Grocer at 59 Washington and Sixth Sts Promotes Stock
The grocer at No 58 corner Washington and Sixth streets Hawaville Canalton Tell City advertises a large stock of staple and fancy groceries boots and shoes hardware ware and wooden ware patent medicines perfumery Yankee nations rare clocks and school books all offered at low cash prices or in exchange for country produce with fifteen years in the business and a motto of quick sales and small profits. Call to examine stock before buying elsewhere with no trouble to show goods.
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Cannelton
Hawaville
Washington and
Sixth Streets
Hastie
West
Boots Shoes and Gaiters Maker on Seventh Street
A shop on Seventh Street, second door from Washington, markets the best and most fashionable boots, shoes, and gaiters.
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Seventh Street
Washington
Meagher’s Death Brings Irish Grief and Honors
The Dublin Nation mourns General Meagher linking his life to Irish liberty. It recalls Meagher’s wartime zeal in America, his tireless oratory, exile hardship, and steadfast loyalty to both Ireland and the United States. Also notes jokes and local Harlem history as light items.
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Meagher
Dublin Nation
Kias
The
Repeal Association
Clonmel
Ireland
America
Thomas Francis Meagher
Rebel Armies Were More Numerous Than Credited
A New York Tribune correspondent cites rebel archives showing Northern Virginia’s forces varied greatly from 1862 to 1865. Lee’s army peaked near 100,000, later fell to 41,185, with Richmond militia and other units included in broader counts, and overall Confederate strength likely exceeded 600,000 with many not present for duty. The article notes heavy desertion and argues both sides were more plenteous than wartime credit.
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New York Tribune
Northen
Virginia
Lee
McClellan
Richmond
Washington
Pope
Antietam
North
Gettysburg
Department of Richmond
Pune
Pennsylvania
Yorktown
Chickshominy
Kilpatrick
Dahlgren
Bessef
Winder
Department of Henrico
Weske
Rolla
Grant
Les
Fragmentary Crime Reference From Patrol Report
A distorted preview from a historical police record describes a struggle with a suspect identified as a Dutchlander in a tense confrontation. The damaged OCR text mentions a person biting at a man’s toe and a covert approach, implying a violent incident or arrest scene with unclear details.
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