Quixotic Visits and Public Scandals in 19th Century Asia and America
Reporting from a variety of places, the article notes a theatrical and royal fantasy involving Choyhes Dickens and private carriages, while also detailing political conventions in Worcester and Springfield. It covers a U S mail case, a St Louis detective arrest, and a Philadelphia contractor jailed for swindling women, with涉及 Republican ties and copperhead rhetoric.
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Charles Neves
Nape
St Louis
Irons
United States
St. Penis
Planters
North Missouri Railroad
Unity States
Fort Moultrie Bombardment and Charleston Action Report
The Massachusetts arrives from Charleston. On the 5th Weehawken fired into Fort Moultrie’s magazine destroying half the town. Ironsides bombarded Moultrieville and Sullivan's Island for hours. A night expedition toward Sumter was repulsed with casualties and prisoners. Arago arrives from Charleston. Sumter has not surrendered. Our forces build works to shell Charleston. no city assault yet.
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Fort Moxner
Massachusetts
Charleston
Weehawken
Fort Moultrie
Ironsides
Moultrieville
Sullivan's Island
Suh
Sumiter
New York
Arago
Moultrie
Sumter
Siege and bombardment reports from Charleston and Sumter
Telegraph dispatches detail Maj. Gen. Doreea arrival at New Orleans en route to Vicksburg, Gen. Sanford’s capture of 70 prisoners at Wagner and Gregg, spiked guns, and a near explosion at Wagner. Naval officers captured on Sumter walls are named, and fords on the Rappahannock are guarded. Reports of Mosby and White guerrillas persist near the Potomac.
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Doreea
N.el
New Orleans
Tuttle
Vicksburg
New York
Bane Stebel
Mandarith
Morgan
Nonor Srone
Ted Bey Alot
Sanford
Oh Conn
Greg
Wagner
LWO
Warner
Iman
Bom
Sven
Dahlgreen
Sumter
Ihis
O Wagner
Gregg É . Gree
Greeg
Army of the Potomac
Calmouth
Rappahannock Station
Tee
Upper Potomac
Rurcellville
Mosby
Blasts at Fort Moultrie and Charleston Fronts
Report describes ongoing bombardment of Morris Island and Fort Moultrie during siege actions. Hartford dispatch notes Ironsides supporting attack while Confederate batteries fire back. Prisoners used to clear obstructions. observers on Arago report damaged parapet and dismounted guns.
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Monitor
Moultrie
Morris Island
Iate
Destructive Guerrilla Attacks Reported Across Confederate Posts
Fort Monror Sept 12 reports guerrilla attacks destroying Raleigh Standard offices with Gov. Vance pleading for restraint. The Richmond Enquirer and other dispatches note Confederate successes and enemy actions including sedate casualties, flag captures, and naval reminders. Multiple cities report war news as telegraphic summaries from Fort Sumpter to San Francisco and London reflect ongoing Civil War tensions.
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Fort Monror
City Point
Richmond Enquirer
Raleigh Standard
Wm. Holden
Holden
Petersburg
the Standard
State Journal
Gov
Vance
the Enquirer
Fort Sumpter
G.T. Beaurecarn
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Govlent
Jams M. Tuttle
van Traven County
Ron Linit
Guyrenot, Jomin PF
Duncombe
Webster County
Ache Supreme Couny
Arlins Mason
Tipa Motres County
Vrs
Choyhes Dickens
Johns
Kite Greene
Washington Tetter
Washington
Peng
Tastor
Chicago
Anny
Cumberland
Che Fara
The
Constitutional Union Party of
Albany
Doboney
Pis
NOY
Democritae Aera
Worcester
Cen
Metdellan
Horatio Seymour Vere
Aea
Meike
Nvehdul
Stede
Dharrishary
Vina
St. Paul
Minnecote
Piopere
Aitibeer
Welnesdiyee
John Rogers
Philadelphia
Benjamin James Warden
Vic Cronus
Vaughan & Hoare
Finis St
Varyshak Uber Heave
Ives
Swylis
Onur Stock
Phillip Atbea
Sprague’s
City and Country Merchant
Aupplied
Mats St.utober Ts
Tsve
Dizw Goods
Hhostery
Main Street
Puubuque
John Wool
B. Jackson
J An
Iin i
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Prt
Uatley
de WU Bally
Oon
Michael Kyne
Pour
Phonine
Dubnaque County
Dubuque County
Saint
L& Ass
City NecoupKn
Orvicn
Anguat
Joan Hurley
City Recorder
Telegraphic
Daily Herald
Wagner and
Gregg
Beauregard
Diggin's
Evening Report
Fortiiss Moxnet
Wilson
S. A. Preston
G. Creamy
Tracey
DS. Meade
Bradford
B. IL Potter
Cummin
Point
Gilmore
Brprast
Bion Bradbury
City Flall
Cnannaston
Ort Sumpter
Anderson
Artaxia
Athens
Chattanooga
Magruder
Taylor
Lovinialy
Joux
Manchester
Liverpool
Queenstown
London Herald
Austria
Wastuxeros
Indiana
Shreveport
Missouri
Sibbly
Ft. Pierre
Yellow Stone
Mink
Lunavvenworth
San Francisco
Union
Furnishing House
Glover & Smock
O. Grover
Mabr Street
Tile East
Dubuque
Eler
Caitana
Rubingwa
Fpraine
Bratz
Main and
6Th Sts
Tow
A.ntton
Dubaggiis
Atte
ATS
Awe
Frask & Katz, Cor
Uwa
Williams & Son
Boots & Siloks
Wais & Cals
Meltown, &c
Hetall
the State Bank
Dubuque, Iowa
Metropolitan
Troy
Rochester
Buffalo
Metropolitan Gift Book Store
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Onice
Cor. 7Th and Main Streets
Barker, Barney & Dillon's Law Ofice
Pubvoruk
Iowa
H. Conama
W. J. Sthwanr
C. He Foorn
Paris & Allen Linporter 8
Arbouin Marett & Co
Moct & Chandon
Broad Street
New Yorkk
Sherman Bares, Marbilall J
Alden
Chapline, Burton & CO
Sinsinawa Mound College
John Deery, Esq
Galena
T. LE. Powers
Dimits
California
Towa
M. Mulqueeney
Je K. Duncan
Sanford Block
Malin Streets
Woodworth’s
Iron and Steel and
Blacksmit
Newhouse
Cooper
Ana
Coicazo
Thanner
Kinnoce
G. D. Anp
Efalk Banks’ Scales
Hrerino
S $Sarrs
J. H. Mannys’ Reaper
Dixon’s
Clarke and Auer
Westphal & Hinds
Main St. Dupravy
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