Arrests of Annapolis Leaders Over Oath Refusal
The Wednesday 24th mat. arrests in Annapolis sent twenty prominent figures including Governor Pratt Col Nicholson State Attorney Revell M Miller and other noted men to Baltimore prisons for refusing the election oath as prescribed by Schenck. The piece notes the作者 views on liberty and republican decay.
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Court of Appends
Schenck
Major Brun Cameron Retired With Army Pay
The piece attacks Major Brun Cameron son of Simon Cameron for being placed on the retired list with annual pay of 2000 dollars for two years of Federal service. It condemns the arrangement as a tax burden on the people while accusing Lincoln of creating a monarchy and a plutocratic aristocracy.
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Prince of Governmental Thieves
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Local Newspaper Skews Space For City News
The item notes tight ad space limits on recent issues with readers missing various stories. It mentions plans to expand content and aims to restore fuller coverage including important regional events.
Fragmented Civil War Notes Gather in Sparser News
A jumble of names and events from the era shows politicians clergy and military figures. Commodore Walker dies in Boston aged seventy while Judge Gholson resigns for health. Parson Brownlow flees to Cincinnati after Knoxville fighting. Prison revolt at Joliet recaptured with one wounded. Napoleon and Eugenie eye a papal crown amid Paris plans. West Point reports cadet counts and recent admissions.
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Towa State Sanitary
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de. Dempster
Biblical Institute
Evanston, Il
Napoleon
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Paris
West Point
United States
Edwin Noyes
Maine Central Railroad
Victory on Lookout and Missionary Ridge in late war action
Special Correspondence describes Bragg’s forces repulsed with heavy losses as Union troops under Sherman and Hooker push through Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. Reinforcements and pontoon bridges enable river crossing at Chickamauga as U S forces secure high ground and prepare further assaults.
Lookout Mountain Assault Echoes in Civil War Skirmish
A detailed battlefield report describes Union forces under Gen. Hooker and Gen. Sherman engaging Confederate positions on Lookout Mountain. The 45th Ohio and 3d Missouri claim captured artillery with over 1000 prisoners taken. Union regiments push along the eastern slope, endure heavy fire, and regain ground despite fierce Confederate resistance, with several officers wounded and notable charges echoing through the daylong struggle.
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Union Forces Break Bragg Line at Missionary Ridge
General Grant and General Thomas coordinated a large assault on Missionary Ridge. Union troops stormed from multiple ends, breached rifle pits, and drove Confederates from the crest amid devastating artillery and rifle fire. By dusk the center and flanks held the ridge, with heavy captures of guns and prisoners.
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