Grant reports major Union success near Cynthiana
General Burbridge routed Morgan at daylight yesterday, capturing 1000 prisoners and scattering rebel forces. Union losses were around 150. Reports indicate Morgan’s remnants flee in all directions with arms discarded and ammunition gone. Despatches also note Sherman’s forces advancing toward James River and fortifications at Fort Darling under constant watch.
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Racht Charset
Petershorr
Ami
Betas
Gem. Kawcz
Canbr
Weeksburg
Emory
Archataiara
San Morgan
Gladesville
Morgan
Kentucky
Whitesbarz
Mount Sterling
Sington
Versailles
Steink
Fuanzer
Dix
Hunter
Piedmont
Jones
Eral
Crook
Arentisis
Melatos
Melatosh
Lavin
Pep
Shermen
Gat
Bimney
Beauregart
Bottom
Janes River
Groat
A. M
Grants
James River
Sherman
Burbridge
Cynthiana
Hobson
Butler
E. M. Stanton
New Lith
Gred
Fort Darling
Ames River
Washington
White House
Enera
Sheridan
Dickenson
Arrington
Gem. Burbrdge
Yesterda
Georgetown
Burbridg
Paynesville
Wrecht
Berndice
James Brid
Charlee City
Hancock
Warren
Lone Bridge
Wilcox
Pohattan Point
Grant
Butlet
Swithh
Vashi
Memphis
Sarge
Forrest
Guntown
Corinth
Sturgis
Collinaville
Desjarches
Shermish
Cioaster
AJ. Smith
Kensay
Kensan
Thomas
Polk
Marietta
Fremont Platform Memoir on Union and Liberty Principles
The Fremont platform outlines core policies including preservation of the Union, the right to asylum under law, anti foreign intervention, gratitude to Union soldiers, a one term presidency via constitutional amendment, direct popular vote for President and Vice President, and state reconstruction decided by Congress representatives. It also notes correspondence involving Gen. Butler and a letter to Senator Davis, plus brief obituaries and tributes to fallen or wounded figures and a Bangor school principal.
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Union Army
Congress
Bess
F. Besser
Garrett Davis
Butler
Davis
Kentucky
United States Senate
Sarrett Davis
Senate of the
United States
Bean
Massachusette Rilita
Inquisition
Benj F. Butler
Hammond
Point Lookout
Jel
Stephen Boothby
Maine
Richmond
Hammond General Hospital
Heger
USA
Liewt Col Ib
Kore’ Select School
Bangor
Baltimore Platform Remarks Against Radical Democracy
The Baltimore Platform discusses the Radical Democracy stance, praising union aims, opposing slavery permanency, and supporting black soldiers and immigration. It criticizes arbitrary arrests amid war, notes Cleveland’s and Baltimore’s differing takes, and reports on Lincoln’s reception by delegates and the Monroe doctrine reaffirmation.
Lincoln and Johnson in Radical Democracy squabble
A fragment from a Civil War era newspaper discusses support for Lincoln and Johnson, the Cleveland creation, and reactions of Union men to Fremont. It notes endorsements of Lincoln and Johnson, critiques of Fremont, and calls for unity within the Republican party, plus local Maine political appointments. It also covers the Baltimore Convention debates, resolutions praising Lincoln, and plans for a Pacific railroad, national debt, and wartime policy.
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Lincoln
Fremont
Union Party
Lincol and
Johnson
Gen. Fremont
Jolson
Death and Remembrance at Baptist Sabbath School
The community mourns Captain Wine and other fallen figures as the Baptist Sabbath School issues a solemn record of loss. The note honors the deceased, calls for unity, and recalls mortality while reporting local events, entertainments, and frontline wartime updates including troop movements and wounded soldiers.
Union State Convention Notice for Augusta June 29
Public notice from War Pro Reed Publishers announcing the Union State Convention in Augusta on June 29 with delegates and alternates assigned by town and county. It lists candidates for electors at large and details delegate apportionment by votes cast, naming election officials and committee members.
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Telegraph News
Derarrwrst
Army of the Potomac
Geo. Sherman
Tiarsdar
Kenesis
Lest Mountain
Tiasbingten
Ramome
Stout
Cor Tomy
Petersbars
G Gilmere
Rantz
Oere
Heralds
Monroe
Mars
Maj Ates
Chachatock
Black Water
Heraia
Nashag
Louisville
Conforta
Chattanooga
Rasaca
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Gordonsville
Sunville
the Tribune
Western Virginia
Averill
Staunton
Diedmont
Com- Tribune
Hooker
McPherson
Chickaiwi
Sturgis Wasutxeres
Chickahominy River
Gaming Corps
Wader Commaner
Bes
Mosnor
Iith Army Corps
Bermuda Hundred
Benham
Martindale
Charles Butler
Fremont Platform
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Cleveland
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Missouri
West
Lincoln and Johnson
East Maine
Bucksport
B. Seport
Stephen C. Elliott
Buckport
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Searsport
George Pratt
Belfast
Northport
Lincolnville
Orland
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Brooksville
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W. T. Jewell
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Wm. J. Wilson
Josiah Fletcher
Tremont
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Trenton
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Senate
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Howard Cropeey
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Philadelphia Zequirer
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Howard
Baltimore Convention
Preston King
Committee On
Wade
Arkansas
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Stevenson
Western Tinority
Breckinridge
Kinridge
William Curtis
New York
Couv
Breckin
Pratfors
Raymondu
New Yorks
Abraham Lincoln
National Council
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Pacific
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Colombia
Ollowing
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Vermont
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Tidino Rewie
West Virginia
Kansas
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Nevada
Josneon
Macachusette
Choate Island
Lisco
Obie
New Hampshire
Indiana
Massachusett
Higan
Nebraska
Arka
Colorado
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Alboth
S . Elleworth
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Kerved
Pascer
Eileworth
W. F. Laxe
Capta Riage
Potomac Army
B. Vanion
Main Street
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New York Regiment
Libby
Lord's HU
Manpen
Magseive
Mesce Hale
J. A. Smith
London
Henry 3
Morey
California
Ordel
Pater
Yor Sawyer
Erect War Pro Reet Publishers
N. K. Sawyer
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Union State Convention
Augusta
Elson Bingley
Elson Bingley, 21. ME Presott
James Molingoln
Pygow State Ss
Marble
Fran Ticone
Comurrtee
Daniel Lane
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