Address of Charles Belts Speech on Labor and Education
A long excerpt presents Charles Belts addressing a labor gathering, praising the working class, education, and the role of labor in American progress. It extols the Pilgrims, early American enterprise, and the societal shift toward educated labor fueling invention, industry, and freedom.
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War Letters Describe March Toward Dixie and Rebel Retreats
A Civil War correspondent reports marching from Lebanon Kentucky toward Dixie, noting a captured rebel wheat stockpile at Sweet Water and a burning bridge over the Tennessee River. He laments property destruction at London and condemns Bushwhackers while praising Federal troops and the march’s supposed success.
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Pirates Active in Foreign Seas Reported Abroad
New York reports piracy incidents with Georsin at Simon's Bay and the Gir ot Atutiste. Prinke seized at Wales en route from Valparaiso to Antwerp. The Data loose and San tee captured near Brown's Bay Aug 5. U S Consulate protest over Bird delivery. British waters claim. Bank of England notes growth in certain bills. Charleston and Knoxville mentions.
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Rebel force movement reported near southwest Missouri and Arkansas
From St. Louis Detachment 7 intelligence reports about 2 000 rebels under Mamnadike's command near Colonel Shelby have crossed into southwest Missouri Arkansas. Troop concentrations are forming to intercept, with capture likely. Rumor ties activity to efforts to recall Governor Marmaduke and political maneuvering involving Waldo Bo Johnson, United States Senator from Missouri.
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Knoxville News War Dispatch and Fragments
From Knox ville wartime report notes Col Carter of our 2 Tennessee repulsed a Confederate assault near Bin. Enemy losses stated. Also brief digressions recount a canvas speech incident and various local measures. The piece blends military notes with political reminiscence and scattered commentary on loyalty, frauds, and geography.
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