Emancipation Proclamation Debate and Civil War Notes
A Civil War era letter from January 22 discusses Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, concerns over re election, and cabinet dynamics. It notes public sentiment in the Union, reports on Confederate pressures, and reflections on Marshal Streight and other officers. Also covered are Mary Rice aiding officers in Richmond, the death of Lord Ashburton, and assorted political and scientific snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Larmor
Udha
Bostag
Alliel
Noren
Lh Pois
Lim
Sanaa
Chivays
Werthin
Seward
Dam
Enine
Antietam
Ray Bill
Bas bin Prepareil Ly
Tris
Maesachusettssyeten
Wools
Windoy
Tecinor Bi'ginizitiona, Creativa
Philadelpho
Ani
Concerts and civic notes from the boroughs briefed
The notices report Fulks concert mixed reception, local officials and bank appointments, and fair preparations in Gettysburg. John Satan appointed to a bank post. $2,500 allocated to Gettysburg cemetery. Hotel changes include Washington House, Global Inn, National Motel, and City Hotel staff shifts in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hanus
Isq
Waslington
Opjidsit
Lie Depot
T. Yous
Souduet Lin
Li-Sherif Wonk
Hae Wow Eliegé
Buna
G. B. Yaswos
Litiintown
Thy National
Information Wanted for Grayson Escape Missing Man
Information requested for Mrs Ann B Grayson who fled to Virginia in December 1802 and is seeking the whereabouts of Lnabend Foln L Grayson of Grosn county. He was last known in Waynesharu Ta and reportedly traveled toward Owloga States. authorities note uncertainty of current location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann B. Grayson
Finn Virginia
Drarnha
L. Grayson
Grosn County
Vax
Owloga States
Hal
Bharpabury
Grotson
Waynesharu
Abe Agsesaor
Hla
Alark Nine
Fostrance
Freigit
Fmol, &c
Invonia
Pennsylvania
Lali
Gettysburg
Wevting
Mangos
Ballity
David Wille
Cawsidlent
Jul K. Bartlett
Rhode Island
le Eo Jose
Manse
Tampshire
Tinais
Ludtiony
New York
Toliware
Minenevota
Maryland
Muiis
Massachusetts
Tovey
Michigan
Vernon
Alevdeed
David Wills
Soldiers National Cemetery
Uubbard
Notian
Norris
Joba Th. Juntinor
Duhiwnye
Benenite Deford
Danyi Sonbey
New Jureau
Ciuc
My. Karvis
Dakn Th. Vatterer
Gordan Lotinad
Wenry
Lhe Board
Ob Commissiogora
Ake
Twotland
Ubuc
Ue Union
Japan
Coutalaioners
Aedee
Waotine
Runwall
Thie Corporation
Thn
Ant
Tncorporation
Dallas
Harry
Mighigan
Gettysbure
Reaper and Mower Advertisement Sparks Convention Notice
The text notes an ad for a machine drawing attention in the county with reports of many hives sold, and mentions a National State Convention to be held April 28 in Morrisburg to elect four senatorial delegates to the National Convention. The convention favors Abraham Lincoln's relection and positions delegates accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
Marta Ora
Ale Wan
Wiblais
Vaton
Janos
Morrisburg
Sune Nest
Sean Tilly
Tha Stata
Opieian
The Maryland Election Returns and Fusion Prospects
The latest returns from the Maryland election show the union ticket leading by about 12 000 to 14 000 votes with Baltimore County delegates unpledged and reportedly supporting an unconstrained emancipationist. Debates arise over telegraphic communications with the outside world and plans to extend influence to Baltimore and Quippige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brury Felesute
Baltimore County
Gettysburg Recall and Civil War Updates Across States
Long detailed political and military notes report on Gettysburg aftermath, soldier cemeteries, and plans for monuments. Includes governance shifts in states like Pennsylvania and Connecticut, troop movements, resignations, and currency bill defeat. Mentions Longstreet, Grant, and Meade with updates on army reassignments and desertions.
Destructive fires and deadly boiler explosion reported
A Bethany Connecticut fire destroys a dwelling with two people burned to death while a Boston fire incinerates Masons Hall and the Winthrop House with extensive losses. An Southwark boiler explosion kills seven workers and damages a foundry. Military movements describe the Red River expedition with Adams and Banks reporting advancing forces and rail blockade. Lucretia Clay dies at 43 in Lexington as guerrilla actions spread through Kentucky and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Conn
Audee
Hotebhin
Meehway
Hotchking
Gladda
Indy
Humes
Deseuss
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Cal
Streight
Balmore
Hichand
Lucy A. Rice
Muraisy
Hirkwood
E Tin Union
Richmond
Phina
Btreight
B. Is. McDonald
Siolher
Jahby Vinson
Kine
Mice
Culinol Streight
Major McDonald
Willis Bingham
Lord Ashburton
Aghburtour
Danel Webster
Nave
Ashburton
Wae
Philidelphia
William Ingham
United States
Aokle
Ty Magland
de Lay
Su Hive
Polis
Crolasees
A. Ouesa
Allbourne
Farriva
Republic of
Mexica
Brtes
Kentucky
Cincinnavn
Brun Jota
Washington
Staaf Kaatuyky
Stare Furmish
Chivernor Bram
Ulan
Abraham Lenuoen
Pheeowond
Ud Fulks
TS. Lito
Qettyshurye
Gamla
John
Satan
Pla
Dibba
Liviveston
Tu Maine Luziglature
Portino Foy
Geo IL. Guker
Bewuturt
Fort Eyal
Baltimore
Mra
D. A. Bearnie
Tin Aulaile World
Waukind
Julio Pagney
Fulton County
Lieut
Ford
Tina Wea
Ivar
Constalda
Wedd Towne
Ehap
Republica
Fishel
Ciitaken
Lincoln
Sodams
Burnie Coram
Main
James’ Chareh
Causand Win Streets
Thair Chaveh
von Larday
Tha Roulory
Glarkson
Kosternlring
Additon
Uivir Pastora Labore
Chicago Tribune
Kemrogp
Stano
Ubono
Ork
Mafayetta
Nem Dod
Canarul
Wanka’ Stutt
Hiss Bean
Gymiornl
Phior
Rome Citizen
The
Soldiers’ National Cemetery
Jdudevape Pardener
Satur
Hi Saldicen
Perry Ik
Udsthyabury
Tyne
Longstreet
Bull
Aocals
Longestreot
Janesboro
Sou Mport
Sull
Maeh
Revoery Aesve
Srage
Gioneral Grant
Brivaier
Sohn A. Rawls
Chiek
Kul
Cainstock
Beutor Aid de Cap
Babenot
Antado
Tirwonnut
Aearley
Vient
Quiouel
Adust Paleau
WS Parker
Ab OK
Dunn
Antede- Camp
Janes
Earrant
Brady
Teagan
Senate
Blon- Jay
Jomumdare Perry
Congress
Clinton
Ayrms
Bayt
Brads
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Mmunds
Reston Advertiser
Meade
Comittte
Taneytown
Atl
Butterfeld
Butterfield
Nettua
Anuera Butterfield
Doornimg
Secomd
Bagense
Varigus
Gowers
Battertial
van Dury
Ganon
Sheridag
Pit Anny Corps
J. E Lockar
Couuntud
Gordon Granger
Fourth Army Corps
O. O. Unwatil
Schofield
Dyenty
Navy
York
Tibang Awrandhia
Jia
Mepork
Red River
Falu
Malis
Hank
Mahemet
Morkress
Weilugeday
Lutter
Rishmend
Hiss
Lierefure
Townsend
Arsisisu
Conon
Arkansas
Llalluck
Drauvy
Ark
Growne
Monn Hibe
Longview
Bornera
Elly
Monticelfe
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Gasry
Counnurling
Connecticut
Dasietryins
Leon Revaivid Fom
Trey Town
New Paint
Quester
Loxbury
Buckingham
Ourancu
Uhr
Jay Wookom
Saurotary
Treasury Co
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Fei
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Guneral King
Rome
Othe Metrojetlian Rie
Pope
Cardinal Acronett
Viork
Tiokote
Isseeensey
Ovesyalco I
Aind
Wien
Logishitia
Air Balidiers
Lis
Renato
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Tulland
Tartford
New Jiomlom
Sid Windham
Priien Twday
Ue Suahy
Janis G. Smith
George IL. Browne
Aqua C. Bayslow
Independent Union
Sint
Anseamblpinen
Unigu
Was
Boston
Mpee Masons’ Hall
Winthrip Bowe
Cacapult
Silshy
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Barniehure
Astnres
Free Masons Hall
Hee Masons
Borlestus and
Tremont Streets
Hasire
Clerrick
Sona
Southwark
Ollie
Charlee Webb
John Moowan
Dgwarl Keanon
Sy. Lovie
Absurdria
Alate
Franklin
General Bank
King
Ated
Larrison
Teiels
Tly Elkeed Fuang Rive
Plowsputon
Roscerans
Thatusville
Cirkapeag
Majors Mag Fea
Gus. Treeman
Stenmer
London
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Aberdeen
Almonte
France
Slidell
Wavehdake
Paris
Thay
Naumessen
Brie Fay
Hue
Opald Sea
Oppraita Rats
Nashville
Imos
Che
Ura
Notoriome
Sans Moore
Perisia
Polski
Lexingvox
Lucretia Clay
Henry Clay
Har
Tyo. M. Uly
Lexington
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