Mass Democracy Meeting Persists in Heat Across County
A large crowd gathered for a Democratic mass meeting with speeches by local leaders including Vernon and Captain Ueary. The procession toured Main Street to Jackson, drawing participants from Centre, Dodge, Taylor, Jefferson, Peru, Muscatine, Whitewater, and Caselle townships, plus delegations from New Wine and Liberty.
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Trairie Creek
Wirderie
Wan
Potts
Shire
Ritard O'Brien
Diag
Tony
Vernon
Ander
Centre
Dodge
Taylor
Jefferson
Peru
Muslem
Whitewater
Caselle
New Wine
Liberty
Cone Sd
Tows
Altho
Jackson
Turbulent War Dispatches From July Civil War Update
Dispatches from multiple fronts report Meade's Union line countering Lee near Gettysburg amid heavy rains and river flooding. Rumors of 20 000 Federals and 15 guns captured circulate as press cautions confirmation. reports note reinforcements, Confederate losses, and shifting positions along the Potomac and Pennsylvania fronts.
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Wastixotoy
Potomac
Jo, Davis
Cooper
Lee
Con. Sickles
A. P. Till
Longstreet
Putnapenruta
Meade
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Meade Urges Steady Push as Union Holds Potomac Crossings
General Meade addresses the army urging renewed efforts to drive the enemy from U S soil. Governor Curtin reports Couch’s force advancing and poised to aid, with Potomac crossings destroyed and Lee’s movement to Williamsport feared. About 6 000 Union prisoners paroled at Barrington.
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Gov
Grrrvevere
Potomac
Dam No. S
Williamsport
Lea
Lee
Napoleon seeks to mediate in American war and Polish issue
Washington reports that Napoleon told Roebuck and Lindsey his views on the American war remain unchanged and offered mediation. England, France, and Austria propose amnesty for Poles, Polish self rule, free conscience, Polish public use, and a formal recusal system. Russia’s reply awaited amid Paris rumors of war. The London Times notes instability before the Crimean era and warns of possible war unless retreat.
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Washington
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Queenstown
Roebuck and Lindsey
Napoleon
Enuneil
Baron Grose
Palmerston
England
France
Poland
Russia
Paris
Lospex
Alexandria
Ihis
Spain
London Times
Europe
The
Times
Meade Headquarters Shifts Reported Near Frederick
The Midnight Report notes Gen Meade's headquarters at Creigstowns last night and expected to be at Frederick. Harriet Pinckney arrives from Bermuda with Vallandigham and others. Gettys described as distant from the White House and posting prisoners and plans. Beauregard forces drawn from Charleston Mobile and Savannah weaken defenses as Richmond fortifications are manned by clerks.
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Bairmaws
Gen. Meade
Creigerstown
Frederick
New York
Fort Monroe
Lee
Fredericksburg
Beauregard
Johnston
Charleston
Mobile
Savannah
Richmond
Winder
Johnston Finishes Consolidating Force Near Vicksburg
Special dispatches report heavy fighting day and night as Johnston reportedly gathered 10,000 men from Bragg. The Vicksburg Citizen claims relief is near and expects lines to open within days, driving back the enemy and restoring communication with the Confederacy. Incendiary shells have failed to cause major damage so far.
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The
Sunday Mercury
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Grant
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Johston
Whale Forge
Platte River
Chicago
Vickssone
Bragg
Vicksburg
Bisky
Bombardment toll and Civil War court martial notes
Reported city under heavy mortar bombardment with thousands of shells and minimal casualties. Includes details on a court martial of Captain Cutts over misconduct at Burnet House, Cincinnati, and assorted military intelligence from Vicksburg and Fort Hill, plus 1863 frontier news from Minnesota and postal updates.
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