Democratic meetings announce countywide sessions and speakers
A listing of upcoming Democratic mass meetings across towns with schedules and speakers including J Lepper, W. Stewart, and others. Events span Librey Township Meylershelleantil, Wash Salon, Pacu Capri, and Wyoming with dates in November and December, noting times such as 2 PM and 7 PM.
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Peter
Wal Stewart
Lvedls
Edfertas Seta
Lepper
Librey
Meylershelleantil
Ealsy
Seveirber Ff
Datedosk
Dennings
Kraoll
Jolie Incites
Wash Salon Toepship
Vanceivte
Vanceivte, Weds Peatag
New
Spencers Fe
Thuretay
Novo Batoetet
I Denatines
Pacu Capri
Deverynine
Witson
Sypeakeres
Miturlas
MinNcity
M Hepper
M Lepper
Vetserva
Speskeras
Moe Yrors and State Sauutary Names Mentioned
Fragmentary text cites Moe, Wantage, and Mouty Sauutary of State with unclear context and a small numeric figure. No coherent event or action is discernible from the readable OCR.
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Moe
Nevada Constitution Adopted and Electoral Votes Planned
The Territory of Nevada has framed and adopted a state constitution and President has issued proclamation declaring Nevada a state. Three electoral votes will be cast for McClellan and Pendleton. Bradford issued proclamation. territory looks for summer campaigns and potential raids from Canada cause local alarm in Buffalo. Gold closed at 2.20.
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Nevada
Coton
Chia
McClellan
Pendleton
Bradford
Monesland
Richmond
Deates
Baffalo
Canada
Ciogena
Che Gity Patralad
Ganrda
Dix
Bull
Indiana
Missouri
Confederate Strategy and Richmond Campaign Report
A Civil War era account describes a planned grand concerted attack upon Richmond as a political move to aid Lincoln's re election. It notes a secret White House war council on October 5 informing orders to mobilize Sheridan, Early, and Crook for actions in the Valley and around Strasburg and Fisher's Hill, with ensuing reconnaissance and movements through October 19 and 25.
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Sheandoah
Marty
Valles
Generat Lee
Mesney
Grant
Lincoln
White House
Gen. Grant
Gen. Banks
Hitcheack
Congress
Republican Party
Richmond
Cou
Sheridan Kirt
Ankisonburg
Strashborg
War Department
Gen. Sheridan
James River
Genut
Fed
Davis
Lee
Mengurés
Ordora
Gan
Early
Fisher's Hill
Strasbury
Sheridan
Crook
Strasburg
Mlddistowes
Desperate Confederate assault on Sheridan’s army at Cedar Creek
In a dawn surprise near Cedar Creek Early’s division overwhelmed Crook and drove back the Sixth Corps. Heavy losses were sustained by both sides, with Gen. Bidwell and Gen. Grover among the wounded. Sheridan arrived to rally the troops, reversing the battle and forcing the Confederates to retreat, delaying the Richmond campaign.
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Early
Crook
Nut
Wisher
Itn
Horss
Sheridan
Middle Tone
North Fork
Shenandoah River
Winchester
Strasburg
Disher’s Hall
Strasbore
Shridan
Washington
James River
Tarpers Ferry
Manning Gap
Nhal
Massassas Junction
Brent Royal
6Th Corps
Front Royal
Augur
Manassas Junction
Karty
Wharton
Kershaw
Ramseur
Fisher
Cedar Creek
Middletown
Loch
Carson
Geo. Wright
Gch
19Th
Argu
Gren. Bidwell
Rickets
Grover
Remose
Famlin
Uey
Lee
7Th Corps
Richmond
Abolition Meeting Speaker Condemns Reunion and Slavery
At an abolition gathering in Lamotte Jackson County the principal speaker Rev. Mr. Jones of Bellevue concluded that they are not fighting to restore the Union or abolish slavery, and he expressed hope that the South may never return.
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Lamotte
Jackson County
Mr. Jones
Bellevue
South
Teachers Institute to Be Held in Dabagnes City
Prof David Varnone to conduct a Teachers Institute in Dabagnes starting Monday for six days. The event requires punctual attendance from all county teachers and imposes a ban on Saint during the session in any county of the state.
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David Varnone
Dabagnes
Atenlance
Noryan
Rebels Arm Blacks and Grant Advances Amid War News
Confederate authorities push to arm 300 000 enslaved people with compensation for masters as the Union lines under Grant hold and withdraw to original positions after demonstrations near Darbytown and Seven Pines. Reports from New York describe political and military turmoil with Union reports on Sherman Sheridan and Longstreet dynamics, while Brazil and Uruguay exchange declarations of war and casualties rise from fever and battles.
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New York
Fort Monroe
South Carolina
Col. Leaton and Son
Southern Confederate
Richmond
Wounded General May Lose Arm In Andersonville Fight
Special to the Commercial reports fears that General Grover wounded in the latest engagement in the Valley may have his arm amputated. General Rawlins and General Grant’s staff are in the city. The President said no major news today and Sherman would hold Atlanta. Lincoln spoke to the 42nd Massachusetts as they returned home, noting Maryland’s change since their passage. The Richmond Examiner notes Mosby’s raid near Bankers Hill, killing a general and other officers before a retreat.
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New
Yourk
Washington
Col. North
New York State
Parker
Wm. Kelley
Wim. I. Allen
Seymour
Willard's
Post
Thia P. Um
Grover
Rawlins
Grant
Sherman
Atianta
Lincoln
42Nd Mass
Maryland
Massachusetts
Army in Quarters After Return from Engagement
Report from the front notes the army returning to its quarters after repelling rebel cavalry hides. It states 1500 losses for our side, with 10 officers killed and 31 wounded in the 2nd corps and about 200 cavalry casualties. Prisoners reach 828 with four battle flags captured.
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Porotac
Henvy Lysa
Rumored Meeting Between Czar Napoleon At Nice
Fragmentary notes report a rumor of a meeting between the Czar of Russia and Napoleon at Nice soon. A Brazil bank suspends cash payments. Brent declares war on Uruguay. Joe Coburn travels as a passenger aboard the City of Manchester.
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Russia
Napoleon
Nice
Bank of Brazil
Brent
Uruguay
Joe Coburn
Manchester
Confederate and Canadian actions loom after St Albans raid
Reports from Monement and Burrato describe appeals to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in England overSt Albans raid surrender. Washington signals higher armament on the lakes to defend the frontier while Burrato sees patrols and dockside deployments after Geo Bidwell's funeral. Rockets and suspicious activity noted. Ramsom of the Army Corps dies in Rome. Gold closes at 12.23 with money plentiful.
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St. Albans
Conch
Privy Council
England
Washington
Ugland
Burrato
Geo
Bidwell
Plang
Grand Bazaar Opens in Liverpool for Southern Prisoners
Opening in Liverpool of a grand bazaar to aid southern prisoners attracts broad support with political restraint claimed. Reports from Canada warn of a rebel raid on Buffalo prompting patrols by the military and harbor tugs. The City of Manchester incident is noted as four days late. The Duke of Newcastle dies after illness. Times comments on federal accounts and wartime gloom.
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Liverpool
Berra O
Qet
Canada
Buffalo
Manchester
Queenstown
Associated Press
England
Duke of New Castle
London Times
Engagement near Petersboro with heavy losses and prisoner captures
New York dispatch describes Gen Eagan's division driving the enemy from breastworks near Thatcher's Run. Smith's brigade crossed to carry the works, with Gol Shaller of the 7th Ohio killed. The fight along Boynton and Quaker roads saw artillery exchange, Crawford's 3th corps engaged, and a major assault repulsed. About 700 to 800 American losses and 200 enemy prisoners recovered in the day’s actions.
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New York
Herald
Petersborz
Thatcher
Eagan
Smith
Gol. Shaller
Ohio
Boynton Road
Quaker Road
Crawford
3Th Corps
Saint Me
Hancock
Warren
Metcalf
Beck
Col. Smith
1St Maine
1St
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Mitchell
Reconstruction plans and Civil War details dominate Southern papers
Southern papers harshly critique the late extra Alabama Legislature session and Stephens reconstruction plan. They note Confederate casualties around 7 000 in a major battle with approximately 9 000 enemy per reports, describe cavalry patrols and gate charges, and mention a New York election fraud story and Donohue’s five year sentence.
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New York
Alabama
Stephens
Uy Herald
Shenandoah
Woodstock
Arley
2D Cords
Tay Es
Entreaty of the Army Potomac near Hatcher's River
October 29 report describes extensions of the Union line toward Hatcher's river and the South Side Railroad. Rebels entrenched along Bornton plank road forks and river. Union corps drive them from south side works and bridge. Subsequent actions on the plank road and south side run include a hard-fought assault, a rally, and a counterattack that captures about 400 prisoners including officers.
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Heapquantera
Potomac
Tate
Hatcher's River
Duncan Road
South Side
Petersburg
Bornton Plank Road
Anderson
Hill
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