Railroad meeting adjourned amid donor pledges and misgivings
A Monday evening court house gathering led by Mayor heard Alderman Syversott report $6,000 pledged for a Hastings to Marshall railroad, with $1,500 more promised upon completion. The committee urged discharge, but some urged another week. adjournment followed as frost and weather caused damage nearby. Capt Paris opened a recruiting office in Albion, aiming to rally Marshall men to enlist.
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Draft in New York ends amid calm and orderly turnout
The New York draft concluded with about 19,000 men drawn, roughly one in six of the city’s number and one in five voters for President. The process was orderly with no ill will, aided by a powerful presence of federal regiments seen as taming treason and preventing riots.
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From Rosecrans army reports indicate rebels are evacuating Chattanooga and eastern Tennessee. Deserters say guns and machinery are being moved to Atlanta. Rebel cavalry concentrate at Stevenson Alabama as Wilder’s forces engage Lookout Mountain defenses near Chattanooga.
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Quantrell pursuit in Kansas yields guerrilla toll
From Kansas City Aug 21 Lieut Col Clark of the 9th Kansas Cavalry reports pursuit of Quantrell through Jackson Cass and Johnson counties ending with over one hundred guerrillas killed and several wounded The loss includes Capt Jsters a Marmaduke recruiting officer and other companies have returned to posts with units assaulting bushwhackers Also mentions flour producers Reap John W Squier and Sweet Co and a warning about yeast caleratus and sale of Smitchs soda by Henry and Smith Grand
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