Western Virginia relief meeting and local civic drive
A lengthy report covers a relief effort for sick and disabled soldiers from Western Virginia. Citizens meet with Mayor Hneph presiding to form a committee listing ward representatives to solicit subscriptions and clothing for soldiers. The piece notes a citywide drive, with collection points at multiple ward locations, and urges charitable contributions as a symbol of Union support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vousmann Hoxorens Rs Wesvens Vinaimid
Bisip
J. Pearce
David Gileon
Peter Cilhson
T. P. Randolph
John W. Myers
Rufus King
Schultz
Richard Wood
J.B. Wright
Habe
Highs
Gribner
Virth Ward
Geo. Kerk
Geo. Fries
John Torrence
I. Bates
Dr. King
Colt
Taigitbaring
Cindaputi
Mody
Cemt— Mechanica’ Institute
Lawrence
Nao
Pt Sireek
Ween Fourth Street
Lranant
Parkehouse
Bimbes Ahave
Kogloe
Outteratreet
Esq
Ruwekamp
Bioventh
Wandston Bose
Jae Bowen
War News From The Front Amid Shifting Duties
Movements reported include Colonel Sean Bebletch appointed to command in Kentucky and Tennessee theaters. Troops prepare near Camp Chase with nine cavalry companies awaiting equipment and a large force ready to march toward the mountains. Reels of pay delays for volunteers are discussed, while a local incident notes Captain Pomeroy's death and honors for his unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunotewate
Santos
Sean Bebletch
Bisty-Sret Ubin Negieah
Laconste
Ton
Biankata
Kentucky
A. Li. Mowry & Co
Third
Baynton
Camp Chase
Wey
Pater
Dennison
Virginia
Indiana
Dumont
Cotonel Sullivan
Hawk's Nest Fortification and Rebel Findings Reported
Soldiers at Hawk's Nest describe a small fortification near a river cliff, with muskets ammunition a saber and preserved fruit hidden in brush. The post details patrols, rough terrain and a wild mountain view as they advance toward Burnsmerville before rejoining the army. Also included is a Civil War era note from Cincinnati dated October 16 1861 about postage stamps and a postal district reply clarifying new stamp usage and deadlines for prepayment.
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Carrer
Ty He Ritters
Prem
Permeine
Yen
Bain
Perlepe
Rewall’ Mountain
Bunsmerrville
Tony
Hawk's Nest
Earl
Hawk
Rond-Aide
Cincrenati
Stamp Department
Uae
Gaseral
Toms
Young
Kentucky
Almour
Minolta
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvanis
Uul Moses Jy
Rocky Mountains
California
Dragon
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Jacuary
Alam
Aliyare Bureafar
Ce Baum
Numerous Local Notices Reflect War and Community Aid
A mixed batch of wartime snippets: deaths from accidents and hazards, appointments to county roles, volunteer clothing drives, relief efforts for soldiers, and calls for donations of shirts and stockings. Mentions include Proctor & Gan factory, Pinanaque area, Hepivmin Brown as county workhouse superintendent, The Phoenix Society aiding clothing production, Rev Dr Thompson, Camp Cherre near Cojimar, and aid for wounded or sick soldiers. Also notes about regiments, the Alemania relief society, and local volunteers seeking to comfort and clothe troops awaiting deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Bobseffer
Proctor & Gan
Sonp Magufactory
John Williamson
Pinanaueot
Hepivmin Brown
Phoenix Society
Thompson
Obiardh
Anderson
Chere
Cojimar
Eighth Atraet
Broadway
Mitchell
Kentucky
Nod
Miliary Hospital
Andrew Jobson
Tennemor
Burnet House
Legal ruling limits city power in street car case
In Tameton County District Court Judge Savill upheld an injunction blocking a street railroad company from occupying city streets without a proper franchise. The court found the city may determine street use terms and the company cannot operate under private agreement. The ruling preserves public control over street occupation and confirms the city’s authority to require conditions such as annual payments, street alterations, and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tameton County District Court
Savill
Geort
Iaw
Thin Matis Awe
Ohio
Lanl
Koal Company
Agrenlayr
Affwr
Seaneay
Gecurty
Patsalon
Treet
Nome
Market Report from New York and Western Markets
Market notes from New York and the West show flour dullness with firm prices, whiskey demand, and limited provisions trading. Wheat and corn hold steady while oats and rye show minor shifts. apples and butter maintain steady or improved quotes amid overall cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Witte
Ashambela Peli Witte
Timothy
Io Balin
York Almbert
Anadino
Halian
Persia
North
Westore
Fragmented Market Note With Odd Place Names
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered place names and numbers across diverse regions. It reads like a broken market or directory item with inconsistent spellings and unclear figures, lacking a coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
Irregularities in Canada mail and coastal bombardment report
Proceedings describe exchange officers for Canada mail must be paid by US postage, and several eastern ports listed as prespecified exchange points. The dispatch notes Union naval actions along Quantico Creek, Port Royal area, and foreign emissaries Blidell and Mason fleeing Charleston. An alert covers new batteries at Acquia Creek, rebel bombardments, and preparations along Shipping Point and nearby shores.
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Canada
M Cnited
States Exchange
Darlington
Kutisod
Darby
Boston
Mare
New York
Albany
Suffalo
Troy
Piatinburg
Rowe's Point
Ogdenaban Rochestar
Sackett's Harbor
Oswerp
United States
Indian Head
Funder
Quantico Creek
Oyster Rene Ee
Ion
Bean
Boone
Acquia Creek
Chaguel
Vresela
Craven
Acqula Creek
Adieysteh
Welles
Meson
Slidell
Uhameston
Labedad
Shipping Point
Quantico
Buon
Honter
Flint Hill
Phirfex Cyart-house
Puirfas
Alexandria Maile Road
Beaurepard
Wairfox Court-house
Dutpston
Romney
Baltimore Ed Ghia
Sovetatar
Gortzcor
Gol
United States Grand Jury
Esah
Wuniober
Arrival Reports and Market Updates From Liverpool to Arnbia
Shipping news notes the Arabia bringing delayed arrivals to the Arab ports, with British and North American routes showing punctual and late crossings. Market items detail Liverpool cotton trade, with 07,1050 bales weekly activity and price movements amid buyers and exporters amid fluctuating quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laterrom
Europe
Arnbia
Mallvax
Rabie
Liverpool
Tie
Park
Arabia
Breedviere
Gut Aw Ree
Ruslan
Poland
Arr
Lindy
Moellament
Thas
Rogland
Prince
Larn
Ferden
Uy Noth
Jeans Fiul
Tenn
Schvereat
Uyward
Travis- Jona Tale
Disorderly crowd brutality and arrests in Newport
Newport scene erupts as unruly crowd attacks men on York and Front streets. Mayor Hawkins issues warrants. Deputy Sheriff Moser Cook and Marshal Bennett seize two suspects, others flee. Several men fined or jailed. names include George Tuttle Frank Moreland Spike Robert Fletcher William Girty Ban Kaos. Governor reports arrests and military camp updates with regiment pay and recruitment progress.
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Dinmaceror
Rataliem
Lia
York
Nalvon
Alexandria
Nelson
Jefferson
Covington
Bush Foley
Drooken Rowdiea
Hawkine
Moser Cook
Cook
Muriel Hennett
Deptt
Marshal Bensnett
George Tuttle
Frank Moreland
Spike
Robert Fletcher
William Girty
Ban Kaos
Cincinnnti
Newport
Kaute
Will
Hawkins
Costa
Gitty
Honda
P. B
Gitty Dad Turkic
Cirnait Cour
Pletcher
Moreland
Fife Ding & Wach
Fakerion
Veiceus
Camponll Vurnpike Road ‘Company
Thomas la. Jones
Proevlent
James T. Berry
Joseph A. Piner
Robert Ayr
J. al. Caldwell
Kas. Marman
Iestore
Ecting
Caur Wensten
Covington News Yaros'e Count Deal Details
Fragmented OCR notes report a person charged with concealing weapons and a related court fine. It references a county area, a railway trip, and a planned expedition with multiple names and places, but details are obscured by garbled text.
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Adey Motors
Zoran
Chuetnelly
Ant
Suase
Renee Ani
Fetter
Araie
Tain
Emplor
Windy
Watur
Falun
Bretci
Anil Keowinles
Gee Ray
Wintiatnon
Housel
Emitry Vantteon
Dirpen Tere
Artis
Frank Layyra
Blackamilie
Balle
Jinilaws
Ratigus
Alco
Cantral
Ual
Norils
Maniller
Hycamore
Tun
Liv
RM Bent
Fehie
Siena
Ras
Oniter
Kian
Ryans Land
Burgas
Fea
Ned Darton
Ann Aiwefras
Bert
the Daily Press
Wepnesnday
City News
Potice Conen
Netober
Lee
Revelpt-Booke
Basan Wrruoer
Smith
Smith's
Court and
John
County Marrens
Bill Ceace
Board of County
Joseph Gilbert
Lick Run-road
Wacnoran
Sisth Street
Walnut
Express
Euporbatyla
Rustocey
W. Groas
Aalt Braves
Funin
Anaical
NOTIN
Ohio Volunteer
Anis
Nia Lanville
Pomeroy
Phirty-minan Regiment
Union Valunteers
Metropolitan Hall
Kansas City
Wm. Haller
John W. Johnston
Cashelie Panmaria
Charles W. Pomeroy
Miso
Nemepapers
Cincinnati
Ling
Camp Crain
William Halbare
Jour W. Jollierow
Vie Ustrev Stave Cmeerr
Ace
Learitt
George E. Pugh
Pugh
Solders Etie Marine Hospital
Wartay
Biarhack
Obie
Jorellor
Wheeney
Terraiting Coid Regiment
Jobo Zumuein
Walmut
Gaburday
Cavierradia
Freswers Mae
Boltisyeele Town
Mars Aces
Joba
Talilnte
LAW Arrort
Verrion Court
Watson Wa
Hf. A. Edwards
Vibers
Hoadly
Probath Court
Sarah Tonar
Cottacn Hill
Madame Five
Anne
Totem Apt
New Yoas
Unicago
Italabad
Glevetead
Cleveland Wel Tuledo
Mets Manet
Galous
Mickygam
the Union
Am Foun
Rensult
South Carolina
Beseregard
Disg
Federal
Mason and Slidell
Mississippi
England
France
Banta Pr
Tare Yeouday
Oreig
Ruben
Port Craig
Captahe Merrin
Falligo
Newport News
Yaros
Hobers Caldwell
Wizella
Divauroes
Gayenay Marchmes
Vller Gentral
M. Mitchell
Lafy
Cam de Rothest
Cumberland Gay
Tecmeanea
Willisanatoven
Liltery
U. Pestra
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