Fighting near Bernaret Kentucky reported. Zollicoffer killed
Telegraph reports a clash near Bernaret Kentucky resulting in the death of the notorious rebel Zollicoffer. Bailie Payton formerly of Virginia is also said to be among the billed. News notes the Mall opened and hints the fight may end soon as telegraph announces rebel repulse. Civilians await further details on troop movements and authorities investigate corruption tied to war contracts.
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Virginia
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Canson
Teleereph
Letter on Senate election support for BLP Ware
John A Gorlay appeals to readers in Washington on January 10 to consider candidates for the United States Senate. He urges reelection of Hon. BLP Ware, praising public service and warning against critics, in a formal public notice style. The misread text references dates, names, and political context.
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Ola A. Garefey
U. 8
Wasnithros
United States Senate
Ware
Lindefoot
Joon A. Gorlay
Warship design and a divided nation in fiery rhetoric
The article describes a heavy flotilla of floating batteries with immense dimensions and armor, built for severe combat. It reflects on an ongoing conflict and argues that compromise is impossible, insisting that decisive action is needed before peace can be achieved. The author asserts the South faced moral, not political, failings and predicts alignment with the Union or disintegration. The piece closes with a note of skepticism about reconciliation and a hopeful turn toward unity under strong leadership.
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Golgira
In the Army Deaths and Health in Camps Examined
A sanitary commission reports on disease and mortality among volunteers. It links high death rates to bedding materials and sleeping arrangements, noting fever types and malarial cases cluster with wooden floors, blankets, and ground sleep. Poor personal hygiene and clothing care are cited, with calls for better government provision and vegetable diets.
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Ainuw
Srboule
Adak
Mioe
Confederate naval expedition details from Norfolk and Weldon routes
Telegraph reports outline paths from Hampton Roads toward Albemarle Sound and the Roanoke Gulf, with Weldon and Norfolk rail links at risk. Describes waterways and canallike routes, fortifications at Kownoke Island, and anticipated Union operations along the Pamlico Sound and Tar River toward Goldsboro.
Commodore Nat the world’s smallest man draws big shows
Interest rises over Commodore Nat born April 12 1839 alias George Washington the miniature man who is described as a calm polite scholar. Barnum pursues a three year exhibit while rival offers surface and reports claim Nat’s father sold rights for 49000 dollars before the deal. General Thomb joked about Nat’s stature as plans unfold to display him in Manchester and New York with wary promoters watching closely.
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Ole
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Jlo
AlLother
Tuwat
Geneal
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Barrum
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Mr. Barnum
Barnum
Howe & Co
New York
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Baroun
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Washington News and Gossip In War Year 1862
The dispatches report political friction over War Secretary Stanton and military measures, with confusion over army supply and policies. It notes tensions involving Joffre, Lord Palmerston, and Confederate sympathy, plus rumors of slave raids, public notices, and debates on emancipation and armory plans in a sprawling 19th century Washington scene.
Fragmentary Report Hints at Unknown Accord or Plan
An unclear correspondent note mentions Sat See Seek and a phpleatan rece or a pi of i ef Te ware and Ceneral Me Cueto, leaving the exact event or agreement unresolved and largely garbled in transmission. The fragmentary text references persons or groups and a potential strategic or official context without clear details.
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Eerie unrest in York city cited by government and press
The report claims a large anti government conspiracy in New York with thousands of men organized to strike. It alleges a vast transfer of goods and violent preparations. The Baltimore American notes a thriving vice and smuggling economy, citing a $1,500,000 city trade and oyster shipments valued at $2,900,000 for breakfast purposes.
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Culkeenne
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Ovary
Titneville
Pennsylvania Soldiers Fight At Drakon Ille And Heathen
A Philadelphia correspondent recalls Pennsylvania troops in battle describing brave actions and injuries. Officers and privates faced fire as soldiers died and were wounded. One fighter narrowly survived, another received a scalp wound yet kept fighting, reflecting the grit and resolve of Pennsylvania’s National Army volunteers.
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Ceneral Ord
Curley Yabo
Yong Moan
Crouth
Saga of Prison Camp Horses and a Ghostly Funeral
Reports from Sherman’s Brigade camp at Morton and Baltimore recount horses starving and eating wagon parts after desertions by men. A Wisconsin private Moore nearly died then woke at his coffin, sparking talk of court martial. A Buffalo Postmaster conflicts over prize letters, while English funeral customs shift to private rites and a hawk owl tale closes with a curious note on Cotton prices and ports.
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Mayen
Olaht
Tob
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Onmoren
Baird Buarey
Wisconsin Fourth Regiment
Patterton Park
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Peter Moore
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Ard
Bystuodera
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Clapp
Washington
Tribune
P'A Vegnwat
Courier
Express
Certificate of Authority for Tr phy 8 the Sad sy ef dunia tet
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