Thanksgiving Proclamation Emphasizes Unity and Gratitude
The text urges all states and communities to join in a national day of thanksgiving set by the President. It calls for unity, Christian fellowship, and collective blessing, urging worshiping assemblies to express gratitude in a shared act of thanks.
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British Shenandoah piracy across oceans sparks protest
A railing editorial accuses Britain of treachery in the unconditional release of the Shenandoah crew after its raid on American shipping. The piece argues England shielded the pirate ship and its officers, with claims of built in Glasgow, sale of the Sea King, and surrender to the Confederate authorities.
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Defiance of Remonstrance Over British Pirates
A fragment argues that a British pirate was admitted to ports for supplies and refits while English perfidy harmed American interests. It condemns Britain’s actions from colonial times through the Revolution, calling out piracy as a tool against U.S. commerce and praising harsh resistance to English conduct.
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Bitter obituary of Dr Moore sparks church conflict in Wooster
A minister recounts an acrimonious dispute over Dr Moore, accusing him of democracy excess and church neglect. He defends his own sermons, disputes accusations of lying, cites the pamphlet controversy, and outlines alleged misconduct tied to Presbyterian duties and a libel prosecution.
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Reed Voices Guilt Over Alleged Infamous Business
In a pointed letter J A Reed argues two witnesses corroborate a matter with Mr Douglas and asserts that calling people liars does not absolve guilt. He states the doctor bears the infamy until a better explanation is provided, stressing that the shame remains on his shoulders.
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Aggregate public vote figures show shifts in 1864
The document lists totals for governor and attorney general races with a Union majority, noting changes since the October election. It records aggregate votes for several candidates and compares 1864 results to prior months, mentioning Secretary of State totals and party tallies.
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Mexican War Fears Rise as Cabinet Plans Defense
New York dispatches report that Bay of Mexico politicians fear war with the United States and prepare for invasion. Neutrality breaches on the Rio Grande spur war threats, with Gen Weitzel and Gen Steele cited as provoking conflict. Cabinets meetings express serious apprehension and need for defense. Marshal Bazaine anticipates war and fortifies several points, sending men guns and ammunition.
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Port Laxa to Port Laxa News Summary
Port Laxa reports November 28 arrivals from the Nova Scotia steamer with five days later news. The Irish Judges find no action against Ireland's Lord Lieutenant in the Luby case. Fenian leader Stephens is arrested with others, with Times declaring treason and hoping for Fenianism’s end. The Times notes Adams Russell Alabama talks and questions Shenandoah crew liberation. One million twenty-four thousand pounds head to port from Australia Jamaica and Chili. News weighs on markets as imperial announcements flow. Emperor Empress and Prince Imperial move to Compiegne and plan army cuts.
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New Jersey Official Gowrinor and Ward Ledger Totals
Official New Jersey tallies show Gowrinor as president and Ward listed among candidates with figures including 1,262 1,023 and 2,281 8,919 2,767. The record cites sums across multiple categories with AMT entries and numerous small totals reaching into the thousands.
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