Fresh ramore relation to peace talks and political shifts
In a terse dispatch from Hubuque Herald the day brings renewed chatter on peace negotiations and fresh diplomatic maneuvering. A NY fheidan feature highlights a new character for the successful diplomat while Illinois politics show rail legislation advancing toward the Governor despite a veto. Reports mention Branchville and Charleston maneuvers, a Port Rosal letter with contraband info, and speculation on Tennessee and Dallas treasury deceit.
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Proclamation Undermines Peace Talks Amid Draft Fears
Fragmentary text alleges leaders delay probe and threaten renewed draft, claiming secret talks are a front. It warns Helene Se publishes promises while peace debating rhetoric aims to prepare for more war and misery, predicting dire consequences from ongoing diplomacy.
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Explanation of Premiums by the Dubuque Co Ag Society
Me Enston explains in the published report that no premium was called for and a dividend of twenty five percent was declared by the Agricultural Society. The actual sting remaining with the Society equals 25 percent of the named amounts. Dubuque County Age Society.
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Heavy Fighting Reports Move Toward Potomac Action
Telegraphic dispatches describe the Army of the Potomac on the march toward Reams Station and Arlington. Casualties include Col Murphy and Lieut Melarish among others as Union forces repulse repeated Confederate assaults at strong positions along the breastworks and river approaches. Reports note draft enrollments totaling up to 100000 in New York and Missouri ratifying constitutional amendments with minor dissent.
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Editorial on Civil War peace efforts and Lincoln's stance
New York reports on Blair and Davis missions, Lincoln’s refusals, and Stephens and Mclntosh diplomats seeking terms. Describes four hours of talks yielding no armistice, Lincoln’s firmness, and Confederate presses for peace while Union prisoners discuss exchanges and Seward’s dispatches reveal Confederate sympathy and blockade runners. Goldsboro prepares a fleet for European waters.
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Congress Debates Enrollment Law and Abolishing Slavery
The Senate considers changes to the enrollment law amid debate on substituting civil courts for military courts in enlistment crimes. In the House, a motion to strike half a million for defenses around Washington fails. The Jackson purchase and Bergen Tunnel committee findings are noted, with international reports on gold, Canadian unrest, and political moves in Cincinnati and Montreal.
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Fernandina port designated for confiscated produce purchases
The Treasury Secretary with presidential approval designated Fernandina Florida as a site to buy produce from the insurgent states on government account under the July 2 1864 act. In other items a brick building housing Coleman Co Garrett Miller Clemens Co sail makers burned causing about 20000 damage with 10000 insured. The New York flag of truce steamer brought 1100 Union prisoners including 49 divers from Port Monroe. Parliament debated the confederation scheme with Attorney General McDonald delivering a long speech.
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