Rebel movements in Virginia and Washington raids noted
Telegraph reports a string of Civil War items: rebel attempts near Washington repulsed, trains heard on the Orange and Alexandria line, and reports of raiders retreating into Virginia. Union forces chase, capture 20 prisoners, and destroy rails as lines are repaired. Lincoln calls for 500,000 volunteers and prepares a draft. Canby and Sherman operations near Morganzia and Atlanta outline major strategic moves.
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Call for Troops Urges Quick Volunteerism for 500000 Men
The article reports a long anticipated call for 500000 men with fifty days to volunteer from the date of the call. It outlines changes in the law, the difficulty in filling quotas, and urges immediate action to enlist in land forces or the Navy, noting a draft if quotas remain unfilled and citing a Daily Tribune item on exemptions and commutations.
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Daily Tribune
Union Nominations and State Election Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists names and dates for nominations and a state election. Mentions Abraham Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Samuel Cony, and locations Tennessee and Portland with dates November 1 and September 12. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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Tortland
Alner Stetson
Danachot
The Last Rebel Raid Across the Maryland Border
Washington dispatches describe the rebel raid into Maryland as a disgraceful scare lasting about ten days across the river. Critics ask why local militia and 30,000 plus Union troops under Sigel and Hunter were not already deployed, hoping Sheridys cavalry can intercept the raiders. The report also notes a fishing steamer named the Young Susy, size about 1000 tons, painting white and likely bound for a blockade run, possibly seeking Little River.
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Little River
The Betraceern Cir uly Hy 1364 Army News Update
The piece notes the lack of decisive action from the Army of the Potomac and Griffin-like patience while Grant readies operations toward Vicksburg. Sherman is active near Athol and broader Union efforts loom, with public sentiment uneasy about leadership and timing. Reports from front lines mention desultory desertions, plus political debate on presidential leadership and military strategy. A congressional district convention for the 2nd district is scheduled for August 10th, with re-election prospects to be announced.
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Potter-Cotton Case Opens with Metropolitan Officers on Trial
Newsom, a colored recruit, testified July 24 that he arrived with four recruits from hints to Boston. Officers Webb and Wrightmeyer allegedly took the men, detained them five days, then four men, including Wrightmeyer, took them to Boston, pocketing $400 per man. The recruits vanished. one witness said Wrightmeyer helped move them to Boston. The report links the case to broader price speculation and calls for action against bankers and speculators, urging government support for peace and prosperity.
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The Moanocacy Fight Recounts A Curious Skirmish
Fragmentary 1884 report describes a notable clash near Frederics elias Listen and mentions observers Minooe Deraminest and Jujuen. The tale includes telegraph updates, staged battles, and speculative troop movements as local citizens react to a "Mo F" battle with unfamiliar terms and scattered names.
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The Revenue Law and Stamp Duty Provisions Explained
The document outlines the new August effective revenue law on stamp duties for instruments. It covers penalties for nonpayment, required stamps on mortgages and conveyances, and the authority of notaries and officers to affix or cancel stamps. It notes duties vary by instrument value and references penalties and enforcement across states.
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Market Signs Mixed Prices In New York Trade
Unclear data shows unsettled quotes and mixed quotations as market activity in New York lists various price points. Traders note nominal corn and other commodities along with differing session values.
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