Capture of At tints Reports and Allied Dispatches
A Goa dispatch notes 1500 prisoners captured and reports enemy losses including locomotives and artillery. A New York customs appointment, a treasure ship arrival with 120000 dollars, and political maneuvering around the presidential canvass are described. Also a lurid depiction of factory slave labor and harsh working conditions is shown in a satirical tone.
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Local Shift in Political Support Across Sciota County
The Portsmouth Times reports a statewide mood shift as voters show growing opposition to the current administration. In Sciota County new supporters emerge for the Democracy with a projected five hundred vote majority this year, signaling a significant political change.
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Fragments on Liberty and Reform Across Time
In this excerpt the author argues that various reform propositions would have fractured the Union or harmed independence, contrasting historical outcomes from 174 to 1799. The piece critiques slavery and British ties while urging practical deodorizing advice using vinegar and charcoal. It preserves a period voice and suggests skepticism toward radical change.
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Truce on Civil War Pickets Sparks Amusing Exchange
A Sheridan era correspondent recalls private armistice moments between Union and Confederate pickets. Soldiers swap papers share politics and coffee during a temporary truce sparked by a funny miscommunication as they tease one another and resume fighting after the pause.
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McClellan Backed as Democratic Hope by Potomac Army
Washington correspondent notes divisions within the Army of the Potomac overLincoln McClellan, predicting soldiers would repudiate Lincoln if McClellan is nominated. He argues army officers align with the Douglas–Greeley era and fear Democratic sentiment, urging attention to evolving political loyalties.
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Tragic end of New Milford man in New York
A 25 year old New Milford resident, LT Meanett, went to New York on a conscription proving trip. After failing to secure a substitute and depositing 950 dollars, he returned to Powhatan Hotel and was found dead at six o clock with a pistol shot wound to the forehead and two in the left breast, revolver by his side.
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Lincoln McClellan Clash Over War Aims Cited by Chicago Times
The Chicago Times reports a rebel Congress statement contrasting Lincoln’s insistence on conscripting troops with McClellan’s call for peace. It frames the choice as war under Lincoln for Black emancipation versus peace under McClellan for white men, citing millions of enslaved and free citizens.
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Philanthropist Father Funds Sanitary Commission Housing
In a dialogue Robby explains his father is a philanthropist who used proceeds from his work to fund the Sanitary Commission and build houses. The exchange highlights the father's charitable method and the outcomes of his philanthropy.
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Comet and election fears mix in 1865 warnings
Fragmentary items warn that a comet may oppose Earth late in the year while political factions hope to profit from the looming presidential election. Professor Neunmyer of Munich is cited as supporting these speculative views amid a voice predicting planetary impact delays.
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Five hundred thousand call quoted in massachusetts response
Fragmentary historic newspaper note shows chants or quotes about a demand for five hundred thousand more. Father Abratain mentioned in a quoted exchange about proceedings in Kentucker and Minuets, with unclear context.
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Capture of Atlanta Details from Sherman Official Report
Dispatches report General Sherman’s official post battle notes on the fall of Atlanta. The army advanced from near the city, broke the Macon railroad line, and seized Lovejoy Station. Slocum’s corps occupied Atlanta on May 20 as Confederate defenses collapsed and Union flags rose over the city. Descriptions note enemy losses and prisoner counts, with further mobilization reports from Berryville and warnings of continued fighting to secure the region.
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