Breckinridge on the State of the Country at Pike's Opera House
Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge delivers a forceful address on national unity, secession dangers, and the war aims to restore the Union. He denounces concessions to rebellion, argues for crushing treason, and urges steadfast preservation of nationality amid wartime trials.
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Pike's
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New York
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Monitor
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A New Weapon in the Army Coffee Mills
A Philadelphia Press correspondent describes six new contraption guns used by a Union brigade. They are wheeled rifles with clockwork breach, hopper, and crank manned by three soldiers. They fire about 240 Minie balls per minute with a long range, and when used by Union troops reportedly intimidate rebel forces.
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General Warren nominates Col Wir. Henry Warren as Brigadier General
Gen Fitz Henry Warren President Lincolo nominates Col Wir Henry Warren of the 1st Iowa Cavalry for brigadier general. Senate confirms appointment. Warren’s energy and close oversight are highlighted as qualities for an efficient officer. Ows now has one Major General, S R.
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Lincolo
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Ows
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Indian cup remedy for smallpox claims in Nova Scotia
Dr Frederick W Morris of the Ifulitas Visiting Dispensary Nova Scotia writes to the American Medical Times asserting Sarracenia Purpurea or Indian cup as a cure for smallpox within twelve hours after administration. He claims eruptions may be alarming yet scars are rarely left and warns vaccines washed with variole infusion alter contagion. He notes successful hospital use in Nova Scotia and hints it could be mixed with beverages without patients realizing. Conservative remark ends with note on egg market fears.
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