Town Notices and Markets Amid Civil War Turmoil
Local notices describe Raven’s Mercantile ads and a sale at Go there for bargains, Smith’s bakery offerings, and W. W. Wort's boot and shoe shop with low prices. News covers a steamer arrival, elections, cemetery directors, a major fire at Harrison Hills, and a fatal freight train crash near Logan Creek with the engineer and fireman dead, plus a busy artillery and militia scene around Camp Dennison and city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AKO
Dannoan
Logan Creek
Cochran
Rae Perry
Sierra Township
Bamnd
James Jerasl
Marion
Ind
Camp Dennison
Orvprlal Mitcmmnl
Fone
Laughlie
Apuuering Tinaty
Gaerel Mitchell
Orphas Asylum
Mitchell
Stattawy Anaivata
Burnet Thone
John Wi
O. V. Mb
Jobo Vanderveer
Thirty-fifth
O. V. Ma
Ihe PB King
Ita
John Vanderveer
Thirtyelifth Regiment
Aopyer
Bra Vion
Wanerad
Intouril
Artillerista
Turner Hall
Yovinntay Afarnonn
Tender & Company
Bliephan
Carl Shephan
W. Link
W Koelmer
Carl Kaiser
H. Gledeking
Jon. Roeger
F. Kischer
T. Prophoute
Hersman Meyer
Ey. Meyer
Clncional
Jamestown
Kentucky
Gus. Arteman
OBIO
Fifth Regiment of
Ohio Volunteers
Buckhannon
Beverly
Carteraburg
Court adjourns in wake of judge's death noted
Fragmented city report recalls court session where Judge Apantan's death was announced, resolutions read for record, and adjournment set to Wednesday morning. Mention includes several appointments, army notes, public works, and local incidents as the week unfolds.
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Woxton
Atree
Fourth-street
Broad Second Ward
Sixth Street
Vine
Griffy's
Columbinv
Broadway
Fourth Ward
Ving
Froot
Fit
Bewren Canal
Court
Sixt
Park Street
Whitewater
Berenth
Leonard's Park
Bhpero
Thirwenth
Igbth
Qutter
Laurel Otieetreela
Dinth
Webster Street
Eat Sycamore Troth
Rane
Asree
Bupine-houve
Vinewatrest
Hace
Bank Street
Lion
Bron
Fourwenth Ward
Howe
George Street
Plum
Central
Arene
Winesuth Werd
Houve
Ninth and
Freeman
Wah ‘Wartas
Supreme Court
Mallon
Colline
Mitchell
Apantan
Hind
Jane Bull
Acherson Court
Coffin
Itr. Fos
B. Hirst
Lawrencs Attenten
Walls
A. A. Edwards
the Times
Alent
UN Wren
Robert Richardson
Ind
Louiertilé
A. Foiens
Taylor
Gotnell
Millereeeidge
Euginouse
Tonice Cocwr
John Thompson
Mikey A
Mary Ethility
Elder Stowers
James Quing
Miamiville
Thomas Wary
Military Avepital
Jobn Davis
Peto
Rome
Weddeaday
Jobo Graback
Stein
Mary Leprous
Julia Kleser
Adeta
Colfort
Arkan
St. Louis
Claus Jackson
Peitit
Presa
Rada
Captain Champion
Cleorgelows
Aid
Varices and fort McHenry well water report amid varied notices
A jumble of 19th century items notes the Artesian well at Fort McHenry yielding water at 142 feet in gravel, plus scattered items about Columbus prisons, pension office clerks, army and naval movements, consuls, trade shipments, and political intrigues from Washington to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mcienry
Uxmo Chase
Columbus
Ohio
John B. Ruel
Pension Bureau
Willsus
Quartermaster-General of
Peter Juyden
Ohio Arsenal
State of
Henry D. Cooke
Uitw State Journal
Treeéling Lune
Chase
We United Stats Loan
Outbreaks and Rebel Movements in Grant and Owen Counties
Rebels threaten Owen County and ravage property as Union supporters seek aid. Grant County visitors arrive for assistance. Reports detail patrols near Sewall Mountain and Camp Lookout with forces around ten thousand and thirty thousand gathered. A percussion explosion at Waloup Street drew attention, while county officials list routine probate and jail payments.
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Prom
Chariee McDocgal
Bowail
Athtor
Generis Len
Ie Fithe Srwall
Mewall
Gomernie Herterana
Cox
Schoneh
Benham
Gwen County
Denmerr
Grant County
Pur
Owen Cownty
Upton
Market report shows firm export demand and steady grain prices
The New York market reports export demand for flour with sales of 10 000 brie at 105 60 for superfine and 405 70 for superfine West, with receipts of Wheat at 231 635 and Corn at 140 296 bushels. Prices for rye and oats are steady. pork, cheese, whiskey and other commodities show limited movement. A separate account notes Kepuckians under Gov Backner with Hoy Kinaville forces near standoff, food shortages and tension.
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Anal Faniny
OO Deis
Tag Idee
U@OYe
Ello
Inc
Enche
Pene Timothy
Cureseh
Toheiragh
New York
Seuss Flor Firmasis
Ely
Ohi Springs
Milwaukie
Winte Western
Barney
Rhom Cupiellas
Mepkipgruld
Govern Backner
Ginerale Helu
Alicard
Positon
Cmp
Union Home Guards
Hoy Kinaville
Isle
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Dee
Minh
Swell
Rte
UTA
Eae
Nak
Erie
Barvere
Dunthenes
Anand
Maine
Clarksal
Mort Tannily
J. Lee
Seales van
Iran
Noryoniury
BDM
McCour
WIUST
Kitelen
Houw
Uratral
Inient
Ron Nishad
Ivan
Nacional
Sal
Croley
Clase Hall
Cam Tait
Malu
Faule
Harvey
Cate
Petey
Uate
Bross
Nigst School
Sixthaturrt
Ehipping List
Ben Es
the Daily Press
City News
Roy
Nathaniel Mater
Raven's Mercantile Get
Iarcy & Co
Aale
Dlomka
Solth
Ing
Smith's Bakery
Court and
John
W. W. Wart's
Gara Hanover
Lin
Prac
al Sale
Toewlay
Peg
Aauyal Prom Parkeran Chg
Sreamat Cricket No
Parkersburg
Lappre ‘Tance
Brera Grovi Cuungeny
Spring Grove Cemetery
College Hall
Trauph
Grove
Harrison, Hills & Co
Harriet
Tun Sketch Club
Fietas
John Jeffrey
Ray
Fourth Street
Burns
Tunt O'Shanter
Tam
Jones
Garratt Bay
West Bind
Podick
Pee Tubal Cain
Weahington
Jessie Benton Fremont
Fr. Blair
Jack P. Blair
Blair
Fremont
Louis
Jheile
Mr. Blair
Busiseas
Chin
Denateon
Mora
Jouts Na Areigeoente
Ana
Barnet
Cleve
Woodward Alumnul Association
Daniel W. Finch
Viennas
Camp Lookout
Virginia
Jett
James G. Morgan
Beuhbaks
J.B. Gould
M.a.slough
Diemmorion
Cornell
Marsh
LAW R&port
McCook
Sherman
Anderson
Tll
Ohio Biate
City of Park
Pareroy
Groenbeck
Tolrtyrliath Ohio
Fh W. Abidian
Graezer
Our Seliiola
Greenleaf
St Paul's Church
Ryienyian Ricer
Elms Street
McPhoders
Tadlaum
Len Hartiv
Camp King
Serpesor P.M. Kavanaugh
Walou
Chord Pue
Faith
Neptune
Bune
Sunny Bute
Hear
Leonora
Telegraph
Leslie
Ublt
la Week
George Thompson
Himelf
Boston House of Correction
Horleigh
Boston Journal
Jentith Thomas
Springfield
Ta Lognayra
South Ammurica
Prussia
United States of America
Seettin
Hamburg
Tentenovas
Thurlow Weed
John O Brevckin
Whistley
Sanbeth
the Union
Washington
Fremont Gnoe Mare
Guneilal
Prumonts
England
Savannah
France
Spain
Mexico
Mfrico
Walt
Aod
Washmiton
Leredtter
Wilde Mide
CIA Deimler-Grneral
Alen
Auiel
Auerney
Lord Lyons
Thompson
Conn
Saling
Gomletgher
Charles Fraccit Adams
London
Foreign Office
M. Motherhead
Todinna
Leipsic
Thos
Foster
Minnesota
Labite
New York Times
Cuhn
Karnak
Prench
Na Eril
Sprague
Rhode Island
Stopeman
MeUlelisa
Golotest
Anjor
Tite
Greundeat
Brett Bhnaateh
Tere
Price
Clinton
Deteau
Col. Coffer
Biynneville
Turber & Co
Ager
Breckinridges
Patacah
Buchanan
Teagan
Charleston
Soldien
Abe
Ral Frémont
Sie
Arto
Sewall's Mountain
Magdick
M Lager
Waloup Street
Roler Street
Think
Poorth
Painare Sravienics
Probate
van Euebending
Lary Bjoenpon Arante Cleon Wader
Ficom
Antil
Carrollton
Marrena
Board of County
Dee Ee Grover
Dawmun Ville
Mansfield
Sane
Herston Ir
Ailer
Tadra Boy
Thurmlay
Indiana
Hadson City
Barney Rifles
United States
Chy Walle
Ortoter
United State
River News
Pirreeks, Octeler T—Nron
Philadelphia
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