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Despatches from Secretary Stentom describe reconnoitering actions and ongoing operations with General Dix, detailing enemy losses, captured artillery, and strategic movement near Petersburg and the Shenandoah Valley. The report notes Union gains, cavalry actions, and cautions about guerilla activity, with emphasis on the Army of the Potomac and Army of the James.
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Mhritt
Sual
Wickam Ba Waber
Phoning
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Shenandoah
D Buuken
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Corce
Stu Iist
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Petersburg
Appomattox
ALOS
Tribune
Washington
Grant
Shenandoah Valley
Wilenx
Cing
Enon
Kauts
Greuther
Everest
Kautz
Kanta Ari Tie
Groeral
Nash
Vata
Sheridan
Acen
Shar. Daas
Wazens
Atlanta
Pairn
Richmond
Petershinrg
Det. TL
James River
Chapin's
Mattkins
Pennsylvania State Election Returns From Italy and Home
Early returns from Pennsylvania show slow progress and uncertain totals. The Union majority appears tight, with data from districts including Bucks County and Philadelphia indicating a close race as counts and polling observations incomplete. The article notes dispatches from Associated Press and mentions campaign activities in the state.
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Lincoln
Pannavrnetts
Indiana State Elections Reported With Union Gains
Early state results show large Union gains across Indiana with expected majorities around 20 000 votes. Reports from multiple districts indicate Union candidates performing strongly as Morton and others are projected to win substantial margins. The statewide ticket appears set for a significant Union majority, with figures varying around twenty thousand votes.
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Heo Union
Cravens
Indi
Jeb
Morton Willl
Union Congress
Txerasaroiis
Dah
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Hid
Messrs. Helnan
Voodees
Edgerton Democris
Union
Ennilidstes
Tuesday Election Sparks Union Triumph Across States
The report notes Union victories in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania amid doubts about weather and turnout. Pendleton and Cox are cited as elected, with soldiers' votes strongly favoring the Union. The piece also covers library lectures, Ladies' Magazine subscription details, and local commentary on social issues and crime.
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Pesio
Indiana
Sylvania
Tnion
Ohio
Pendleton
Cox
Jatay
Tome
Glorioneania
Union
Congress
Lincoln
Jesus
Pennsylvana
McClellan
Tint
Atien
Funeral Ceremonies honor General Hiram Burnham
The village town gathers for the solemn funeral of General Hiram Burnham. Citizens from surrounding towns travel to Hancock County to pay tribute to a patriot, a soldier, and a revered neighbor. A committee of arrangements organizes the ceremonies with music, prayers, and readings as friends and veterans honor his memory.
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Cherry
Hancock
Sonmtine
Derstand
Sigian Bs
Il. F. Harding
Harding
Ham
Anid
Burnha
Freeman
Massachusetts
Burnplum
James A. Milliken
Senta
Burnham
Sam
Hike
Berry
Jameson
Bur
Mamie
Patie
Barnham
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Maine
Augusta
Venthemen
Hiram Burnlian
Coreral Burghaw
Juin
Fuutas
Anu
Graham
Washington
Ax Rachel
Hardy
Lis
Trim
I. Talbot
Harman
Hiramus Veius
Postscript Items and War News from the Telegraph
A fragmented report details captured trains, militia threats, and proclamations. It notes Provost Marshal Bean actions near Wesley Washington and mentions Gov. Cour issuing a mobilization proclamation. Local notices invite Sabbath School members to return books and call attention to Sharpshooters recruiting. Reports of library moves, ship news, and counterfeit currency warnings follow amid scattered references to notable towns and people.
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