Tremor of the Datihe Daily Press in May
A fragmentary account notes tremors near the Datihe Daily Press building in May. It mentions millinery stock at a West Fourth Street shop, political meetings in Court Street Market space, and remarks by Union candidates and speakers including Dr Dursey and Mr Gellawars.
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Wilaan
West Fourth-Street
Eolicita
Jorge
Atylea
Clonky
Jymet Watson
I. TL
Stephenen
Devine SS. Davis
Mr. Totes
Thorns I
The
James Watson
John Burgoyne
John Steele
Ict
A. Carnes
Trenaires
Wnd de
J. F. Jordan
Nepart
Avata
Fourth Ward
Moir Cornell
Carves
Blockley
Mventa
Nizgs
Yeatmany
Shockley
Mepses
Burgoyne
Thie
Tecoma
Pinance
Asion
Dorsey
Sam Callow
Court Street
Tun. M. Bishop
Collin
Thomas Sherlock
Hiram Kesler
Vicw- Press
Wiliamson
Minuit
Durtey
Dad
Erty
Conarizalion
Lincoln
Jett Davies
Johmy Brock
Bridge
Aldo
Jowett
Dorsey Wave Way
Waa
Gellawars
Mia
Joey Pinautat
Rourks
Sophie Yoleo
Armain
War matters report to patmiien of tovth terns
War dispatches detail county commissioners intent to mend roads and reveal funds from verneiees in the county. Front shows promotions and movements of Ohio units, with mention of Second Ohio regiment, camp Gurley, and pay delays for soldiers. Also notes military figures, captures, and hospital updates.
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Pamtlien
Comiieioners
Lequiard
Acuta
Maui
Willaen
Olgelawaui Caw Light and Coke Company
Monetary and Commercial Conditions in Pimasetal and Nearby Markets
Financial activity shows cautious lending and price stability with banks repairing reserves after heavy strain. Wages, duties, and railroad finance feature in the day’s news alongside a rough market snapshot for flour, corn, wheat, oats, rye, butter, and pork, with price movement modest and demand mixed.
The Soldiers Eight 5% Hours without a Drop of Water
A fort fortress letter reports siege actions near Lexington and Fort Monroe. General Rousseau advances south while Hoovner prepares northward. Lexington surrenders after heavy action. Mulligan's command at Lexington is reported, with mixed assessments from New York dispatches. Civil authorities consider reorganizing the state Military Board and financing bonds for defense. Reports mention telegraph fortifications, prisoner treatment, and shortages of clothing for Union forces.
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Sane
Wien
Gibron
Salt River
Gener Anderot
Ts Smillion
Military Board
Rondiat
Peter Pateenna T. Wood
Taylor
Dole
Committee On
Federal Relations
S. TD
Buckner
Senate
Harerodeburg
Mallipan
Laaington
Lexington
Mollijown
Liel Prlaotiara
New Yun
Washington
Saya
Tooday Liu
Mulligan
Fromont
New York Tribune
Premoot
Franklin
Columbia Turnpike
Dhmond
Union
Eebel
Priaopera
Virginis Unionign
Wight
Merait
Cartreme Mowrot
Siege and Surrender at Lexington in the Civil War
A vivid account by Henry Braddon details the siege of Lexington Te Parner to De Si, the fort’s surrender after days of siege with no water, scarce supplies, and heavy rebel assaults. Mulligan’s forces endure harsh conditions, water denial, and a dramatic loss of gold before surrender. Rebels suffer heavy casualties and capture proceeds, while paroles and reorganizations follow.
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Ohio
Corp
Kentucky
Covington
A. Harris
Cincin
Nati
Kel Franklin
Merlonk
Broulwiniville
Auljutant
Ura
Vanda
Pesignse
Maamtor Ter
Gadde
Couplain
Cane Tavns Duarte
Goshen
Maxwell
Rate Ming McKingey
Dayton
Smith
Cineles
Premklin
Tovenur
Lleutensole
He van Wigty
Hueris
Betony
Dasher
Mornta
Firat
Olio
Dasbar Wire
Orphan Raylant
de Frinory
Ugit
Greta Woods
de Trier
Louie
Bates
St Paws
Colin
Sears
Walter Werdt
Forse Bretaons
de Weiene
Equity
Firetenan Billson
Feevankee
Mattarny
Patsienkiah
Seaton Viiluneees
Amaapecauion
Prempot
Fk Wa
Wror
Munovas
Lixigeton
Henry Bradouin
Mulligan
Wen
Rman
Federal Ag
Uiligan
Nunoada
Gereuber
Qalvey
North
Alpouri
Brookfield
York city market reports hold steady amid mixed grain prices
Receipts of Wheat reach 185 056 bushels with modest freight activity and little business to complete. Rye remains firm and prices show little change while oats and flour quotes edge in varying directions. Western wheat and Canadian flour markets reflect typical seasonal fluctuations as buyers hold cautious stance.
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York
Bigph
Tiguan
Canada
Aerts
Weather Notes and River Levels Amid Clear Skies
A brief weather notice reports clear and warm conditions with the river at four feet ten inches. The fragment mentions the river level and steady conditions as of September 24.
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Wives News Preventinn
Law case blur on injunction and veiled charges in township matter
A court record details a petition for an injunction amid a township dispute involving Joseph, White, Roberts, and others. The prose names a larceny amount of 70 dollars and references detention at Corwin Waiver site. Aged witnesses and a judge named Puddark are cited.
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Berone
Junan
Lawie
Ietel
Teetimin HP
Jovaphy
Liapopeimetage
Robers Mann
Corwin
Jude Puddark
Colgnel
Elry Re
John Kamman
Rolusiteve
Bape
Antaee
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