Great Rebel Assault at Atlanta Fails Against Union Lines
From Gen Sherman’s army reports the Confederate assault on the left flank near Decatur and in front of Atlanta was repulsed. Union troops under Logan Dodge Blair and Howard held earthworks and repelled repeated charges, with heavy casualties on both sides and advancing Union lines toward the railroad.
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Heapqvantens
Amy Conns
Penanes
Eprrons
Hood
W Ho
Sherman
Eftreck
Decatur
Georgia
Var Lies
Cannister
Sercengi
Masketry
Andrew
Beronn
Atlanta
Tuntrn
Momera
West Point
Gorgia Riliroad
Pamers
Gena
Logan
Dodge
Blair
Bebefeld
McPherson
Howard
Ith
Schofeld
4Th Ae
Esa
Americas
John
Johnson
Cartin
Hooker
Williams
90Th Corps
Joe Hooker
Awerfal
Ww. L. B
Failures at Petersburg Echoed by New York Times
A New York Times correspondent reports on the Petersburg assault after the mine explosion. He criticizes the troops chosen for the assault, labeling their conduct disgraceful and their failure disastrous to the defense, noting poor timing and flawed execution that doomed the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
New York Times
Segatnanlag
Loyal Women Protests Against All Men Killed in War
A letter signed Loyal Women objects to the idea of killing off all men in the war. The writer condemns mass casualties and urges action to spare men and protect effort in the conflict.
Fragile 19th Century News Fragments Across Multiple Topics
A mixed compilation notes labor turmoil, harvest relief, tunnel progress, scientific societies, and a fire outbreak. It mentions workers in harvest regions receiving limited pay, Chicago tunnel progress, and Academy of Science reports. Also cited are personal notices, fatalities, kindergarten progress, fires on lakes islands, and Krupp cannon production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Saleh
Academy of Science
Mather Os
Hartford Windsor
Smith
Imose
Forrest
Brigaaic Land
Boaneville Times
Buck House
Ecience
Litriculture
Boston
Reedy
Debe
Idha Morgan
Tennessee
Murfreesboro
Mr. Ledter
Peru
Bate
Selesony
Retributive justice urged after slaveholding oppression in North Carolina
A fragment reflects on harsh racial injustice and the supposed accountability for slaveholding, arguing whites must rise from past contempt and seize a chance to redefine governance in North Carolina. It frames slavery as a dire foe and calls for retribution against despotic slaveholders.
Retirement of General W F Suita Stirring Controversy in Press
The Rochester Democrat reports on General William F. Suita retirement amid factional claims. The piece questions alleged schemes, criticizes actions toward Butler, Meade, and others, and defends his motives as patriotic though acknowledging official strain and public distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat
W. F. SuiTa
Welk
Butler
Meade
Ral Smith
Gen. Smith
Arailes
Sesiths
Draft Evasion Scheme Through Self Mutilation Reported
A fragment describes an attempted self mutilation by a man from Arecad to evade military service. The defendant, Green, confessed to aiming to die to avoid the draft, later seeking dental work to hide the act. The Provost officer notes the case reveals deeper schemes among youths to dodge service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arecad
Green
Clay and Beaton on Secession Echoes in Debate
Fragmentary remarks discuss secession and rebellion with cryptic phrases about courage and duty. The text references Henry and a debate on readiness to act if facing danger, though much of the material is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Beaton
Henry
Butler b Gay or two moves be a page peere of Seeks
No clear event or names readable. The text appears as garbled OCR with fragmented phrases and lacks identifiable persons or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Butler
The Rebel Invasion and Civil Disorder Report
Last night dispatches from Cincinnati describe the rebel invasion and border tensions. Details are incomplete as reports note vanished coins and treasure from towns and Carlisle families facing losses. Local stores hold scarce supplies while rapid mobilization is hinted but unclear in scope.
Army of the Potomac in focus at City Point hospital scene
In the field report the Army of the Potomac holds line before the Ninth corps while shelling continues. A chart of inquiry is planned to examine the recent failures. The hospital, crowded with wounded, is being rapidly cleared as boats transport from City Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Potomac
Eos Wong
Tve
City Point
North Carolina News on Rebel Actions and Union Patrols
From North Carolina a steamer Dudley Buck arrived after an expedition by Gen. Palmer to the Chowan River and Willard's force returned with cotton and a steamer. The ram Albertbute allegedly raised the white flag and opened port holes before withdrawal. Rebel rams Kingston and Wilmington class vessels are reportedly failures. machinery being removed. Our coast boats off Plymouth await a signal.
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North Carolina
Dudley Buck
Whern
Gen
Palmer
Chowan Hever
Lieut
Willard
Arrow
Albertbute
Mga
Roanoke River
Plymouth
Kingston
Iteet Genere
Wilmington
War note on Forrest deaths and Civil War battles
Fragmentary report from August mentions Gen N B Forrest presumed dead at Columbus Mississippi after battles near Tupelo and Lee's forces suffering heavy casualties. Other officers said killed or wounded while surrounding movements and divisions show substantial losses.
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Maemiuis
Davall's Bieff Report From Davall's Bielt
Fragmented reading notes describe Davall's Bieff reports and a force moving toward Camden. The text mentions militia inspectors and an inspecting board. The author, Mr. ynatt, is stated to be in Irvin Prison.
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Davall
White River
Adams
Renee
Bielt
Camden
Gus
Gen. B
Apare
Ynatt
Irvin
Steamer George Sails to Atlantic Cities With Passengers
The George departed yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia Boston and New York carrying two women and one unknown child to be distributed to benevolent societies. No front line news. situation remains quiet with no new developments.
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George
Philadelphia
Boston
York
Steamer Li Arrives and Havens Port Scene Update
Reports indicate the steamer Li arrived on the 20th amid a Mobile blockade scene. A Lange steamer, believed to be the Vir by the gins, also reached Havens port with a cargo, while the 470 steamer from Alge of Patton delivered goods and goods transport continues.
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Alge
Patton
Havens Op
Secretary Feesenden at Home
Local report notes Secretary Feesenden remains at home after a period of absence. No official statements were released by the agency. Community members await further updates.
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Feesenden
Sechary Keveendon Ative
Hospitals data garbled in OCR snippet about medical facilities
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed hospital references and names like Benemon and Keane Wedge with unclear context. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes are readable to summarize a specific item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benemon
Poe
Keane
WISE
Dreamers Tear of Geen Event Ends Quietly
A fragmented report notes a ceremony titled Tear of Dreamers issuing in quarters of Geen. Details are sparse with no clear outcome or participants readable from the text.
Refuges Relief Commission of Ohio Listing
Fragmented OCR text lists addresses and names for a relief commission in Ohio. The readable items include a street address 198 Vine Street and references to Race Street and Longworth Street, with partial agency identifiers. No clear event, date, or actions are discernible.
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Refuges Relief Commission OF
Oato
Vine
Ames notice fragment lists names and action
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and an action related to Ames but details are unreadable. The readable bits reference Mae Bae and Ames A Fraz but no clear event, date, or authority is provided for a complete summary.
Bria Rae and Sesame Street Era Shapes and Local Eats
Fragmentary text hints at a local feature on food items and a shop or venue. Mentions cheesemaking, streets, avenues, and a central area. Several garbled names and phrases reference a public or storefront setting with possible product names.
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Knowlton
A. Berri
J. N. McClung
West Tae
Matthews
Attorneys AT Law
West Third ST
Obte Valley
Bankwaewe, Ean'l
Orsim
Rewton, M. D
Amt & Ws
Deters
West Fourth Street
Goa
Rio
Wawa
Strickland’s
Ake Eres Rae
Per Bestle
Geaneeh Doge
Ourth Street
L. & M. Stony
Commission Merchart
E .I.oer
van Pokkonm
Merchant Tailor & Gents’ Furnisher
Race and
Elan Streets
Porman
Merchant Tailor & Gents
Main Street
G. W. Hawes
Indiana State Gazetteer and
North-western Shippers’ Guide
Lals
Moth
Indianapolis
Puoreves
Fe J. McGiowen
Jem Linet
Saws
Ile of
Cincinnati
Twentieth
Ohio
Potar
Bo. Wille
Aneslaer
Garp
Wile
J.P. Fasedman
E. W. Quackeebush
Ry Watts
Reuben
Daniel
Ured
Obert Joheson, Jr
Levi Williams
Gee Oy
G. W.quill Ince
W. Dodds
de Linetel
Lewis Gallon
Araol Devise
Tunos
Gieason
Flech
W.P. Blakely
Ieean
Henry Bowe
HH Wilisas
G. S Bermott
Philip_ . Ashton
Joshua Ankeny
Isaiah Blouil
Joam McKinwn
H. W. Forse
Corp
Samuel Miller
John Shoup
A. E. Bart
James Kelley
Jos
Adam Shiller
W. H. Francis
Edwin Chase
Dante C
EB. E. Bechtel
Snoulde
Peter Jeite
D. H. Brown
Murray H
C. H. Leach
C. H. Leach, Giga &. . Biglow, ©, Nealp; Jenner, Ohio—Corp. Wm. Porter
Lafayet
Finger
Speer
Sergt
G. W
Voesier
George Hach
James
Alex. McConnaughey
Tata
Detroit
J. B. Bryer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. Krupp
Prussia
Gincinnati
THE
Daily Times
Carlisle
Memphis
Cairo
Sycamore Strett
Betemn
Moulton
Af MU
G. A
Seenamennieecy
LEWIS
McOlung
M. U
U. S. Christian Commission
Cun” Cinnati Branch
Vine Streat
Eee
Enice Ethemres
Prarer
Ge Rate Eaton
Bria Rae Ee Ft Cee
Jameron
Ashing
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