Patriot's Dream drama dazzles at Pike's Hall in Baltimore
Last evening a large audience witnessed the patriotic spectacle Patriot's Dream echoing Civil War events from Yorktown to Ball Row. Jevcal nate dale Endéron and Zeke Bishop drew applause while Prof Anderton wowed with legerdemain. A new program with Anderson’s tricks and a magic matinee on Saturday promises further marvels. Alf Burnett from the Sixth Regiment sends cheerful letters home.
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Woon
Tunares
Ann Kijle Henderton
Ferftherut
Battle of
Buttow
Jevcal Nate Dale Endéreon
Zeke Bishop
Ib. Wood Henson
Morming
York Sumter
Massachiella
Baltimore
Colon Elaworts
Ball Row
Guest
Pike's Opernhouss
Lewis Baker
J.11. Taylor
Mins Duffield
Taylor
Mrs. Duffield
Pike
Professor Anderton
Prattesor Anderton
J. JH. Anderson, Jr
War Matters and Military Movements Report
Fragmentary war notices describe recruitment drives in October and honors for volunteers, with sections on captains, chaplains, and detachments in Fremont and surrounding towns. Mentions Osceola, Cincinnati, Lexington, and western Virginia mobilizations, plus local ordinances and city affairs.
Damaged County Court Case And Local News Review
A debris filled notice from Hamilton County District Court outlines a new trial order after a verdict in a civil case, with damages claimed at 3000 dollars. Local items report a police procedure update, a coroner's inquest into a death claim, and a transportation mishap with a wagon incident three miles from Madison Pike. A police officer exchange and a minor theft case conclude the roundup, noting a guilty plea and fines.
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Damilton County District Court
Bravdta, Keunte & Schaifer
Plaintif
Ixoceive
Farau
Charioo Malaslerp
Loree
Madison Pike
Kinhman
Newport News Military Disorder Case At Navy Yard
A Newport News report describes military authority actions after a deserter case. Geo P Webster, urged by a police officer, moves to arrest Sohn G Wyle as a deserter while addressing three year terms and muster rules. The issue centers on how the case will be handled by the militia board and local authorities.
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Geo. P. Webster
Tion
Covington News and War Relief Movements Report
News from Covington notes muskets arriving from Oladmund for interior use amid war threats near Springfield Missouri. Captain Foley’s troops andLieutenant Bernady wounded. several riders escape. Ladies relief societies form in Covington Newport Louisville Lexington and other towns led by Mrs Q A Keith and Mrs Amos Shinkle to aid soldiers.
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Vierien
Oladmund
Barrie
Eruscvenen
Afernoon
Foley
Springfield
Mistouri
Tore Ousand
Falay
Ligurdant J. Bernsdy
Noel
Fove
Weiting
Alex
Mra
Q. A. Keith
Amos, Shinkle
Mee Harey Myon
Joel Grane
Mya
Easton
J. W. Banning
Cavalry Victory Near Chillicothe After Skirmish
A two hundred strong party from the Fiftieth Minors and Home Guard regiment based at Chillicothe engaged rebels on a scouting mission from Northern Wincourt A Shirmiet. The rebels were routed with ten killed and fifteen taken prisoner. no casualties among the Fiftieth Regiment.
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Chiongarenin Journalrom
Wincourt
Chillicothe
Quincy
Home
Skirmigl
Market Prices and Trading Notes for Flour Whiskey and Groceries
Cinelanati Provuce Market reports firmer demand at 64 15 4 20 for superfine flour and 4 2N 4 95 for extra. Whisky sales 600 barrels at high price. bacon at 24 and 0 as markets adjust. Provisions show 80 sacks, bulk sides and 70,000 overall. market dull as stock moves east. Groceries steady. corn oats rye barley wheat notes and cheese butter summarize activity. prices vary with buyers seeking gains amid fluctuating demand.
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Cinelanati Provuce
Tuvasoay
Kvativa
Griner
Bualsure
Bsey
Kentucky
Bill White
New York
Wesneil
Loop Ohio
Casadian Po Mae
Michigan
Wein Wentern
Grain markets and shipping prices drift in mixed notes
Readable fragments show fluctuations in flour and rye markets with barrels and shipments amid varied regional mentions. Mentions include Ohio Michigan Western shipments and export context, with stray figures suggesting pricing and tonnage, but lacking clear sale outcomes or dates.
Army Movements and Turbulence Reported From Washington
Washington dispatches outline military orders for shooting four soldiers over sleepwalking incident at a skoo r. New York regiments clash with locals in Lowinville injuring two, with Hancock detachment arresting soldiers. McClellan denies winter quarters plan, while regimental reforms and supply orders emerge. Reports cover naval manpower, armament shipments, and fires at Craig's Mills with heavy job losses.
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Uiwke
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Worthington
Tyitune
Tate
Tribune
Dlepatch
Navy Department
Old Point
Craig's Mills
Etna Company
Hartland
Savannah
Hey
Washnctan
Buffalo
Somra
Miliaed Fillmore
G Heintzelman
Edwards’ Ferry
Uerebele
Ekirminh
Edwards
We Canadian View Debates Northern Rebellion Reflections
A Canadian paper rebukes the Gazette of Montress City for biased reflections on the North during the rebellion. It argues the South caused the war, slavery its central issue, and that proslavery forces in the North threaten law and order. It condemns sensational rhetoric and defends a Unionist stance against secessionist violence. The piece contrasts North and South loyalties and rails against extremist rhetoric. It ends with a hostile nod to a certain Zeke TM and tainted commentary about public figures.
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Montress Herald
Boudibe
Ain
Barton Enn
Nathslavery
Generonaresien
Algne
Iotive Letter From a Kentucky Soldier to Buckner Supporters
A fragment from Ersakfert Ry Commonwharity reports a young former Louisville clerk now serving with the Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, writing from a fortification about two weeks in location. He defends Buckner, praises his regiment, and names officers including Major Moonen and Colonel Tentn. He notes Confederate sympathy, army life, and interactions with figures like Beckinridge and Porter in Nashville.
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Ordurie
Hhorineck
Osceola
Kesteans
Colonal Gilsbert
Geo. W. Baker
Nr. C
Willard P. Stoma
Cincinnati
Jacob Koonig
Mapany
W. Ef. Lathrop
Cincionaul
Adam Kogle
Wilington
D. A
Thirty-ninth Ohio Regiment
Grand Bay
John D. Fremont
Jefferson City
Missouri
Ohio Twenty-seventh
Mio. Twreaty
Ohio Regiment
Camp Cram
Kansan City
J. Eaton
Lexington
Ersakfert
Bivie
Thie
B. Buckner
Lous Bixter
Frm
Buckner
Louisville Journal
Prentice
Ruckner
Rousseau
Kentucky
Hia Wen Ap
B. Moonen, Jr
Tom
Baer Monrou
Frankfort
Tom Indig
Alhoany
Abe
Loujeville
Bilow
Jobn O.beckinridge
Humphrey Hall
Thomas P. Porter
Nashville
George B. Hodge
Fionoctal Troubles at the Heath Despite Slump in Cotton Trade
The Richwood Whig argues the South's crops could sustain credit under a strong government, noting demand for cotton and tobacco worldwide. It accuses leaders, including Mr Memminger, of failing to prepare defenses and regulation, warning of wartime adversity and credit strain.
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Memminger
Wight
London
Milous
Meminiagwe
Anton Waue
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