Wampaday Daily Press Highlights Local Events
The Daily Press reports a mix of city items including a Western Union employee assaulted at work, councilman candidates on the Wampaday slate, and a quiet military matinee. It notes a traffic collision on Court and Race streets, a recruitment policy shift by the Adjutant General, and injuries from a window fall on Front Street. A nearby firehouse incident and a Rev M D Conway lecture are also mentioned with campus and church context.
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Iawkins
Twentieth Indiana Regiment
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Vintone
Monticello
Cape
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Ehelle
Indison
Mann Vo Ee
Ile
Bartow
Georgi Sealment
Anil Ant
Fegitil
Lealec
le Minficette
Shaguehawna
Hatchas
Burkhead
Baker
Tolet
Spaulding
Mansfieid
Brain
Old Point
Brown
Aruexs
Athens County
Ted
War Matters and Army Letters From Kentucky Regiments
A fragment describes the Second Ohio Regiment in Kentucky with a letter to Mr. Gaddis praising his future role as chaplain. It mentions donations of blankets via the Adams Express to support the Army and notes organizational shifts and arrivals of units, including the Thirty seventh Ohio Regiment and a local captain's status.
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Miami
Gaddis
Olio
Trey
Thia
Kentucky
Disdinwari
Gaddia
ULB
Kafely
Little Minch
Columbus and Xenia
Adems Express Company
Neareat
Army of the United States
Meigs
Kentucky Cavalry
Virginia
Young
Kniown Heronsinr
Pennsylvania
Owens
Henry Wilson
Tly City
Uand
St Charles
Noy
Thoraday
Mirtyerventin Oig Krol
Thirty Seventh
Ohio Regiment
Beibert
Camp Dennison
Kusawks
Casereana
Waggonor's
Paina
Law Report From Hamilton County Court Proceedings
The Hamilton County docket proceedings resume with bar admissions for J. C. Kowler and W. Coppock in Microeye. A mandamus seeks an index to marriage records. a case against B. Tilas and A. D. Cualley involves release from attachment. A jail appearance bond set at $5,000 for Michael Ket. a note reports on commodity shortages and troop provisions, with local market prices and staffing updates.
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Hamilium County
Moulay
J. C. Kowdler
Coppock
Milcroeye
Rexorda
New York
England
Molagues
Teave
Alios Aslo
Indiana and War Costs Parade in War News Fragment
The item notes Secretary of War pressure over army band expenses reaching four million yearly, about 2500 from the Tenth District in U S service with 1000 more soon, and discusses Indiana regiments under General Davis, plus varied military and political snippets from Virginia and Kentucky amid Civil War era tensions.
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United States Service
Indiana
Mizcourt
Davis
Missouri Bank Run Sparks Market Fire in St Louis
The Union Bank run dominates this issue with reports of a 7 percent pay on its notes and branches opening to meet demand. Traders scramble as Missouri currency circulates and the market weighs discount rates amid fears of broader banking strains in the city.
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St. Louis
St. Howls
Union Bank
Vanion Bank
Union Bank-wards
Ani
Missouri Bankatle
New York
Arling
War Budget and Confederate Movements Across Virginia and Kentucky
Intelligence from Virginia, the South, and our own region indicates General Lee plans to join with General Floyd as Union forces under Rosecrans and McClellan maneuver. Reenforcements, including sixty four companies, are dispatched to Floyd’s brigade while Confederate efforts draw near Greenbrier River and Lewisburg. Kentucky volunteers rally to Lebanon as raids and sacking continue along the Mississippi border amid war anxieties.
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Nrng
Floyd
Genersle Posechion
Cox
Lynchnurg
Knoxville
Daily Rooster
Weatera
Lee
Formant
Floyi'e
Wik v Ginnand
Lewisburg
Darnesons
Fats
Greenbriar
Ray
Simcoe
Arian
Alamama
Hunteville
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W. Bot
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Darmenville
Maryland
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Michan Prieg
Ae Army
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Otler Tives
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Rosecrans
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Sya
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Morton
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Caruthers
Jeffersonville
Casey County
Lebanon
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Mc Abidh
Woo
Kenticky
Louis Democrat
Trom
Aod
Asion
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Camden County
Chenault
Paltoa
Dent
Pertone
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Rebel movements and prisoner exchanges upset Potomac theater
Dispatches report large rebel forces moving west of the Potomac with scattered skirmishes near Sickles Belents land. Prisoners and wounded are being paroled from Fort Monroe as Union forces note shortages of provisions and medicines.
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Superior Court of
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Gulf
Cotton
Virginia
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Prevont
Craven
Wieutenant Carl
Uuluel Suara Navy
Swith
von Men
Nenanee
St. Mary's River
Jacob Bett
Sundey
John Thomas Trayree
St. Mary's County
Leonardtown
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Hulticore
Posteaa
Uhnd aMere
Petia
Matthies Polne
Brantpors
Milekelong
Washington
Rebal
Fragmentary 19th Century News on Civil War and Public Notices
An OCR fragment shows political and military notes from a Civil War era paper. It mentions Attorney General figures, proclamations on neutrality, appointments in the Fourth Regiment, and a vacancy at the Third Artillery. It also recounts a local accident and rail project updates, plus financial figures from grain shipments and a Treasury personnel matter.
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Lewisville Journal Sage
Bo Grove
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