Unclear OCR List of Names and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists many personal names such as John William Amos, James B. Hunt, Joseph Shepherd, Sylvan Spangler, Stephen Thos Smith, and Hiram Woes. Context unclear. no coherent event or article action is identifiable from the readable portions.
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Batt
Thomas Barry
Ben
Craven John
Helmk
Hunt
Hesa David
Hess
Helms W
Wazy Jose
Spangler-Jose
Eae Ries
Saaith Kuiget
Sanks
George Q
Bae Weil
Shepherd Joseph
Ened Sylvan
Spangler
John
Shajig J Schmolamire Tiekiy
Stephen
Thos. Smith Wim
Mes Smith Jekp
Traderisaac
Bophidoin
Hiram
Young James
Jeweliee Criss
Letter from the 16th Regiment recounts Richmond to Lexington retreat
A Civil War letter from Dean Lin, dated September 13 1862 in Louisville Kentucky, describes marching from Covington to Lexington, camping near Nicholasville, and a hard 39 mile retreat from Richmond to Lexington. The narrator notes artillery fire, heavy skirmishes, and the 16th Regiment's disciplined withdrawal, praising Lt. Col. Wolfe and praising the regiment as brave.
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Locisvitis
Dean Lin
Bedthorn
T. Copdhuded
Indiana
Wera
Nicholasville
Lexington
Canehy Etering
Henticky
Richmond
Ptvergnan
Gags
Opéhald Koe
Everregiment
Actin
Stevenson
Usaseg
Stein Melis
Steven
Cincinnati
Commercial
Hera
Clark
Wolfe
Richimond
Acta
Kentucky River
Lekington
Imal
Boon
Reapi the Fourth Indians Cavalry engagement report
A Civil War era report describes Col Fowler's Kentucky cavalry near Bardstown. Lieutenant Pepper’s troop of 54 men, with 75 from Capt Mason and 40 from Capt Allen, repelled guerrilla forces, captured prisoners, and retook the town after a two mile pursuit. Casualties included Sergeant Blackman mortally wounded and others wounded. enemy losses estimated at 10 to 12. Wounded and ill troopers are near recovery. water shortages and fever noted.
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Ladhgovile
Fowler
Pepper
Mason
Spencer County
Allen
Shackleford
S. Regt
Blackman
Brookville
Farclee Elijah
Scroggins
Ohio County
James T. Thurman
Kentucky
W. H. Isgrigg
Thos.legrigg
John Hope
Shiackleford
Sam
Srecer
Legion
Lanean
Downey
Pattiso
Guiefandt
I. Pattisoh
Bayeior
Slobel
Beaveseon
Military Duty Urged As Citizens Answer Governor Call
Local items report citizens and workers joining in response to the Governor's call for military service. Updates note train service, company formations, and drill times, with emphasis on vigilance, unity, and readiness amid tensions. The Dillsborough Company muster roll and officer list are provided.
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Parrison
Taveday
Washington Hogan
Sparta
Clay
Crear
Dearborn Co. Ind
Turos
Morton
I Aronith
Taos
Pattison
Swift
Aurora
Tate
Strawder Cheek
Dearborn County
Odd Price Offer on Commercial Fits at Twenty Five Cents
An advertisement touts a three month supply of Commercial fits for just twenty five cents. The terse copy emphasizes low cost and short term access, aiming to attract budget buyers with a minimal price.
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Hoover
Jaca Johnson Aljasis
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16Th Regiment
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Indians
Cape
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Washhara
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Fair Grounds
Louisville
Lawrenceburg
Wright
Conaresa
Ithisi
Dillsborough Company
Shperer
Dillyborough Company
83D Regiment
J. W.egelston
Jilents
Agurkite
Ligntur
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Sheerer
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Bates
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Jame
Selenrot
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Abbots
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Fréderick City
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Martin Trester
John A. Platter
Moore's Bba College
Jauze Bes Wrer
A.M
John K. Thompson
S. Bussel
Dearborn
Napoleon
Ripley
St Osgood
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EDF
Sibley
Elias Conwell
Moore's
Serta
Aurore
Crance
Farwi Lland
Letmington
Esquire
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John Fittewor
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Harrison Kelley Pate
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Morice