Trotting Park Will Arouse Citizens for City Defense
The Daily Press records a city council plan meeting for tomorrow afternoon at Tish-street Market space to determine steps to defend the city. Reports include a coroner's inquest verdict of death by apoplexy for Solomon Samuels at No 11d West Canal Street and the execution of other inquests near the Ohio River.
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Yeaterday
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Ape
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Smith-street
Joseph L. Flenny
Covington
Cavnen
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Ninth Street
Freeman
Counell
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T. J. Melish
Rach
K. Iver
Tylor
Bers
United States
Ail Dénominatigny
St Paul's Church
Fourth Street
Stomm
Morrly
Morton
Tei
Dennigan
Ors Fhab
Eustabia
Caneral
St. Louis
Personal Appeal for Arm and Drill Drive to Aid War Effort
A訳 fragment urges able men to enroll for immediate armament and drill as the war presses Kentucky’s front. The call specifies assembling tomorrow at three o’clock P M at Pittsville Market and preparing to fight, stressing prompt action and readiness.
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Kentucky
Herold
Pittls
Market-maine
Fight in Warsaw Kentucky Ends with Multiple Fatalities
A chaotic confrontation near Warsaw Kentucky last night left three men dead and several wounded after a boat battle and ensuing raid. Union forces pursued rebels to a nearby camp ten miles away, with authorities warning of further action if the dispute continues. Meanwhile local events included a Woodward Club gathering noting social friction and military units forming new cavalry companies in response to wartime pressures.
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New York Herald
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Lesington
Grover
Home Guards
Ana Opy
L'Rice
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Mulligen
Leaingi
Hamilton
Quincy
Hiow
Lexington
Hollenberg
Belogr
Price
Market Notes on Currency and Exchange Rates Today
The report details currency markets with conclusions on gold bids and treasury notes. It notes subdued buying, high outflows, and a cautious tone from banks and traders. A safety emphasis appears as government notes and circulating media are discussed alongside exchange rates.
Misuhllaneous War Dispatches and Rebel Movements
War era notes report army officers and officials present at a September gathering in Washington with President and McClellan’s staff. Notices of Virginia earthworks near Alexandria and Unions’ skirmishes near Warfield and Warsaw outline scattered rebel movements and Union responses across Kentucky, Kentucky towns, and Lexington.
War era notes drift through harbor and tides in Sept dispatch
A scrambled colonial era report details ship movements and naval actions near port, including the Sumer and Sumter privateers, the Gy shore near Bermuda, and a curfew style order in St. Louis. It notes transport closures, a New England observance, and military commands under Brigadier-General Curtin amid unrest.
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States of America
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Premont
Jortit
Law Report Charges and Sentences for Local Prisoners
A list of defendants including Mary Mason and Robert Mason with multiple co-defendants appears. Mary Mason pleaded guilty to embezzling seventy dollars from a German visitor on Culvert Street and received two years in the Penitentiary. Other defendants, such as James Short and Alfred Pellet, faced terms from one to two years for crimes including grand larceny and stabbing. Julie Baxter and Josephine Russell received sentences or penalties, reflecting a sequence of colonial era offenses and punishments.
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Culvert Street
Robert Mason
Bliss White
Ory Mason
Jamce Short
Ape
Mount Washington
Alfred Pellet
Ohn Brown
Julie Baxter
Wnar
Joe Apparel
Martisan
Josephine Russell
Insurgent Zouaves and Battery Clash Amid Order to Expel
A New York letter reports insubordination among the Fine Zouaves at the Battery. Governor Morin issues orders to expel them. Elmira Regiment surrounds the battery but Zouaves resist. Night patrols escalate as threats and a tense standoff continue, with later notes on Col. Andrew Yourg and canal property security.
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Hondred Strong
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