Fragmentary 1864 election update from Richmond and Raleigh
Disjointed war era dispatches report Democratic gains in the South, with four Congress seats won and two districts uncertain. Raleigh notes returns arriving slowly. eastern counties trend Democratic while central areas show mixed results. Voters influenced by Samuel and Greeley debates. negro voters shown wavering but inclined to oppose masters’ policies, wary of protection under Greeley. Delano clashes over state outcome forecasts. signals of Democratic control despite scattered reports.
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Angeer Aea
Thie Merning
Mie Cs
Republicas
Mames
Raleigh
Bat
Gao
Samuel
Cheeley
Richmond
Greeley
Delano
Pateh
Crete
Isle
Siar Biel Meahe du
Therahe
Memimen ic Elected Governor by State Majors
Wumuortox North Carolina August 2 report states Memimen ic elected Governor by state majors and the Congress etelected six of sight. details indicate a contested vote with about 16 000 likely supporting. The text notes regional groups and party alignments including Democratic and Liberal Worth Carolinas with Vernet bali quarters.
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Wumuortox
Memimen Ic
Gonssneatt
Ted Ave
Lomeniay
Serge Totam
Carolinas
Fragmentary 19th Century Letter Passage
A dated August 2 note references an allowing letter handed to S as Aveusia Mx on July 31 1872. The text includes mentions of Hon Charles Sumner United States Senator and Brooks, with scattered remarks about political violence and reactions in the South relating to Davis Toombs and Toombs era figures. The fragmentary excerpt hints at commentary on murder attempts and partisan sentiment in American politics.
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S.as
Aveusia
Charles Sumner
United States
Weral Brooks
South
Davis
Robert Toombs
Jefferson Davie Sameer
North Carolina election forecast from Governor Rutherford
Gen. Ratford the Taird Auditor of the Treasury arrived from North Carolina and believes the state likely went Republican, despite unsettled results. Dispatches are seen as guesses, with strong Republican counties near telegraph lines expected to offset Democratic gains along the railroad. Rutherford, a North Carolina native, remains confident.
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Times and Chronicle
Wastrmedom
Angus
Ratford
Taird
the Treasury
North Carolina
Ian. Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Fragmentary Protest Note on Lane Letter and Grant Election
Incomplete OCR text shows protests against a letter and party abandonment while naming Henry V and Ulysses S. Grant. The fragment hints at political resolutions and adherence to Republican principles, urging support for Grant’s election and criticizing other figures.
Wilson addresses crowds at Soldiers and Waters Convention
A dispatch from Pittsburg reports Senator Wilson's grand Republican meeting drawing thousands. He spoke on Grant era civil rights, the Fifteenth Amendment, and enforcement laws, praising protection for citizens and colored voters, amid large crowds in Hamilton Camden, Eaton, and Richmond depots.
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Times and Chronicle
RicuMoxo, Inc
Aggudt
Here
Cincinnati
Senator Wilson
Hamilton
Mr. Wilson
Camden
Eaton
Richmond Depot
Vias FF Coffin
Noyes
Baker
Fair Grounds
Mencie
Horace
Crow
Julian
Henry Wilson
Gov. Baker
General Grant
Gen. Grant
Louisiana
South
Lumner
Nodest
Trumbull
Tipton
Scharz
Summer
Fred
Sameer
Fragmentary voter lore hints at Grant era loyalties
In scattered lines the excerpt mentions colored voters, a local figure W. Wilkes, and names Samner and Shae as acquaintances. It references "General Grant" and urges supporters to stand by him, all within an unclear August date and urban setting. The text is incomplete but suggests political alignment details from a past era.
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Earr
Micu
Augus
Itheey W. Wilkes
Pete
Ray
Samner
Semner
Grant
Grant and Wilson club organized meeting in Warsaw Indiana
A Grant and Wilson club organized a meeting in Warsaw Indiana with Senator Morten addressing a Republican gathering yesterday. President Grant has been invited to attend the Northern Ohio Fair and is expected to accept.
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Grant and Wilson Club
Morten
Warsaw
Ind
Grant
North Carolina Election Claims Hint at Victory
Reports from Washington and New York August 2 3 indicate Democrats and Republicans claim aims in North Carolina with varying success. Messages from internal revenue figures and campaign notes reference ballots and banners as parties press for gains amid uneasy results.
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Loxney
London
Summer
North Carolina
Cheeley
Brown
Dissolution Talk Ahead for International Workingmen's Association
A London letter claims a leading IWA member suggests dissolution may occur at the forthcoming General Congress in The Hague on September 2. The August 3 dispatch notes planning and political implications amid other London and Southampton items.
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Tare Apernational Workingmen's Association
London
International Workingmen’s Association
TeblHague
Loxpox
Liverpool
Bank of England
Cotton Exchange
Dawson
England
Southampton
Alden
Ameerican
Holley Abbey
Paris Churches Prepare Thanksgiving for New Loan
Paris announcements set Thanksgiving services in all French churches for tomorrow to honor the success of the new loan.
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Paris
Maryland Lynching Case Calls for Arrests in Cecil County
The Baltimore newspapers both parties urge Governor White to act immediately to arrest those involved in the Cecil County lynching of a Black man on Monday. They allege sheriff collusion and knowledge of the guilty parties. Alexander Hammer was arrested at Peters on Monday, the first in a series of attachments to be issued.
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Teats Atsenee
Baltimore
White
Cecil County
Maryland
the Times and Chronicle
Pirrssone
Alexander Hammer
Peters
Will Not Take Part in Presidential Campaign Claim for Damage
New York August 3 report says Apollo Hall Democracy plans little active campaign work focusing on city county and state matters. Mentioned are claims about damages and inquiries tied to Cuba and the United States Mexican relations plus references to the American Bible Society and Livingstone letters.
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Jr. Howard
American Bible Society
Livingstone
New York
Apollo Hall Democracy
Washington
Herey
Cadiz
Weablagt Claims Commission
United States
Uss Todenn
West Virginia
Tren
Cuba
Abe
Landon
Aed
Earl Caule
Ae Tae
Landon Digpatch
Stanley
Lord Sunley
Lady Franklin
One More Unfortunate
Evansville Indiana reports the death of Fennie Singer an eighteen year old girl who swallowed a drachm of morphine yesterday and died last night at eleven o clock in a case described as tragic and untimely with details limited to the substance and outcome.
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the Times and’ Chronicle
Evansville
Fennie Singer
Legeal Citizens Driven from Thets Homes in Minsewri
An accident in Keenzug forces residents from their homes in a densely populated district. Authorities investigate the cause while rescuers assist the displaced. Local officials vow to assess damage and provide temporary shelter and aid to affected families.
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Legeal
Keenzug
Bostrom August 3 Trade and Embassy Address
The report notes August 3 in Bostrom with Trade and Alexander H. Rice of Mr. Iwakure. An embassy clerk or secretary delivered a long address praising culture in Bostom and Japan. Festivities continued around 1 o'clock as the embassy ship sailed.
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Bostrom
Alexander H. Rice
Iwakure
Wash
Hoar
Boogiwoora
Bostom
Japan
City Improvements Issue Permits And Local Notices
The Clerk of the Board of City Improvements issued permits for John Richards to build a retaining wall at Highth and Culvert streets and several others for Colerain pit Camp Washi Wm. Buchanan to erect a 310 Feat Fourth Street structure Alex Fisher to build a three story brick on the north side of Seers Street etc Liberal Republican Committee sets dates for county and district conventions primary on the 5th and option on the 14th Judge Proden wins a writ of error for Jacob Garaner case Rev K Jeffery returns to Ninth Street Baptist Church A boy run over by a garbage cart near Pike's Opera House severely injured East may see a serenade for Adam B Wilson and bride Orpheus Society at Phineus Hall Fred Meman and Geo Mullen sent to work house for 30 days each by Judge Carter.
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Board of City Improvements
John Richards
Highth
Colerain Pit
Camp Washi
Wm. Buchanan
Fourth Street
Alex. Fisher
Seers
Betwee Jvin
Gee
Deamon
Ake
P. Walsh
West Eighth
Charies Dooms
Chariade
Aut Repair & Wee Betek
Vernon and
Woheewk Streets
Liberal Party
Hopkins’ Hall
Hines
Noyes
Republican Committee
Local notices incomplete names list
Fragmentary OCR reads like a partial roster or notice with scattered names such as Annie Hower Tim Cellier Min Mart Collins Albert Custard Mrs Fawcett Lane Fanny and James Johnson. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from this snippet.
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Eli
Kis
Annie Hower
Tim Cellier
Min Mart ‘Collins
Mra Ba F
Collins
Albert Custard
Fawcett Lane
Fanny Ti
Bare
James Johnson
Man J
Grain market and commodity updates in new york signals
Market notes show varied wheat prices with old and new bids around 81 13 and 14, corn at 58c, oats steady, flour steady to firm and feed sectors mixed. Canal freight rates and lake imports show firm trends while wheat futures wobble. petroleum and rye prices listed alongside regional quotations and bulk meat terms.
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Aeetan O
Dali
Uae
Sopraia
York
Michigan
Lake
Park
I . Meady
Ge Ee PuiLapsarma
Korthwestern Exten Fey
Ic. Oates
Seiaiber
P.M
Garrison defamers blamed as Democrats urged repentance
A dispatch from August 3 reports a dramatic crowd as speakers attacked Garrison and Grant opponents, urging repentance and continued Republican resolve. They denounced Democrats who allied with former rebels and praised wartime sacrifice, with Gov. Noyes and Gov. Baker referenced and urging unity in the party.
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Times and Chronicle
Grant
Jane
Democratic Party
Horace Urceley
Gual
Sherman
Basrners
America
Kentucky
Genator Wilson
Indiana
Goa
Befur
Te Mater
Gov. Noyes
Gov. Baker
Bourbon Democrats Read Nolan Out For Ward Speech
Special dispatch notes Bourbon Democrats in Twelfth Ward likely to shift support to Col. M. F. Nolan after his St Patrick's Day address at the Soldiers' Home. If a candidate with best odds against Gunckel emerges, Nolan is favored to cross party lines. Dr. Nusnemaker of the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum was dislocated after being thrown from a wagon during a runaway team.
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Times and Chronicle
Tow
M. F. Nolan
Gunckel
Nolan
Nusnemaker
Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum
Utica Visit Brings Noted Citizens Together
A fragmented Utica item notes a gathering of about twelve to twenty people, with a cordial tone and remarks of sincere pleasure from fellow citizens. The passage references a meal and a visitor, but details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Ute Indians Halt Move Toward White River Agency
Salt Lake August 3 Ute Indians halted their march toward the White River and Ulsted agencies in Utah and declared they will remain. The party of about 150 men with a large outfit faces Interior Department questions and possible tension. Lieutenant Wheeler reported the expedition’s progress amid early difficulties as they paused in eastern Nevada.
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Salt Lake
White River
Gatorade
Ulsted
Utah
Fesenerys Gad
Nevada
House of Refuge Investigation Report Areas Of Concern
In St Louis an inquiry into the House of Refuge outlines unsettled issues within the institution. Staff members faced reprimand and potential sentence actions as the investigation proceeds, with details limited by the fragmentary report available.
Vigorous moment from his office reported
A terse account notes a vigorous moment from an official in his office. The incident centers on sudden action and the surrounding response, with authorities providing minimal commentary. The event highlights a prompt response and ongoing scrutiny of the office.
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