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Conscription for Six Hundred Thousand Men Hinted
A Washington dispatch to the New York Evening Post reports plans for a six hundred thousand man conscription. It notes hope that two hundred thousand may be realized by January first. The item mentions Fort Gilamne Sentinel and Pettengill & Co as agents for advertising and subscriptions.
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Indiana Soldiers Wounded at Chickamauga Reach Nashville Hospitals
A list of Indiana soldiers wounded at Chickamauga arrived at Nashville hospitals. Names include J. McNeil and E. Alderman of the 30th. G. Lightfoot, Favinier, Muirhead, Cowan, Francie of the 30th. and many from the 74th 44th 88th and other regiments. The roster records units and names such as H. Snyder and Chas Summerline of the 74th, Boucher Hawes Croghan Casper Gigby Reid Sordernel Henderson Kendrick Kramer King and others.
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Abolition politics and war news mix in Boston pamphlet
The Boston Courier and Chicago Tribune clash over Union defeats and Ohio politics. Assertions attack Lincoln Administration, conscription, and war costs. Wounded Lt Henry Williams returns home from Chickamauga. Counterfeiting circulates near Green Castle and Goshen banks. The Banner Trustance Co. gains local policyholders as farm insurance grows.
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Civil War Dispatches and Democratic Rally Report
Reports from Chickamauga estimate Confederate losses up to 12000 and Union losses near 28000 with prisoners and wounded. dispatches note captured flags and artillery. A large Democratic rally in Monroeville draws 3000–4000 attendees amid calls to defend free institutions and oppose military despotism.
Great Democratic Meeting at Lima Ohio Draws Thousands
The citizens of Allen and neighboring counties gathered at the Lima fair grounds on October 2 as 25,000 in council. A three hour procession featured 525 ladies on horseback in red, white and blue, numerous multi horse teams with young riders, and the famed Lincoln Bastile with guards. Speakers included D. W. Voorhees, R. T. Merrick, Judge Lang, and Judge Jackson. Also reported are military notes from Chickamauga and Chattanooga with several casualties and missing men.
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Slavery to be made a crime with death penalty
Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune argues that a future Congress will pass laws making slavery a crime in all states and punishable by death for violators. He predicts broad support from negro hater factions and backers, praising the measure as a constitutional remedy against treason. The Providence Post notes Henry Clay's earlier abolitionist critique, asserting property rights matter less to them.
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Civil War Dispatches From The Front Renew Confidence In Union Forces
Rebel movements threaten Chattanooga with Longstreet on Lookout Mountain and 28,000 Federal casualties reported. Rosecrans gains two corps from Meade and 16,000 from Grant after two failed assaults, while Burnside withdraws toward Knoxville. Ohio campaigns rally Democrats with mass meetings led by Voorhees Merrick and Vallandigham supporters amid fears of Schenck stifling the vote. A Nashville prison incident kills four, injures ninety six. A draft pause follows completion of quotas. Russian officers receive a New York City reception.
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Confederate and Union Movements Reported Across Battlefronts
From New York City to Louisiana and Tennessee the Richmond Examiner notes Gen Lee’s stated military judgments as corps from the Potomac move toward Rosecrans while Grant adds 16 000 men. A Mobile dispatch cites the New Orleans Era on a major Federal reverse in Louisiana and reports on Bragg’s Chickamauga victory results with thousands captured and many arms. Lee’s congratulatory order to Virginia troops follows. Bragg’s reply to Rosecrans mentions burying the dead with Yankee prisoners available.
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Fort Wayne Agricultural Works Formed for Prosperity
Fort Wayne forms a joint stock venture named Fort Wayne Agricultural Works with a 30000 capital. Col Hugh B Reed as President and Wa J Jones Eng as Secretary. Building plans show a 192 by 40 feet two story facility to operate by February next, producing reapers threshing machines plows drills and other foundry work. The project aims to boost regional industry and employment. Uncle Sam joke notes a Sunday fence repair habit change after church.
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Military reports and political rounds from Civil War era
A long dispatch outlines Union and Confederate troop counts and expected moves in the Atlanta and Chattanooga theaters, noting Lee's Virginia force and a Jefferson Davis led council planning slave arming. It recounts Confederate and Union casualties, Chattanooga and Knoxville rumors, guerrilla actions near Chain Bridge, and Ohio political sentiment for Vallandigham with a Thanksgiving proclamation from the President.
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