W E Wert boots and shoes sale in town
The article notes W. W. Wert on Main Street selling boots and shoes at less than cost to clear stock. It reports other local notices including a proclamation by Colonel Vandiveer about railroad tensions and a correction crediting pawn broker Lipman for arrest involvement. It also covers a burial, charity drives for volunteers' families, and a lecture on preserving the country through emancipation and conquest of slavery.
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W. W. Wert
Lens
Utia
Connrorion
Central Avenue
Br. Lipman
Smith
Lipman
Arbelter Hall
Prey's
Wartime Meeting Urges Volunteer Support in Ohio Ward
Amid wartime turmoil, a ward meeting led by Captain Baldwin seeks mobilization of volunteers for defense. Residents urged to sign up, with another gathering planned at seven oclock. Paymaster General and state regiments discussed, while officers urged rapid enlistment and orderly action.
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Tountersth Ward
Crrizset ftAny
Hisigatres
Moeder
Teg
Etl
Chillman
Menting
Cup
Baldwin
Zounve Gaard
Maley
Laldwin
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Wartins
Wring
Whem
Biote
United States
War Department
Great Battle in Western Virginia Reported in 1862 War
Dispatches from Lewisburg describe a major clash as Union forces under generals Rosecrans and Cox engage Confederate units commanded by Garnett and others. Reports note heavy artillery, significant casualties, and a large number of prisoners, with ongoing pursuit and material destruction along the Kanawha River.
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Elesia
Gene Thowrcrant
Cor
Hatte
Lewisburg
Seip
United States Army
Gaya
Rugecrans
Nvbeld
Nod
Fityeth Vr Nin Wey
Mitchell
Arant Loreta
John Furnas
Mt Gauley
Tylur'ames
Glojo
Burgron Belp
Cross Lanes
Smwker
Marietta
Marine Hospital
Columbus
Camp Sisos
Virginia
Ohio troops and local incidents in Civil War era report
A chaotic Civil War era summary notes: old peelage lamps consigned to flames by M. Pong in Cincinnati, artillery reaches Price's Hill, and a host of military and local events. Dr. Goods named jail physician, Dickerson’s quartermaster costs rise to about $5,000,600, and 143 Confederate prisoners are at Camp Chase. Ohio regiments numbered sixty-seven to possibly seventy, with McCook likely to command Ohio troops under Anderson. Detectives seize burglars Pendergast Fawcett Desmond. Day Dick Corwin’s troops prepare to move due to river flooding. Louisville mail boats receive arms, and a cavalry horn auction and orphanage project appear. A man, Michon Allvart, drowns near Millcreek. Western Virginia agent Marsh to return with funds for families. Pay rosters ready to settle regiments. Henry Maddox of Newport linked to $3,000 bond. trial for treason set for next Friday.
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Leonard Swarts
Enq
Western
Virginia
Janping
Flyddster McPhiait
Wheeling
Yeaterdaye
Uthrle Grays
Premont
J. K. Keckler
W. P. Armstrong
West Third Street
Fremont
N.C. McLosn
Oui Thors
Rosecrans
Anderson
Kentucky
Ohio
Dennison
Aettes
War Department
Secon
Coombs
Lexington
C. T. Wharton
Mitchell
Moyor
Pirot
Finch
Compiny
Witogs Patt
Howard Matthews
Colunele
Mutt
Leon
Tours
Abiogion
Beter
Lala Jobe
Arinptiate
Servin Artih
A. McDonald McCook
Larry Herzen
Johan
James Pendergast
Wm. Fawcett
Tim
Desmond
Dick Corwin
Louisville
Kluewteeel
Michon Allvart
Millcreek Weide
Marsh
Western Virginis
Henry Ari Maddox
Newport
Bea
Fragmented 19th century notes on politics and society
General Leslie Quombe of Lezington is referenced in a jagged note about defusing a political issue. The text mentions vacancies for official posts, names like J. A. Harney and Garrett Davis, and a governor vacancy. Various disjointed items follow, including military mentions, a Catholic priest from Albany, a Pittsburgh home, Georgetown College, and stray remarks about naval and social topics. The piece ends with a garbled line about a regiment and a warlike badge description.
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Leslie Quombe
Lezington
Monror
Laving
Eales
Fomel Moe
Mogoma
Hiv Son
Galnor
J. A. Harney
Garrett Davis
J. C
Adame
Evans Riect
Louisville Journal
Kentucky
Morton
Iodiana
Father McMaskey
Albany
N.Y
Irein
Pitteburg
Rom Shas
Premleve
Ee i Cvehy
Rayayus
Bank and Market Turmoil Amid State Scrip and Loans
A lengthy financial report discusses the Farmers Bank and Lexington Banks amid a return of state scrip and doubts about redemption. It notes 400,000 in State Scrip held by the Bank, potential loaned aid to government, and the Bank’s ability to redeem outstanding paper. Also cited is an Ames paper claiming a local bank will open on a specie basis, plus telegraph reports from Cavein Rock and Osceola about branch safety and precautions during unsettled times.
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Parmere Banke of
Ogton
Lexington Bel
Bagks Genersily
Thy
Cone
Jackson
Kes Matga
Poaremion
Ape
Eame
Merchants’ Bank
Cavecin
Saya Ea
Lane
Osceola
Leig
New York
Np New
Telegraph
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Tate
Shipwg
Ate
Aieihol
Enles
Lushai Fair
Bilo
Oman
Uitge
Harley
UAY
Bate
Ariral
Mari
Werman
Virginia
Craney
Liverpool
Richardeau, Spence & Co
Abenard
Gugarfirmer
Tetepesph
London
Freay
Bank of England Ahlow
American Tock
Illinois Central
Erie
War News and Appointments From Washington Dispatches
Latest telegraph dispatches update on Union forces along the Potomac. Soldiers and vacancies include Major Hunter and Captain Coppinger in volunteer service, with McDowell's column near Upton Hill. Reports mention Beauregard ordering Potomac navigation closed, and limited rebel activity by Lewinsville and Longstreet lines.
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Mer Locthem
Waite
Obie
Jarvell
Rausbean
Rent
Alvin Schropf
District of Columbia
Hunter
Artillery
Ald de Gump
Gentral McClellan
Coppinger
Holi
Virgini
Yreterda
Acltber
Porstmion
Lewinsville
Longley
Mill Chain Bridge
McDowell
Upton Hill
Fall's Church
Puirfax Court-house
Lewmarile
Washington
Seauregard
Potomac
Mowner
S.J. Sandding
Hatteras Plot
Law report on earl y 19th century flood quotes and judges
In a court discussion led by Judge Spencer the early career of the deceased is recalled with eloquence. Remarks praise his integrity and civic service while criticizing the need for stronger judicial capacity. A speaker urges expanding state judicial powers and faster proceedings, ending with an adjournment.
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Joan Viet
Spencer
Joheaton
Aga Spencer
W. i Corry
Sponeye
Anomalous Political Confessions and Local Notices
A fragmented column notes candidate Japan Wanons of Columbus on the Union ticket for State Senator in Franklin County and reflects on past party alignments from 1844 to recent years. The item also includes anecdotes on Sydenham and Dr Robinson, water cures, Shigawa army revivals, and a Maryland gubernatorial candidacy, with assorted military, postal, and local governance observations and summaries.
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Japan
Wanons
Columbus
Franklin County
Union
Ina
Ganaral Harrison
Mastic van Buren
Polk
Flood
Taylor
Cass
Pierce
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