Fragmentary Notice of Labor and Policy Revisions
A garbled entry notes a statement about new mites and satisfaction of labor terms. It references returning to a location when conditions in labor and governance become sufficient to warrant action, but details are unclear.
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Foreign News and Civil War Turmoil Reported
The article summarizes parliamentary prorogation on the 29th, the Queen's speech urging neutrality and reconciliation in Amecion, and ongoing Confederate loan activity in Liverpool. It notes violent accidents aboard a City Point ammunition boat, the Shenandoah Valley pursuit, and naval actions near Mobile. It also covers U S political maneuvers and speculation on Lincoln and party dynamics amid the 1864 election context.
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Loxvoy
Review of General Grant's Campaign by Nedfound Intelligencer
A candid assessment from the Nedfound intelligencer on Gen Grant's campaign, praised for integrity and reliability. The piece claims its neutral stance and access to important official information, asserting independence from partisan bias and urging attentive reading.
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Adam “Johnson i
Morganville
Mount Vernon
Johnson
Renewed peace talks urged as Niagara Falls visit noted
Report from the South says commissioners with peace proposals may be sent if President withdraws the To Whom It May Concern. A Rock Island prisoner story mentions a prisoner delivering a baby and a prisoner’s daughter renouncing rebel service, with the mother grateful her child is a boy for future fighting.
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William Cornell Dowett
Claston County Journal
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Had
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Leentioisneass
Peace talks and a deadly explosion loom in Civil War era reports
Fragmented dispatches describe a failed assault near City Point Virginia and a massive explosion destroying stores and tents. Casualties include officers and civilians with 50 killed and 200 wounded reported, while salvage and guard actions followed amid ongoing front firing and naval activity. Reports from New York and London note Sheridan’s rising success and possible truce prospects in Europe.
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Spencer
General Hospital
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14Th Ohio
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Union convention at Buffalo and political turmoil report
Baltimore dispatch notes a report by JT W Davis calling for a Union convention in Buffalo to nominate President and Vice President. The piece criticizes the administration urging its overthrow to avert anarchy. It questions Stanton’s resignation as premature and doubts Seward Bigir and Welles resignations. The Intelligencer backs Senator Cowan for nomination in Chicago. No latest Valley or Upper Potomac intelligence available.
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Aug 10 Dispatches From Civil War Fronts Incomplete
Aug 10 reports describe the McClellan meeting as the largest in Shenandoah City with rough estimates at the year 1900. Sherman says he is knocking at Atlanta with 44 shells while Petersburg fronts show no movement and Sheridan reportedly not heard from.
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Civil War Dispatches From Kentucky and Indiana Riot
Reports detail Confederate resistance around Beandonburr Kentucky with homeguards driving guerrillas away and a threatened burning if shots are fired. Also covers Union movements in Marietta and Macon, Stoneman and Capron actions, and militia orders across Arkansas Gulf districts and Memphis suppression.
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