War news and local notices from an 1861 issue
The city reports military movements, troop dispositions, and prisoner transfers. General Robert Allen visits on his way to Missouri, and local vessels prepare to sail to Charleston and Camp Enyart. A writ of habeas corpus case leads to prisoner removal to Camp Chinas, while public meetings discuss volunteering for artillery and relief efforts amid Civil War strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denern Mitchell
Leavitt
Chinas
Traore
Robert Allen
United States Army
Missouri
Washington City
Hremonos
War News From Cincinnati in October
The dispatch reports Union forces and regiments passing through Camp Dennison and Cincinnati. It notes officers listed by name, arrivals from Kentucky, and a local court case involving assault and burglary, with civic notices about street repairs and sewer work.
Rebel sympathizers arrive in Kentucky amid skirmish reports
Fragmented dispatch describes secession sympathizers arriving in Kentucky from Greenup and Carter counties, with details of seizures, arrests, and a pursuit toward Louisville. It notes actions by local guards, military officers, and preparations for transfer to General Anderson, amid skirmishes and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramer Heslon
Herseaienisiy
Howe Gund
Grayson County
Carter County
Kentucky
Dr. Landadown
Canter Jennay
SH Walcott
Robein Stewart
William Camphen
Henry Tiavidean
William Womtank
Orlands Nichole
Benjamin Chin
John White
Powery
Greenup Pawer
Law Report and Local Notes From Charleston Era
A fragmented report details a deed of assignment by Hesing & Co. to Andreas Winterholer for creditors, stock sales, and trustee accounts. It notes bail adjustments for defendants, tax discussions, and crowd observations from a public event with soldiers marching. Reports describe Camp Dick Robison troop measles, skirmishes, and volunteers for railway protection, plus flood damage to Charleston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asucsunyta, &c
Hesing & Co
Andreas Winterholer
E. Gohs & Co
Nesignes
Patrick
Daniel Mears
Jobn Brown
Henry Wilkins
Dick Rowivsox
Dick Rubicwan
Monetary turmoil and bank notes in Lexington area remain unsettled
The report details shifting monetary rates and bank crises with Lexington banks,exposure of the Farmers Bank, circulation burns, and agency notes involving Liberty Branch. It notes no changes in exchange and gold rates at St Louis or Chicago, and provides a Cincinnati produce market summary with flour, wheat, whiskey, provisions, and other commodities alongside speculative financial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntuchy
Asingion
Meee Bank of
Lexington
Contine
Gaskore
Win
Jottanor
Parmery Bank
Hue
Baok
Parmora
Jackson
Price
Thorsparts
Farmars Bank 6
Missouri
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Fainay Hyennig
Pittaburg
Choi
Alabama
Alos
Enah
Laguayra
Apc
Timothy
SM@be
Greare Gelle
Fragmented Civil War dispatches from October readings
Reports from October 3 to 4 discuss Fremont’s orders and troop movements in Missouri and the Mississippi Valley. It notes force numbers, re-enforcements to Cairo Bird’s Point and Paducah, and railhead Rolla, with commentary on Lyon and Fremont’s reputations, plus arrivals at Aspinwall and Peru news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmaaror
Curtis
St. Lovia
Fremont
Washington
Bill
Seward
Bute
St. Louis
the Democrat
Lyon
Fretront
Fretmons
Cairo
Bird's Point
Paducah Wee
Su Wnes
St. Loukas
Rolla
Southwest
Pacific Railroad
Jevenson
Wyman
Springfield
Fem
Aspinwall
Keystone State
Iba
Fom Surinam
Sumter
Peripesty
Porto Bello
Unatillo
Agais
Peru
Rchonique
Rives
Elapura
Forrass
Monnox
General Wool
Mansfield
Rip
Wood
Old Point
Norfolk
Win
Henry Magraw
Pennsylvania
Muinsand
Colonel Cameron
New York
Arberetory
Potomae
Unclear OCR Summary From Early 19th Century Notices
Fragmented OCR text mentions Brearie improvements in oats and provisions, trench movements, and grain shipment totals for September. References to Chalans, Matto, New York slips, and grain exports imply a broad economic and military narrative with dates and quantities. specifics are obscured by garbled phrasing and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brearie
Oatsea
Tolum
Chalans
Matto
New York
Geaia
Great Britain
Missouri War News On Draft Rumors And Rebel Actions
Reports from St Louis describe fear over possible reopening of major conflicts if conscription is enforced. Details claim Price’s rebels moved on the river, Sturgis countered destroying a boat and killing many, while Fremont pursues Dinix la and Johnson’s bands raid Osage country. The text notes a looming federal draft, outlines state militia rules, and cites court and political figures in a murky Civil War era scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsouri
Proxmont
St. Lowlay
Holland
Fremont le
Dinix la
Price
Sturgis
Missouri
Steapier
Pelco
Furies
McCulloch
Jim Lane
Kaosna City
Platte
Pareona
gag-Louis
Sireans
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