Charleston Siege Report Warns of Possible Abandonment
The article surveys the Charleston siege, noting Greek fire abandoned and fortifications leveraged, with Adm. Dahleren leaving Charleston. It argues the fleet cannot reach the city and questions Meade's army strength and Logan’s political influence on soldiers.
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Offeralls
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Dahleren
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Wearleston
Lee
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Soldiers at polls dampen turnout in tense election day
Crowds at polling places looked orderly while soldiers reported for duty. Detectives from the Provost Marshal’s office enrolled voters and warned of double enrollment, spurring many foreign born citizens to stay away and depressing turnout in a tense city election.
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M. I. Journal of Commenpee
Revelations and Local Happenings Across Cities
The excerpt lists disputed seat contests at Eaavik with Blair facing a radical challenger, a soldier Welsh killed at Saratoga by spring gas, Miss Slidell to return to M Entanger, and a race in Auburn Maine with a woman triumphing. It notes a Grant family marriage in Covington, Rev. Chas Beecher entering Massachusetts politics, and clashes between Gro We Mishback and James O Broadhead. It mentions sale of Prairie du Chien military notes, a New Orleans movement to restore Louisiana, Callicot’s election results, and Union Army movements near Corinth with Gen. Sherman and Gen. Dodge.
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Prairie du Chien
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Louisiana
Callicot
New York
Agin
Assembly
Memphis
Charleston
Corinth
Sherman
Tennessee
Eastport
Dodge
Meade Urged to Fight as Union Army Plans Campaign
Reports from the front describe Gen Meade pressed by Lincoln Stanton and Halleck to pursue a decisive battle. Generals Lee and Bragg threaten Virginia and Tennessee fronts as Union forces gain mobility toward Richmond and look to a grand campaign. News from Washington and southern papers notes skirmishes, troop movements, and grafted dispatches on the Rapidan and Rappahannock as the war shifts.
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Jasper
Walker County
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Batden
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Walker
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