Price changes for weekly papers spark controversy
A fragmented notice describes publishers moving to new wholesale rates for weekly papers and advert rates. It notes a planned price shift affecting circulation and ad charges, with demands for cost adjustments by printers and distributors. The text hints at legal or contractual actions and a potential return to prior rates if conditions warrant.
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Nolofter
Resignations and Civil War Dispatches Stir Public Mood
The latest telegrams report Seward Blac and Wesley resignations denied or hinted, Chase and Wade shifting positions, Douglass emancipating himself, and Welles stepping away. New England ports push immigration for war, while Indians threaten Port Laramie and Atlanta dispatches hint at Confederate pincers. Gold rose to 255 in New York.
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Washington dispatch reports strategic crisis in Civil War
From Washington August 3 1864 a special correspondence notes Grant’s Petersburg defeat and Sherman’s Atlanta failure. It warns the war may shift northward with Lee massing for invasion and Washington potentially endangered, urging immediate reinforcement to prevent a Confederate advance.
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War Department
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Petersburg
United States
Athante
Sherman
Lee
Washington
Battle and mine bombardment fail to alter Petersburg plan
Confederate and Union efforts around Atlanta and Petersburg are described with strong bias against Grant and Sherman. The piece argues no major gains followed the Petersburg mine explosion, cites heavy Confederate successes near Atlanta, and notes looming threats against Washington and Philadelphia as the war drags on. It also reports on accidental poisonings and a furlough for Normane Donne to christen twins Abe and Andy.
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A Mearful vison in the Household
A German writer for the New York Aper recounts several deaths from ingesting phosphorous from matches. A toddler between two and three swallowed lucifer matches. the child died after suffering severe burns and illness.
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Averill defeats McCausland force at Marpees Ferry
The Tribune reports Averill routed McCausland Johnson Gilmore and McNei on August 7 winning four artillery pieces 400 horses and 420 prisoners including six field and 32 company officers. McCausland fled to the mountains with a small Union suffered casualties with several officers killed or wounded.
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