Campaign in Ohio and Athens County Nominations
A detailed report covers political activity in Ohio with Mr Sherman and Mr Trimble in Athens County. It notes nominations for local offices, praise for Mrs Trimble, and the opening of the first public library west of the Alleghenies. Sherman denounces Vallandigham and stresses Union loyalty amid Civil War tensions.
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Umes
Athenas
Public Library of the
West
Senator Sherman
Mr. Trimble
Heys
Jackson
Hamden
Athens
Trimble
Morris
Mr. Mercier
L. W. Brown
R. de Steigner
John Brown
Wm. Pilcher
de Steigner
Eveam
Vallandigham
Tas
Sherman
Judge Welch
Southeastern
Ohio
Athens County
New England
United States
Union
Clement L. Vallandigham
Mr. Vallandigham
Rome
Shermen Ee
Jefferson Davis
Emancipation Faith and Vallandigham Debate Echoes
A Jackson era dispatch summarizes Republican rhetoric on emancipation, accusing Vallandigham of pro slavery and anti union positions. It highlights Sherman’s defense of military justice, cites Stephens’ corner stone doctrine, and records Trimble and a reporter’s remarks on duty, liberty, and the Declaration of Independence.
Pugh Speech at Auglaize Refines Union War View
Democratic orator denounces Lincoln administration and Emancipation, argues secessionists and Copperheads fight for Union, defends the Constitution, condemns suppression of dissent, and pledges Vallandigham’s return while urging ballot-box action to restore the Republic.
Immense Vines Meeting at Lima in Support of Union Cause
Correspondent for the Cincinnati Gazette reports a vast Union gathering at Lima on August 14. An estimated 20,000 people filled the town for a parade with banners and mottos, including a brig model and slogans opposing negro equality. Wives and children of soldiers attended. a gray-headed men wagon bore the Democratic banner.
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Cincinnati Gazette
St. Marys
Val
Pugh
Berty
God
Val Ree Ballet
Lima
Union
Northwest
Army of the Union
Bulleta
Shooting of Col Cornyn in Army Court Martial
The Cincinnati Gazette describes the death of Colonel Florence M. Cornyn, mortally wounded by Lieut. Col. Bowen during a dispute in the General Court Martial ante-room. A celebrated surgeon and veteran of Shiloh, Cornyn’s life is recounted with emphasis on his loyalty to Gen. Lyon, service across Missouri and Memphis, and his devoted character while awaiting final judgment.
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Col. Cornyn
Florence M. Cornyn
Cornyn
Bowen
10Th Missouri Cavalry
Ohio
Bridgeport
Kentucky
New York City
California
St. Louis
Camp Jackson
Lyon
Wilson’s Creek
Missouri
Shiloh
1St
Missouri Artillery
Memphis
Colonel Cornyn
Zanesville
Wheeling
Col
Guerrilla Raid Threat Looms Over Kentucky and Tennessee
The New Albany Ledger reports rebel General Pillow moving into West Tennessee with Bragg ordering Roddy's and Campbell's commands to unite nearby. The plan targets Dresden Tennessee or the Kentucky line near the Ohio River and Louisville and Nashville railroad for a raid. West Wheeler and Forrest menace Cumberland counties and scouts push toward Munfordville. The author urges swift action to defeat rebel incursions across McMinnville, the Cumberland, and West Tennessee to protect Kentucky and the state.
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New Albany Ledger
Pillow
West Tennessee
Bragg
Roddy
Campbell
Union
Dresden
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tennedsee River
Tennessee and
Cumberland
Ohio River
Louisville and Nashville
West Wheeler
Forrest
MccMinnville
Draft in New York May Shift Soon to Fresh Call
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports the draft will not restart at a fixed time but may be ordered late next week or the following. New York’s quota is expected to be about 15,000 with averages around 2,200 per age group. No official word from A A P M General Nugent on quota cuts or orders yet.
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Sherman
Vallandigham
Ohio
Burnett
Kentucky
Congress
Reed
Norton
Missouri
Ben. Wood
New York
Kansas
Davis
Burnet House
W. F. Warren
South
United States
Leani
Trimble
Jackson
Butternut
State Senate
Vallandig Hammers
Athens
Shgt
Pugh
Limet
Andy
Ple
Geo
Andrew
America
Abraham A. Tr
Lincoln
Abraham Linoceln
Abraham Lincoln
Gulf of Mexico
Abolition Party
North
Pat
Jefferyon Davis
Mr. Morris
Crittenden
Breckinridge
Douglas
Bell and Everett
John J. Crittenden
Brough
Marietta
Lee
House of Representatives
Zgt
Senate
Col
Benj. F. Wade
Frien Stephen A. Dbdnglas
Union
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
France
Louisiana Purchase
Arkansas
Texas
Iowa
Grant
Henry
Arenanen
Soedula
Lousun
Cheeraime
Borster
Chickahominy
Richmond
Bull Run
Chicago
London
John Stiles
Aessiergi
Abe
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati Commercial
Demc
His.s
Cincinnati
House
Rae
Teen
Mercer
Jeff
Daxy
Solomon
Burnside
Paugh
Mr. Vallandigham
Teave
David Tod
Canada Line
State House
Ted
Central Committee
Washington
Nugent
Death of Philadelphia Lager Beer Pioneer Man Ger
Obscure obituary notes the death of a Philadelphia brewer aged 56 after a long illness. Describes him as the first to brew lager beer in the city and a liberal, enterprising figure who attracted both American and German patrons to his establishments.
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Philadelphia
Eatessey i
Anger
Manger
Tart, Low & Co Ad Seeks Paper Supplies
Tart, Low & Co of Louisville advertise for business paper needs. The notice mentions hex and bawners of sterphis and requests paper and envelopes.
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RT Tart, Low & Co
Louisville
Sterphis
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Glendale Females College
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Hamilton County
Ohio Female College
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