War era retail and dispatch notes in town shop broadsides
Fragmentary late 19th century newspaper text describes shop goods and prices including footwear and boots, a sale scene, and retail advertising. It mentions Adams & Co Express, a government war support context, and a Washington Evening Star citation praising its services for soldiers and payments. The piece interleaves catalog-like notices with a public praise of Adams & Co. Express and banking services for military personnel.
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Young Victim Survives Poison Attempt Near Buffalo
A seventeen year old girl, found in distress near the corner of Eighth and Baymulier, ingested poison but survived after antidotes and care. She recounted a troubled courtship with a man from Buffalo who betrayed her, eloped to Philadelphia, and left her pregnant with guilt and shame.
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Pat Ne
Mallett
Botha
Hale Gures
Anata
Ellown Wesom
Warr
Ioaneur
Wenderson
Bane
Letras
Blutvering
Rick
Sambers
Agence
Antho
Cyprian
Metancholy
Apa
Buffalo
Yirluio
Abe
Nuffalo
Tle
Sin
Gutwu
Phia
Buifalo
Dean
Philadelphia
Tatura
Baitalo
Gybor
Burg
Wieram Barumay
Iolae
Caroline
Ming
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Galanel
Wiglall
Faba
Bar
Stina
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New York
Custon
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Wa Roma Mele
Huse Senate
Regimental endeavors and patrols at camp life
A Civil War era report describes Colonel Mundy and officers reorganizing troops at a Dew forming camp near Pe IE, stressing drill, security, and rapid mobilization. It notes recruitment of several companies, mentions Lieutenant-Colonel Jackson, and highlights readiness for rapid deployment to St Louis.
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Mark Mordt
Mundy
Thea & Warety
Joekeon
Mac
Taylor Home Guards
Phonare Caver
Paiman
Eres
Orier
Long War Department writ case and local political notices
Fragmentary law report describes a writ from the War Department, a minor in care and questions of military regulation. The document lists political delegates and executive committee members across multiple wards, with many names and positions. A brief note mentions a young daughter and a social interaction near the end of the excerpt.
Covington Fire Fight and Ferry Chaos Across the Ohio
Reports detail a Covington disturbance with injuries after a collision near the bridge and a ferry operation clash. Authorities, including the city clerk and contractor, confronted suspected contraband and a rebel uprising threat tied to Kentucky and Ohio River towns.
Newport News Poor Relief and A Series of Nighttime Incidents
The City Council approved funds to aid the poor in each ward for the week, distributing seventy dollars total to various applicants. A pair of violent incidents occurred near the Arsenal Park area: a dispute at Davis's foundry ending in a hammer assault, injuring a resident from Cincinnati, and a stabbing at the Arsenal with Lieutenant Wolfe involved as the officer and a soldier, Ahljore, killed amid a tense encounter during a dusk patrol.
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Union Mectinas
Jesse Lacey
Mayers J
Stottings
Jamar J. Walker
W. Tudo
Robert Lewis
James P. Gay
Jamen Walean
John W. Hartwell
Pinoy Latta
George W. Carr
Weary Mack
John Henrie
Wiljem E Cenne
Ee Notte
M.T. Wilnewaon
Stephansen
Third Ward
W. J. Sohnile
T. T. Brows
Jy Autenbohner
H. Gauickler
G. Banrgel
M. Haney
MM. Mansa
H Newell
Spencer Smith
B. Schwencaun
J. McDonald
Powrth Wart
Selia
Samea Gray
Vth WardJohn
D. Lovell
O. Ff
Newton
Sheppard
John Wichner
Darles Eggleston
W. Cotda
Ob. H. Fox
van Wiswell
Janes Hopkins
Henry M. Bates
M. H. Sock
M. P. Thompton
Jobe Jave
Geo
T. Junes
Jaton Hoban
Chas
A. Joughanis
John Kelley
G. C. Martin
Propels Rickey
Traes Fe
Samuel Martin
Seventh Ward
Ehlen
W. Randall
Charles Strobel
John Steele
I. Leonard
J. TL. Rossbrough
G. Peterman
Kruse
Rohner
John Tele
Eighth Ward
S. B. Davis
W. D. Chipsman
C. Newton
Chas, Kemler
G. C. Williamson
W. A. Astison
Daniel Stickway
Arthur Easamuri Maley
A.M. Rows
Jacob Epply
D. Wadsworth
Fed. Wiseman Tames Vn oCord
H. HL Bhul Niwa Ward
O. Boss
H. A. Beale
HB Aulman
8. Boyes
J. K. Wacren
D. At. Mente
D. Sullivan
G. Lane
D. Btowart
A. Kroner
ES. Padgett
D. J. Meare
Tenth Ward
Pred. Werner
George Tineewan
George Eichenthal
Nichalas Hoseh
D Frey
Theodore Lule
Wiliam Kuhn
A. Ritter
I. Gropoweg
Maih Steiner
John Kleiner
Ph. Reigs
A. Thogggeroann
Joseph Slefert
Heleventh Ward
A. N* Rilille
J.D. Nei
Avoir
Janob Haat
Hollister
G. Hof
Wohlman
Tenry Bards
Weiebethy
Wonder
Leopold Fottweis
Jouph Hohuniter
Fred Kalendorf
Gilbert
Curls
Krieper
John Haak
Finke
Martin Nueller
Tavis. Sittrath
L. Hayden
John W. Reed
BM. Mammy
J. F. Sills
Willa Adams
Joe. B. Cops
A. H. Blakley
Hobineon
Vesper Nichols
Decatur Wiley
Chatfield
George Thayer
Abnarkaneshore
D. W. C. Seven
J. B. Barnes
George Wabnett
A. Strubbis
J. HK. Dovig Bulle
Gombeeroun
W. E. Dw
Miltcrerk
W. Pt
Wy McMakin
A. de Serivey
Jad. Elliott
Zeb, Strong
R. B
Paleee Lae
Briaggative Committesman
P. Ea. Storre
Heney O. Lord
J. F. Eleiensith
Thos
Yeatman
Isawc Sharp
Wiliam Mor Cammen
D. Tew Weight
Executave
Thea
Frank Wolfs
Hattallan
Wader Te Blegel
Is Combany
Ahljore
Hietna
Arsenal Park
Arsenal Grounds
Wolfe Wm
Abe
Cole Tg Ut
New York Money Market and Commodity Prices News
The report covers interest rates with Bank of New Jersey style notes, New York money market movements, and various price quotes. It lists rates for bonds and securities, outlines treasury dealings, and provides commodity prices for wheat, corn, rye, oats, and provisions, with market tone described as steady to firm in places. It notes bank payments, savings, and treasury notes while detailing flour, sugar, and bacon markets alongside cattle, butter, and molasses prices.
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New Jeray
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Bolly
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Suber Town
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Vetor
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Macon
Chojde
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Ohio
State
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Maracaibo
St. Dutologa
Molanens Murcovedy
Porto
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Cincinnati Weekly Press
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United States
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Washington
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Department of
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Agares
Custom-House
Cincinnati
City News
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Gaedee
Henstany
Microun
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Iltvon
Trinny
Astaro
Jona
Cahill
John Camlll
Pontio
Barbour
Hata
Gores
Fe Mather
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Washington Evening Star
Fremont
Loui Fox
Mons Jay
St. Loui
Mumter & Co
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Armatrong
St. Louis
Thin Blale
Morton
Campoensinon
Ahte
Wyeral
Porton Cooke Irxie
Yentar Jay Morning
Watios
Barney Medvay
Court of Common Pleas
Hopesly
Ninth Street
Charles Young
Charles Barner
Louisa White
L. Butler
Cornhill Magazine
Nout
London
Hoagland
Inadopman
Iblok
Bugbear
Pasion
Ead
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LAW Report
Covington Newa
Covington
Sha Waiek
Lo Mthend
Uwane
L. Grant
Dick Ibinson
Vontraban Fras
Kentucky
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Ohio River
Newport
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Cam
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C. A. Webster
Cincionati
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Axnastro von Turhson
Marion Daniels
Demonville
Govington
Dewonsville
Seceamion
Lincoln Pole
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Menon
Kenton Union
Kentucky Grays
Sabe
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Tolleq
Wniter
Newport Barracks
Newport News
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Durog
Niobe Ponior
Peti
Ton Sereno
Astarer
Yeriurday
Dake Mills
Edward Riley
Uivher
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Ley
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Hederind Denkull
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