Terms of Peace and Meade in No Man's Land
Editorial notes on Southern terms of peace as published by Richmond in 1863 and insists the North must not concede. Meade moves toward Virginia while Burnside advances from Tennessee. Lee retreats toward Lynchburg as Meade seizes rails and aims at decisive advantage.
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Crittenden
Mason
Davis
Eleel
Fremont
South
Richmond Encker
Jeff. Davis
Union Party
Seymour
Washington
Meadre
Meade
Lee
Burnside
Virginia
Virginia and Tennessee
Lynchburg
Abington
East Tennessee
War Department
Election gains and school notes plus Mexican throne talk
An optimistic tally shows Union majorities in state elections this year across several states. The piece also reports a growing State Normal School at Edinboro with 158 students, new gymnasium and instruments, a reading room, and an Erie County Institute gathering planned for Nov 16–20. It adds a misgiving about Maximilian’s throne plan in Mexico, predicting it will not occur.
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State Normal School
Edinboro
Erie Co
Erie County Institute
Coburn
Captain Lynch Promoted to Major in 145th Regiment
Capt Charles M. Lynch has been promoted to Major of the 145th Regiment. The move elevates his rank within the unit and reflects continued service leadership.
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Charles M. Lynch
145Th Reg
British move seizes rebel rams as U S sentiment cools
The British Government captured two rebel rams, a bold act that might have eased wartime tensions earlier. The delayed justice has still struck a crucial blow, with Wall Street gold prices tumbling from 149 to 143.
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United States
Wall Street
Corry City News Launches in Erie County
The Corry City News debuts as a weekly paper in Corry, Erie County, Pennsylvania, published by J. E. Larkin and B. P. Stebbins. It promises neat printing and a mix of local and general intelligence with best wishes for success.
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Corry City
Corry
Erie Co
J. E. Larkin
B. P. Stebbins
Unconditional Unionists back Delaware congress candidate
Delaware Unionists rally in Wilmington to nominate Nathaniel Smithers for Congress. They endorse emancipation and Union war aims, criticizing Southern reconciliation and supporting enlistment of Black soldiers under Lincoln’s policy. Also notes President Lincoln’s Missouri reply and Grant anecdotes.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Nathaniel B.mithers
Congress
Delaware State Journal
North
South
Union
N. S. Tribune
Grant
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Treasury Department
Muster rolls and service evidence guidance issued
Washington Oct 28 The order clarifies how volunteers and drafted men are mustered into U S service and when service starts It directs where muster evidence is to be sought at the Adjutant General and Paymaster General offices and notes how muster out evidence is handled Officers promoted after muster retain their pay roll rank The notice also includes a brief dispatch on Mexican minister Sener Romero arrival and army pay arrangements for two months ending November
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Rosecrans
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Army of the Cumberland
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Prysion Offiey
United States
United States Army
Adjutant General
Josefa H. Barserr
Washington
Sener Romero
Jueraz
State Department
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LeaveNworm
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Cooper
Price
Blunt
Smith
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Ewing
Bentonville
Ark
Brooks
White River
Huntsville
Shelby
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Republican Union Party
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Copperhead
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
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Oil Creek
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