Rumors of Civil War Commands and Cabinet Changes
A flood of reports claims Gen Butler may be relieved by Gen Hancock in command of the Army of the James with Gen Humphreys may take 2nd corps. duties Gen Meade's staff. Other items include political upheaval in Missouri Indiana and Washington with potential cabinet reshuffles Lincoln proposed abolition of slavery nationwide and McClellan possibly resigning duties. Gold closed at 2453 per ounce.
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Hancock
Army of the James
2Nd Corps
Will
Gun. Humphreys
The Great Saratoga Trunk Caper Ends in Trunk Break
A farcical tale centers on Mrs Anturacite spending fifteen thousand yearly on fashion and a private trunk exhibition in Broadway. Her husband Anthracite discovers her affair with Belzebub, locks the trunk, and after a chase to New York the trunk is forced open revealing the lover, ending with a boast that trunks will be fewer at the springs.
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Hhe Way
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Saratoga
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New York
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Rebels mass at Fort Stedman as Union guns reply
Telegraphic dispatch reports a Confederate force massing before Fort Stedman on a Wednesday evening. Union batteries fired driving them back. a rebel sortie was repelled by pickets with casualties. Picket line engagements continued through the night. This morning order followers were quiet. Philadelphia officials accused of issuing incorrect orimted blanks and tally lists are being sent to Washington for War Department examination.
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Stedman
Philadelphia
Washington
Plymouth Fall of Rebel Stronghold Noted in Navy Action
An American dispatch from Rosmoke Island dated November 2 describes the capture of Plymouth, North Carolina by the Union fleet under Macomb. After shelling the town and seizing Fort Bolton, about 40 prisoners were taken, stores and cannons captured, and the town evacuated as fires burned Water Street buildings. The operation included Dewey and Wardrop commanded forces, with 120 light artillery pieces and 40 heavy pieces seized.
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New York and World News Roundup Nov 12
The article notes appropriations by Congress exceeding 135 million dollars not counting debt interest. It mentions gold movements and exchange rates, Sheridan stopping Karley’s advance toward Baltimore, and Treasury plans to pay January interest on government bonds. Also reports a Brooklyn jailbreak plot, Floridas’ mariti me powers, a serenade for L S Cushing, a corn schooner ashore near Goodrich, a woolen factory fire in North Branch with 12,000 dollars loss, and the Nova Scotia steamship arrival in Quebec with three days’ later dates.
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the Herald
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Londonderry
Quebec
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Civil War Dispatches Report Rebel Movements and Lincoln Victory
Advices from Nashville say rebels disappeared from Johnsonville area as Forrest’s forces move east. Scofield with 1,500 troops reaches Johnsonville, region secured. Tennessee river soon open. A tornado in Washington county NL kills one and wounds several. Western Kentucky backs Lincoln. Memphis reports Lincoln leading 1,604 to 623. Sixth Tennessee cavalry votes 500 for Lincoln. Steamers bring 500 bales of cotton to St Louis. Richmond papers fret over Lincoln’s election. Hood reportedly moving toward Chattanooga. Rebel journals oppose arming negro troops. St Louis reports California may give Lincoln 5,000 to 25,000 majority. Nevada and Oregon also favor Lincoln.
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Proe HH A DeMunn Hair Restorer Ad
An old newspaper notice promotes DeMunn Hair Restorer offering specimens and consults. It lists prices for hair restorer and wash and provides mailing instructions and office hours at 133 Dearborn Street corner of Madison.
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