Prayer Proclaimed as Nation Faces Civil War Strain
The document calls for national day of public worship on Sunday in the United States. It praises Providence for preserving the nation and asks divine protection for soldiers, leaders, and orphans. It also thanks Admiral Farragut and Major General Granger for recent harbor operations and notes praise from the President. The proclamation urges all citizens to unite in prayer amid ongoing conflict and military action.
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Ington
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Hasia
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U.S
Atlanta
Tris
United Sites
Wessling
Bile Harbor
Gaines
Fort Morsan
Farragut
Granger
Wells
New York Markets Report Mixed Trade On Grain and Pork
New York markets show mixed activity as traders note movements in grain and pork futures. Analysts cite unusual demand signals and variable prices for pork products while corn and wheat hold narrow ranges amid cautious buying.
Vermont Election Report Indicates Union Victory Prevails
A brief recount notes partial returns from 40 towns showing Union candidates leading in most races. Gov race favors the Union by a sizable margin. Republicans hold Congress seats with increased majorities. County offices and senators also appear won by Union nominees. New state-wide trend suggests stronger Union performance than last year.
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Wainstrom
Gov. Smith
Tiathy J
Redfield
Stith
Union
Medfield
Susith
Navy Department notice on enlistment and unauthorized ads
Notice warns only fifteen percent of landsmen will be accepted and no one should pay to pass through for Navy enlistment. It forbids unsigned advertisements about the Sabine and warns seekers to avoid unlicensed agents. State clerks for State papers will be aboard the Sabine from 9 AM to 5 PM, with officials scattered across the state.
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Navy Department
Navy
Anel
Town Meeting Notice and Rally Schedule Listed
In the county a town council meeting is planned with councillors and the town assembly to discuss the week’s agenda. The mis week features a rally near Mis Week and an evening gathering to support the Union with speeches and local figures listed for a Friday date.
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Fluchill
Furdiy
Dinworths
Great rail hub Atlanta and naval exploits cited in war news
The narrative highlights Atlanta as a key railroad center with moral impact on rebels, noting its population and strategic value. It praises Admiral Farragut’s Mobile Bay operations, the capture of Forts Morgan and Gaines, and reports the Niagara’s engagement with the Confederate pirate Georgia. It discusses Chicago convention tensions and U S political maneuvering around peace and war stances.
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Macon
Attanta
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Atlanta
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Mobile Bay
Morgan
Gaines, &E
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Niagara
Georgia
New York
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Fragmented wartime call to vote Yes on impending measure
A damaged wartime plea urges readers to vote Yes on a presented pursuit to defend the country. It emphasizes patriotism and civic duty, urging all to vote regardless of politics, prejudices, or war opinions, as polls are set to open soon.
Maine Citizens Hear Vile on Peace and Union
A Maine meeting featured Mr. Pike praising clear argument and intelligent discussion as vital to politics. The crowd approved his address, stressing solid reasoning and principles over declamation. The article also notes Maine’s draft may not be needed, with volunteers rising and Grant poised to finish the rebellion.
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Nockland
Pike
Satunday
Ain
Mr. Vile Reasons
Thinevel comments on General Premeat and Lincoln support
A dated reader letter defends Lincoln and criticizes General Premeat. The writer argues for reelection of Abraham Lincoln, acknowledges imperfect leadership, and urges unity to preserve the nation against treachery while recalling Fremont’s past rebukes. The piece reflects Civil War era political discourse and partisan sentiment.
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Hancock
Abraham Lincoln
Premont Wilde
Fremont
surrender and capitulation talks amid siege of Port Hudson
Amid a tense siege England report describes generals negotiating terms of surrender for Port Hudson with Union forces pressing. Messages show commanders discussing capitulations, sick personnel, and conditions including treatment of prisoners and property. The broadcast notes the broader fall of Atlanta impacting Copperhead sentiment and reflects on wartime political reactions.
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