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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1864

Page

3

Washington Dispatch From Civil War Fronts

Washington: Reported movements and skirmishes near Durler front. Gen Grover wounded with potential amputation. Grant staff and President discuss news. claim Atlanta holds. Transport fired upon near Wicamoco prompting expedition. Massachusetts regiment receives cheers returning home through Maryland’s changed status.

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Final Nashville special reports guerrilla action and rail links

From Tennessee and New York October 31 the final Nashville dispatch says direct rail communication is open and secure though guerrilla bands operate between the Etowah River and Big Shanty. Gen Gillen praises a brilliant last fight, rebels scattered, one extra gun captured, Gen Vaughn wounded and hiding. Prisoners being picked up, 70 rebels buried, total 206 killed or wounded in the engagements along the Cumberland River and the Rückside rail lines.

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Loyal Union rally across Batshall with grand procession

A massive patriotic gathering filled Batshall streets as 800 wagons and many carriages joined a unity parade from Albion Sheridan Clarendon Eckford and nearby towns. Speeches by Gen. Corkum and Col. Mann honored Union volunteers while crowds heard calls to uphold the republic against Copperheads amid a theater address by A Russell and W A Howard.

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Trial of the St Albans Raiders Details Reported

In October at Mostemar the Ouns federation as managers or Hier enero Albans raiders were discussed by the Privy Council in Baghand. Reports indicate the Whehine government notified England of plans to increase armament on the lakes to protect the conroister.

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Rebel General Vaughn Routed at Norrietown

Nasavinsy October 29 Gen Gill led a sharp engagement with Vaughn's forces at Norrietown, routing Tint and capturing 107 prisoners including a colonel and a major, six captains, eight lieutenants, and five noncommissioned officers along with a mountain howitzer. Rebels reportedly suffered heavy losses while the victorious forces captured nearly 500 prisoners and key artillery units.

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Washington Hopes for Great Pageant Masses in Reconnaissance

From Granta Army New York Oct 29 officers on Grant's staff report that the reconnaissance was only preliminary and that a vast pageant gathering is hoped to mark a major success.

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Beardtiet in the First Ward and Bellevue Mass Meet

The Beardmiet in the First Ward will hold office hours at C P Dibble's office and remain through Thursday to Saturday. Bellevue citizens plan a Mass Meeting with speaker Job Moxon. A crowded court hearing featured talk on the war, praising Union resolve and leadership.

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