Inaugural Maryland Sanitary Pair opening amid parade
A fractured account describes the opening of the Maryland Sanitary Pair with Governor Trace ford and a large Baltimore crowd in attendance. Speakers praised wartime unity while addressing slavery, protection of colored soldiers, and government responses to Fort Pillow news amid a bustling, ceremonial program.
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Vion Exarcius
Greas
Marylad Instituta
Teres
Maaryland
Fort Pillow
Mississipi
Jose
Fort Willow
Manaure
Washinxton
Port Delaware
Wickrhire
Pennsylvania Whig Convention and Local Notices in 1864
The item reports a Pennsylvania National Union convention planned for April 28 1804 in Morrisburg detailing delegates and procedures, plus notices of charity drives, local assessments, pastoral gatherings, and the sale of Grufunborg Springs property in Franklin Township for about 3600 dollars with related assets.
Help The Christian Commission Aid For War Relief
Long plea for funds and supplies to support the Christian Commission’s war relief work. Calls for contributions of money and goods to assist hospitals, wounded soldiers, and field needs. Notes county church collections and named organizers drafting aid plans and timelines.
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Christian Commission
Uo Coviery
Wrnp
Hus
Gurtysburg
Presbytery of Carlisle appoints commissioners to General Assembly
The Presbytery of Carlisle convened in Mot in Lagerstown on Tuesday evening with Rev. John Vlas of Cartiele and others presiding. Commissioners J. Warne and R. Smith Gordon were elected to attend the General Assembly May 10 in Newark, while the body adjourned to June in Nowrila. Death of Juba Goldman reported in Southampton Township Cumberland County after a hearty home meal. his remains were found soon after. A proposal to remove the seat of Government to Philadelphia and a joint Senate vote of 10 to 0 supported a bill for the erection of a new courthouse.
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Lagerstown
John Vlas
Cartiele
John BR. Warne
Goliyaburg
Tod
Smith Gordon
Annottaburg
Dawn Mussey
My Graydon
General Assembly
Newark
Ned
Tuns
Nowrila
Urs
Juba Goldin
Saya pHa Shippenshurg
Tata
Southampton
Cumberland County
Priday
Hielesu Boly
Antedden
Southamptne
Dated dispatches claim battles and prisoner totals
April reports from the Navy and War Departments recounts of actions around Grand River and Alexandria with Gen Banks forces, including reverses and a backfield fight. Prisoners, officers, and equipment captured are tallied with heavy Confederate resistance and subsequent Union exchanges. A Baltimore parade of colored troops is noted alongside a shipboard fire disaster and candle works destruction in Pittsburgh area.
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Nauia
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du Lee
Te Ig
Lingstreet
Lee
Subuastae
Aroy
Charleston
Gordonsville
Frei Unita
Stenler
Hickonan
Henderson, Xy
Gowers
Lanson
Witnek
Kurt Gray
N. G
Hunt
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Crivon Welly
Neoys
Lou River
Grand Meare
Louisiana
Alexandera
Uuter
Banks
Baltimore
Janra Noni
Maryland
Seow Rawdies
Monyland
Fort Pillow Disaster Report From Rebel Lines
Corresponder of the Chicago Tribune describes the Fort Pillow attack by rebel forces. He notes Confederate actions at Battery Willinton and Mourne Willows, fierce fighting, casualties, and alleged mistreatment of the wounded. The account alleges burned buildings, plunder of stores, and Parrott gun use, with rebels retreating toward Brownsville.
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Mort Willows Gem
Abiericans
Tate Valley
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Chalmeres
Phorer
Crvaturen
Platte Valley
Paduosh
Reat
Brownaville
Chalisers
Uhatwers
Parront
Sone
Cate
Rebel barbarities reported at Montpelier by Caine
A wartime dispatch recounts recent rebel acts. Ten more victims were found years after their capture. Guerrillas conducted raids on cotton plantations in Virginia. A voucher of innocents and enslaved people were seized, and AH Addison was pursued. After confronting the rebel force, the general arrival and determined that those plantations would remain unworked by Worthora.
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Nywport
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Neves
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Kentucky
Pat
Ol. Gillespie
Lady Mountatin
Jofuria
Qols
Ghay
Prentice
May
Johnson
Gol. Ghy
Aberty
Maupins
Auerrillas
Shawnentown
Caine
Mont Pillow
Sivne
Moone
Uoapital
Coftac
Horrid Barbarity and Bush Whacking Mob Violence Reported
A chaotic narrative details brutal violence in a frontier area with attacks on individuals, arson, looting, and a captured ringleader named Wiloos. Neighbors demand investigation by Major Rosecrans as local lawlessness spreads amid threats to isolated residents and “two and energies” diverted to vice.
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Ulrik
Namud Motz
She Aivath
Gorge
Densardiot
Rints
Louvinse Wonte
Wiloos
Useao
Geoarul Rosecrann
Bia
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