Seduction and Breach of Promise Case at Millowankee
The case of Margaret Gamber against Orlando Elsworth in Lake county Circuit Court ended with a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 4000. Gamber, a former Republican legislator from Lake, had been employed by Elsworth as a servant for eight years and alleges repeated improper advances, pregnancy, and a secret marriage on Elsworth’s flight to avoid his responsibilities. The court record notes Elsworth’s discharge from military service and a fraudulent conveyance to a person named Rogeras, with the plaintiff asserting confidence in collection of the verdict. The report also quotes political commentary from the New York World on party factions and loyalty after emancipation.
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Bragg Reinforced as Union Battles Rage Across Tennessee
Civil War dispatches in Tennessee describe Bragg’s army receiving multiple reinforcements from Richmond and other commands, totaling around 175,000 troops with additional divisions from Mississippi Georgia and East Tennessee. Reports note disrupted rail and telegraph lines near Nashville Murfreesboro and Chattanooga and indicate ongoing Union and Confederate movements with cautious optimism about Rosecrans’ position.
Three Negroes Linked to Beckman Murder to Be Executed
Three more black men connected to the Beckman murder are to be hanged in Columbus Kentucky tomorrow at noon. The remaining three defendants are to be imprisoned.
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Rebel reinforcements retreat after Chickamaga battle
Advices say two days after the Chickamauga fight rebel reinforcements from Lee’s army moved toward Virginia taking Johnston’s corps. Meade may be attacked in the absence of three army corps. Washington notified. Hooker to command a Rosecrans army corps. Pone may lead Cumberland corps.
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Ship Canal Memorial Aims to Link Mississippi to Great Lakes
The National Canal Convention's Executive Committee in Chicago prepared a memorial urging Congress and the President to open ship navigation between the Mississippi, the Great Lakes, and the Atlantic. The document argues military and commercial need, national unity, and pledged to press Congress at the next session. It was adopted unanimously and will be sent to the President and distributed to lawmakers.
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Rebels Burn Three Buildings At Shelbyville
Nashville dispatch reports three buildings burned including Court House in Shelbyville by rebel forces. town looted, about 1,500 prisoners claimed captured. Maj. Lester of the fourth Confederate cavalry captured Capt. Smith and 257 wagons. 587 Federals captured at McMinnville. guerrillas sighted on the Louisville road. Pillow allegedly promoted to Major General. Reporting from Nashville and Commins Kentucky notes hangings of Beekman family attackers.
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Rebel reconnaissance near Rosecrans rear reported
Washington dispatch says rebel raid aimed to locate moving forces and avoid a clash. It did not seek to disrupt communications, which could provoke a defeat for the rebels. Rebel cavalry likely retreat south of the Tennessee River as preparations to maintain Chattanooga lines proceed.
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Democratic campaign tickets found scattered for Ohio soldiers
Several thousand democratic tickets, apparently for Ohio troops of Gen. Grant, were found along the railroad in this city. They were likely obtained by political opponents of Vallandigham and tossed from trains. The tickets probably will not reach the troops to vote for governor.
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