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S.M Pettengill & Co claim authorization to take advertisements and descriptions for the Weekly Sentinel at their New York office 37 Park Row. Dr. Tannery of Montreal offers consultation from 7 AM to 8 PM at Office No. 3 Phoenix Block Calhoun Street. C Schmidt & Co promote DCP McElfratrick grain cradles for sale.
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Democratic speakers urge rights and press freedoms in wartime
Hon D. W. Voorhees and H. H. Dodd spoke in Ware and then at a large gathering here. Voorhees praised free speech and the press, equality before the law, and government by the people, while Dodd warned against abolitionist overreach and urged vigilance against despotic aims. Vallandigham’s Ohio nomination and a Columbus convention were hailed as rebukes to Burnside. A Supreme Court judge affirmed citizen rights to seek repeal or modification of laws by peaceful, legal means.
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Albany Ledger reports Provost Marshal Moore relieved over war policy note
The Albany Ledger notes Col. Moore of the 25th Michigan was relieved as Provost Marshal after sending a note to Cal Harney requesting cease of attacks on war policy. It also reports Indiana Supreme Court actions on two cases with decisions reversed and affirmed.
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Federal bombardment endangers Vicksburg during siege
War dispatches from Grant indicate Union forces pressing the siege while critics discuss expected Federal actions on the Fourth of July. Rebels attack Milliken's Bend and Youngs Point. patrols report heavy Confederate activity near Fredericksburg and Culpeper. Ohio politics heat up as a large Democratic convention nominates Vallandigham for governor and Pugh for lieutenant governor. A new Monongahela Department is created and debates over secrecy in Union leagues unfold among Ohio and New York figures.
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Unrest and Loyalist Debate Across Ohio and Union News
A Chicago Times summary reviews a forthcoming thirty two page pamphlet on press suppression and Lincoln, reports a Conecticut speech, and recounts intense Ohio Democratic clashes over Vallandigham, Burnside Order No 38, and a pivotal convention with George E Pugh opposing military rule and urging civil liberty.
Negro Soldiers and Race Theories in Civil War Debate
A Chicago Times editorial denounces calls for arming enslaved people, arguing that the notion of black troops is a clamor with no practical support. It asserts slaves lack willingness to fight, cites Port Hudson and Port Hudson defense failures, and claims only whites should decide the war’s end.
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Grant Reports General Victory Prudent Movements Amid Civil War News
General Grant’s latest advices describe favorable progress as Jufinaton gathers forces. Vicksburg rear battle likely while Pemberton holds the city. Rebel raids at Milikens Beedh repelled with about 200 rebels lost versus 90 Federals. Kirby Smith reportedly ambushes Banks, Millikex’s Bend cuts Grant’s lines, Beverly Ford death rumors surround J. K. E. Stuart. Union forces push across the Rappahannock as Pennsylvania braces for invasion. Curtin assumes command in Pennsylvania, Vallandigham heads south, and Ohio GOP pushes restoration committee. Rosecrans eyes Shelbyville and Chattanooga occupation. Bragg’s relief troops questioned. McClellan’s report completion awaited. Fremont invited to weigh in. a Chicago Times summary.
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