Loyal National League formed in Greene Township
Greene Township citizens organized a Loyal National League on March 28 1863 in Hookstown designate Henry Cowan as president and signed a pledge to support the U S Government and suppress the rebellion. The group plans a central league at Beaver and urges loyal citizens to join and sign.
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Loyal National League
Atte
National League
Knch
Éamor
Woo
League
Wade Ouenid
Central
Loyal National 'League
Beaver
Thie
Friends of the Union
Henry, Cowan
Jno. Mitchell
M. Lawrence
James II. Trimble
Joseph Cain
Johnston Calhoon
John M’kibber
John Smiley
John Toody
IR. S. Morton
Greene Township
United States
Western Star and Beaver Argus
Daily Tribune and its Civil War stance in 1863 notices
The fragment describes the Daily Tribune of New York with strong Republican and Union support, praising its patriotic editorial stance, opposition to secession, and its role in informing readers about Civil War events. It notes circulation, distribution to clubs, and the Almanac for 1863.
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Washington
Vallan Lgham
New York World
Ben
Wood
Congress
Belmont
Weébe Thay
Tring
America
Mmne
Sare
Phowsands
Union
Tribune
Volt
York
Beaver Penwarc Hotel Offers Rebuilt Comforts
Proprietor Clark announces updated hotel facilities at Beaver Penwa, with firs ty Wiel top richer conveniences and oysters for guests. The notice highlights improved dining options and broad patronage, urging continued support and business for the establishment.
Sailors Spot Tailor’s Patchwork Waistcoat in Curious Tale
Two sailors stop by a tailor's shop and notice a vividly patched waistcoat. A passerby jokes about the variety of cloth colors and asks if the tailor ever saw eighty kinds of cabbage or wing on a prior occasion.
Fragmented Civil War Era Letter From Saxtrick
A chaotic 1863 letter includes hostile political rhetoric about Republicans and the Constitution, wartime talk of returning home, and mentions twelve soldiers in Donegall with townspeople showing curtness to troops. It also recalls a neighbor nicknamed Poor Nibbles and a vivid aside about gold rings and dirty fingernails.
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James
Donegall
Jas
K Ligonard
New England and Civil War Debate in Louisville Journal
A fragmentary item references a Louisville Journal discussion on New England influence and Civil War questions. It notes copperheads among foes and soldiers’ views on the coast and privateers, with a Democratic writer urging frank talk to copperheads.
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New England
Louisville
Fragmented OCR Note on Penalty and Denial
A garbled OCR fragment mentions penalty for selling and a denial by a union. It names no clear persons, places, dates, or organizations and cannot establish a coherent event or outcome.
Advertising notice with rate changes and discounts
A damaged OCR notice discusses advertising rates and discounts, mentioning a yearly liberal discount and spaces measured per block. It references business and cows and includes partial, unclear phrases about deaths and politeness.
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Samanta
Ina
Proclamation urging free colored Louisianans to join Union cause
Gen Andrew Jackson calls upon free colored inhabitants of Louisiana to enlist in the Union effort. He pledges equal pay and land grants to Black soldiers, appoints noncommissioned officers from among Black enlistees, and warns against deceptions by opponents. The document frames loyalty as a shared American duty, with emphasis on patriotism and equal treatment in compensation.
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Ibs
Aunt Bellion
Confederacy
Dhee
Tha Fe
Tig
Massachusetts
Union
Newral
Ung
Jafur
Poate Southarn
Vicksburg
Pexuce
Abraham Lincoln
John van Buren
Linnelais
Tnfamon Ss
Giseracetus
Gamse
Dun
Glace
Greené Co
Andrew Jackson
Ola Ilero
Louw
Andy
Patie
Great Britain
United Stavik
Leek
Louisiane 2
Milian Dist
Mobile
Andrew Fackson
Fall River Finds Bales Contain Unusual Debris in Cotton
Local authorities uncover bales of cotton containing dirt sand and other refuse. The find totals around 2700 pounds of seed and miscellaneous material mixed with cotton. An investigation underway to determine origin and responsibility.
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Fall River
New
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Rebem
Copperhead Peace Party
Baltimore American
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Mobile Tribune
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Tribey
Ube
Christias
Chiog” ‘Hotel
Beaver,penw'a
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Eittsburg
Pleumnig
Saxtrick
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Jsnes
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Troy
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Poor
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Jackson
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Ger. M’clellan
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