Proclamation and Civil War Strife Across Missouri
The document describes Confederate and Union tensions in Missouri, urging citizens to rally under state sovereignty, resist Union forces, and defend homes. It notes fugitives and contraband, warns of slaveholding dangers, and references militia mobilization, with a Jackson proclamation by Secretary Maysie and plans for resistance gatherings.
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Sueracary
War News and Union Troop Movements Reported
The report notes J W Tucker editor of the St Louis Lrening Journal arrested for treason. It describes Union forces under Gen McClellan moving through Virginia and Washington, with mentions of Western expedition plans along the Mississippi and troop detachments, including Major General and Brigadier General commands, and casualties cited in a fragmentary account.
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Austrian intrigue and Seward clash with European powers
Fragmentary dispatches reveal Austrian diplomat Burlingame accused of false representations to provoke protest against a claim linked to Vienna. Seward warned that any foreign interference with the Union's rebellion would be treated as war, asserting the federal government would resist all external meddling regardless of source.
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Burlingauny
Storegard
Ughy Sunalors Mason
Hunter
Reebberg
Gentlaman
Burlingeais
Vienna
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Europe
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Seward
Linkad
Legland
India
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England and France urged to end interference with US war
The fragment discusses British and French actions and urges governments to halt interference with the United States in its conflict. It mentions hope for a favorable result and predicts reactions from Spain Denmark and Dutch government, as well as potential closures of harbors in the West Indies and on the European continent. It hints at privateers and rebel efforts seeking access.
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England
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N.Y
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Pennsylvania
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Hoiron
Yebébearnirs
Alasandria
National Intelligencer
USA
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Harper's
Missouri River Expedition Sparks Federal Movements
Reports describe Federal troops moving toward Jefferson City as Gen Sigel leads a Missouri river expedition. Dispatches note 1500 troops under Blair’s Missouri volunteers and heavy regimental action aimed at keeping routes open. Telegraph wires torn, repairs underway as Green and Jackson forces concentrate near Arrow Rock and Boonville amid ongoing military activity.
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Jefferson City
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Government foes strikes across Europe and America
Disjointed dispatches reveal British tensions with the European powers and the United States. Ministers debate the implications of the Paris declarations while Adams and Russell discuss potential diplomacy and possible interviews. Strong private warnings hint at closer alignment with the President amid ongoing negotiations.
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Britain
Europe
Teese
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John Russell
Telenses Press
United Statll
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Mattier
Byons
Sacredaus Saward
Eutisine
Cory
John Russells
Gregory
Paris
Fragmented Civil War era dispatches and price lists
A garbled field of references to troop movements and battles mixed with economic data. It mentions Missouri, Yorktown, Majore, Brigiy, rail lines, and troops evacuations. Also includes scattered market prices and commodity mentions with unclear dates and places.
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