Montgomery Road Market Robbery and Cavalry Movements
A market woman Hendricks resisted two mugging assailants on the Montgomery Road, firing her musket to deter them. Reports from Kentucky describe Colonel Gary Field’s brigade marching toward Paintsville, scouting near a rebel camp, while U.S. forces pursue and U.S. ships report incoming troop movements.
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Hendricks
Montgomery Road
Hhewien
Jecor
Salery
Fyow Rewraux
Garyfield
George's Creek
Paintsville
Huwphrey Marshell
Jota
Willking
Wich
Commonman Moore divorce suit amid age dispute and unrest
The case of commonman, Ferry J Moore versus Rmes Moore centers on a divorce petition grounded in extreme age and alleged threats. The record mentions burglary, testimony on domestic disturbances, and a judge granting discreet orders while a separate list of indictments and a lecture by a prominent speaker are noted among broader court and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
J. Moore
Rmes Moore
Jodyn Carter
Benight
Fife
Iim
Weather, Crime, and Military Moves-In Early 1861
A fragmented news page reports a mix of weather turning to sleet, minor crimes and arrests, naturalization filings, and military movements. It notes a call for workers to attend a meeting at a Catholic temple, furloughs for Kentucky regiments, cannon deliveries to government use, and a delegation traveling to Washington to discuss clothing for government needs.
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Ratun
Tichaed Wooley
Jami May
Charles Fullar
Sofia
Thatelay
Probate
Property crime and arrest in early city scene
A man named John Kilday bought three deve and boge on Pith street in a marred market scene as others carried items by dray. An express coo delivered goods to Annapul ptreet while Lewna was arrested by officer Homes. Zimmer man resigned before Judge Saffin and received ninety days labor in the County jail. Belkway's Proctan at 17 West Fourth Street faced charges for lowe while oyster sellers faced a citizen exclamation over the missing items at No a West Fifth Street.
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Taxton
Smith & Nixon
Taylor
Republic
Europe
Tan
Iarwart
Americom
Inter
England
John Kilday
Mar
Louisville
Annapul
Phar
Zimmerman
Saffin
Tye Estes
Ington
Buacron
Whittlesey
Twentieth Ohio Regiment
Cane King
Shite City
Covington
Newport
Mandy
Fishers Corpus
Sherif Roberts
Colonul Munde
Bodick
Jacob Emery
Jonas
Warren County
Lexingeton
Mundy
Gus
Mover
Fayette County
Covington Report Details December 1861 Expenditures
The report presented by Clerk of the Board Ricko covers December 31 1861 and prior months, noting total expenditures including school maintenance and teachers’ salaries. It cites funds from June 1861 to January 402 and mentions the High School and common school practices, plus an upcoming election of teachers and various local notices including religious services and council elections.
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Sewnen
Plese
Ricko
Debated Arbitration and Diplomacy in Fragile Times
A fragmented letter and commentary discuss arbitration over a global dispute, weighing the Emperor of France, the United States, and Russia as possible arbitrators. It also covers Democratic loyalties during secession era, and notes large African descent populations across the Americas amid civil tensions.
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Eveland
France
London
America
Beroisime
Austrii
Amelia
Count Reckherst
Uniwd
Cuba
Brittat Pussemsiona
Franch Pomreeioog
New York Banner and Government Report Summary Warnings
The transcript notes a 19th century government and banking debate on taxes and currency, with a joint committee reporting on war funding and control of currency. It covers a chain of military movements, ship news, and local command changes, including Napoleon T. Dann's appointment and troop movements to Denver. Reports on bombardments near Joyda Hole and Acquin Creek, fort activity at Drunesville, and various ship arrivals and actions from December to January, with weather and market notes from New York and Philadelphia.
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Lim
Ataich
Pameen
Generel Fremont
New York
Bankers
New Fork
United States
Rnport & Or
Denver Guty
Napaleon T
Mary Land
Joyda Hole
Acquin Creek
Fort Mowxos
Baltimore
Hetteras Lolet
Pe Toapoke Island
Pontiaxa
Bath
Jackson
Otomer
Ueder Turner
Potomac
Chveinnatt Produce Market Prices and Trade Activity
Market notes show wheat prices changed with 1st rime red at 4 EG% and prime white at 50 bushels. Active demand for white and blue oats, with supply constraints keeping prices up. Quotations sensitive to reports. buyers cautious but trades seen. Timothy and other baled goods mentioned with variable bids and arrivals.
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Michigan
Anlee
Tag
Hocules
Guguose
TG NO
Ganegos
Rub Yeee
Waunur
Chveinnatt
Axeliagen
Havnewway Evewton
Arsine Marley
Timothy Bo Bales
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Twary Ware
Beromeree
Vine
Tenth Regiment
Jowph W. Burk
Coe
M. Moats Prowowd
Philip Moziman
John Murray
Teonot
Samuel O'Connor
Tennot
Joseph Ilobin
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John Sullivan
Unas Kelly
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A. Hi. Coleman
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George H. Harris
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Hubert Kirkup
Wad Trick H. McCann
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Maggie Mitchell
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Prof
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First Baptist Church
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Mapane Biemer
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