, and Allied maneuvers. Dispatches through Oct 8 describe Canrobert and Raglan coordinating a costly Alma River assault, with heavy casualties and a turning British victory.

Allies destroy a quiduct and threaten Sebastopol harbor

Reports state on September 2 the allies destroyed the aqueduct cutting water to the city now fed from reservoirs. An assault was expected around September 7. Russians built sand-batteries while allied artillery out ranged them. Allied trenches stood 1600 yards from walls with 60 guns. French and British generals notified governments that on September 23 Meuschenoff sank five of his ships to block Sebastopol harbor, threatening a sea attack. The English fear this act shifts plans toward the south. The Russians hold remaining ships sunk near Yenikale and 1019,000 sailors are added to Sevastopol’s garrison. A steam ram idea proposes using the iron steamer Simeon to breach sunken ships.

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Battle on the Alma Chronicle From Lundow Journals

The correspondence recounts the battle on the Alma with emphasis on the cavalry action. It praises the Grand Victory over Russia while noting Russian cavalry failures and French and allied maneuvers. The article analyzes strategic features and ground conditions that shaped the engagement and its outcome.

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