Fall of Atlanta Reported and Civil War Praise
Sherman’s capture of Atlanta is announced with War Department note. The narrative describes Hood’s evacuation, loss of ammunition and artillery, and Confederate generals reported killed. President Lincoln urges thanksgiving in churches and praises Gen Sherman and Admiral Farragut, while Grant’s aims are still ahead amid Union triumphs.
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Atlanta
Sherman
War Department
Macon
Sheyman
Hood
Jonesboro
Lee
Anderson
Patton
Hardee
Molule
Tas
United Staten
Farragut
United States
Ailhonar
W. 'T’ Sornyay
Lancaster
Democratic Platform Criticized Amid War Struggles
A lengthy critique denounces the Chicago Democratic Platform as hollow and hypocritical, contrasting it with the Baltimore Union platform. It argues the Chicago document avoids war, emancipation, and the rebellion while praising Lincoln's war aims and urging voters to reject Copperhead tactics in favor of clear policy. The piece also rails against party leaders and their influence on public sentiment during the Civil War.
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Peinatel
Medpengitution
Jilin
Tie
Foree
Arma
Ita
Union
Iilirvet
Patelaworl
Baltimore
Virion Organization
Chica
Sebols
Wales
Vitor
Ollon
Phane
Eien
Torino
Cnn
Chicago
Itn
Lincoln
Copperhoad
Avery
Aria
Pintform
United States
Kentuckey
Maryland
Missouri
Delaware
Ttown
Porter
Democratic Party
Republic
George B. McClellan
Julio
TL Pendleton
Ohio
Executive National Committee
Campaign Opens with Lincoln Rally in Lancaster
The Lancaster meeting featured Dr Wirt Nownasx as Attorney General of Iowa addressing union men with vigorous denunciations of Copperheads. Col Connell and Hon Job Stevenson spoke, energizing the crowd on Main street. The piece notes McClellan’s weak standing and urges active support for Lincoln and Stevenson.
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Wirt
Nownasx
Lowa
Lancaster
Col. Connell
McClellan
Friends of the Union
Tducoln
Jolngan Amd Stevenson
Fort Morgan Surrenders After Unconditional Defence
War Department report to Major General Dix details Fort Morgan New Orleans surrender yesterday at 2 PM. About 600 prisoners, sixty pieces of artillery, and large quantity of mintoria are captured. In 12 hours before surrender, about 700 shells were fired. Citadel and barracks destroyed. works injured. Guns spiked, carriages burned, ammunition ruined by rebels. Casualties: one killed, seven wounded. Signed E. M. Staxton, Board of Wars.
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Fitna
Howard
Jonesboro
Athinta
Janesboro
Lith
Corpa
Jos. C. Davis
Ines
Lovejoy's
Ioad
Atlanta
Slocum
Aulants
Skirintah
W. T. Sherman
Stanton
Secretary of War
WAR Bulletin
Wastinatox
Boot
Dix
War Department
Canby
Airrendin
Fort Margin
New Onteane
Ang
Fort Morgan
Mintoria
Tls
Casny
Rothing Fins
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
E. M. Staxtox
Boe
Governor Baouan Assails McClellan In War Peace Talk
In Colombuejonta Tuesday night Governor Baouan labeled General McClellan as vacillating and unsuitable for leadership, recalling railroad work with him but deeming him not brilliant and easily led by bad men. He described McClellan as a monkey used to draw out Seymour's chesnuts, reflecting strong opposition to the Peace party's candidate.
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McClellan
Baouan
Colombuejonta
Peace Party
Seymour
Poor Richard Advises Government Stocks Over Railroads
A tale of Poor Richard urging prudence in investments ends with him praising United States bonds for security, steady income, and marketability. He cites lessons from neighbors on high dividends and bank failures, urging Mr. Smith to buy government securities to aid the country and guard against wet-day needs.
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Alo
Tonys
Hetil McChallan
Avid
Patria Delares
Peace Democrats
Mellon
Agresta
United States
U. S
Richard
Uncle Sam
Mr. Smith
Tian
Leon
Bell
Croakers
Tony
Bonides
Honor Bright
Abemed y for pile rief relief and care noted
A fragment mentions an ailment described as piles and suffering from skin and dermal issues. It references a preparation and indicates questions about a remedy and its effectiveness, with unclear details about location and providers.
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