Notes on Multiculture and Rose Cultivation in 19th Century Papers
A long excerpt discusses horticultural progress and crossbreeding methods for Camelia Japonica and other flowering plants. It likewise reports on Civil War era social and political commentaries, including slave transport costs, abolitionist debates, and Union frontier correspondences from New York papers detailing slave impressions and rebel activity along the coast.
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Bold Confederate War News From Kentucky Front
Dispatch from Memrohosvinan in Kentucky describes a Union force of 50 000 to 60 000 marching with about 110 artillery pieces toward Horve Cave seven miles away. Rebels shown in retreat near Green River as General Buell arrives with reinforcements. Reports praise General Rousseau and Colonel Marrow, while dissatisfaction grows over the Alison Slidell affair and enemy fortifications along the Lee and Bowling Green lines.
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Newley
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Ohio
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Virginia
Gidaon
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Bowling Green
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Indiana
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Woman Passes as Soldier in Rochester Case
A thirty year old woman, known as Charley Miller and Edward C Hamilton, was found posing as a drummer boy in Rochester. She enlisted in several units, shifted between Albany and Buffalo, and was from Cayuga County before returning to await magistrate review. She has led a long masquerading life in male garb and may face no formal punishment as no crime is charged beyond disguise.
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New York Volunteers
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Lene Pennaylyon
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Cenjamin McFarland
Buffalo
Ita Wneex
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Ridiculous Dog Story From Ohio Farm Scene
A fragmentary tale from an Ohio farm recounts a watchdog blamed for depredations, a chain tied to a collar, and a neighbor seeking its death. The narrative meanders through misread clues and sensational detail, ending with a bizarre note about the farmer’s retaliation and a pointed moral.
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unclear Washington note on Union paper stance and local politics
Washington correspondent for the Baltimore News Sheet critiques the paper’s claimed Union loyalties. The writer argues about the consequences of actions by Macon and Stidell and references factions within the community and labor issues. The fragmentary text suggests tensions over editorial stance and regional alignment.
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Baltimore News
New York Watch Swindle Involving Colonel Visitor
A visiting colonel in New York became entangled in a bogus watch scam with a street jeweler and two accomplices. The case ends with the police called, a faulty watch exposed as brass, and the fraudsters detained while the Colonel exits Gotham in frustration after losing $150 in the scheme.
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Southampton hosts the largest bird show in England
A fragmentary report notes Southampton hosting the largest ever bird show in England with many species exhibited, restricted by rapturous crowds and widespread bans on certain birds let in for display, including a detailed list of species and prohibitions, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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