Notable 19th Century Grants and Global Notices
A混 plethora of brief items reports on legal rulings, military service for alien residents, and stamp discounts. It notes a Richmond decision deeming aliens liable for military service, lists political and economic snippets from Georgia and Texas, mentions Charles Lyell’s new title, and recounts global curiosities from Comets to cannibalism in New Caledonia.
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T. P. Cooke
Pitteburg and Steubenville
Richmond
Cara Manchester Mirror
Ots
Sheereepeny
Georgia
Charles Lyell
Big Lyell
Kimnordy
Forfar
England
Texas
St. Mary's
Maryland
Carpenters of
New York
John Taylor Wood
Rebe Ae
Wilson
Queen's Bench
Caieda
Canada
Wealth Growth Amid War Debates and National Loan Drive
A mid nineteenth century analysis argues wealth in the United States rose sharply 1850 to 1860 while population grew modestly. It critiques Wells on war funding, outlines asset values, and endorses a government loan of 200 million dollars for three years at seven percent interest, urging widespread public participation.
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Wells
Europe
United States
Nertheless
Atraé Esthaste
Siemens
Orien
Welle
Britain
Ranod
Feseenden
Tew
Treasury
Gorper
United Tes
United
Macken
Gortmayig
Emacs
Tata
Taxation and debt in Britain and the United States debate
The text compares Britain's wartime debt and prosperity with citizens and policy in the United States. It cites 1810 Britain’s 134 percent debt on private wealth and 1416 figures for per capita wealth, arguing taxation by the president and fiscal policy. It notes Britain's heavy debt yet sustained growth and industrial power through wars and immigration.
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Great Britain
Mr. Wells
Chief’s Pretext Stated Amid National Government Tension
Fragmentary OCR reveals a political scene with a figure wearing a white hat, staring in silence as tensions rise around the Tah National Government. The text is garbled but suggests a confrontation or scrutiny of leadership.
Can't Afford to Teach School Says Worker
Fragmentary dialogue shows a worker saying they cannot afford to teach school while noting wages of $175 per day and hardships under limited incentives. The text reflects a struggle over training and compensation.
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Coe Cage
Laland
Cure for Dysentery Prescribed by Dr Paes
Dr Paes of Washington communicates a family remedy said to have been tried in military camps with many daily cases and rapid cures. Recipe uses vinegar and salt dissolved, boiled with water, a dose of a tablespoonful three times daily until relief.
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Paes
Washington
Deaths in Hospitals for Week Ended August 19 1864 Nashville
List of fallen soldiers reported as in hospitals or dead in Nashville during the week ending August 19 1864. Names include George W. Ashcraft 23d Kentucky Thomas Karney I 13th Michigan Jack Hyatt E 100th Ohio and many others across multiple regiments and states with scattered units such as 5th Wisconsin 19th Ohio 1284 N yn and 86th Indiana.
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Nashville
George W. Ashcraft
Thomas Karney
Mick Joat H. Cam
Aoer
J Becks
Ohio
Robert Baleer
Batiey Aberne- Kloo
Mano
Lewis
Ind
R. Ww. Dickar
Yn J James. Nichols, F, 1981 Nd.; Reaheo Téth Penn
N. Suleat
Clas
Bal Gaslor
Bator
Mckay Tooher
Ted Indahater
Alfred nPatrick
Phillip Feipier
Corp
Freland
Walt
H. N
Gao
Farnacorth
Sergi
Thos
Tee Bianca
Hatch
M. O
Harris
57Th O
Bweremare
Baha i
Sindy
46Th Penn
Uf Hi
Matter
Sae O
M. H, McCoy
Tenn
Coburn Sparring Session Draws Applause in London
An August London report notes Coburn and Joe Goss sparring under Harry Brunt on Beech Street. The bout featured Bill Ryall and Jack Rooke with noted rapid exchanges and strong defense as crowds praised Coburn’s performance and boxing technique.
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Coburn
Migggly
Bell
London
Harry Brunton
George and Dragon
Beech Street
Berbidgn
Joe Ouere
Joe ‘Goss
Bill Ryali
Jack Rooke
Rooke
Murderous Rebel Museile Clue From Long Ago
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a young man named Kindey once in custody under Sherman and tied to Al Na. He was shot in the lower body while seated in an ambulance, with a companion named Ely mentioned as a possible associate.
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Kindey
Sherman
Alna
Kinney
Uae
Ely
Ofeckens
Fragmented OCR wartime note on Greek king and monument request
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions King George of Greece arriving at Missolonghi or a related event and a request for funds or a committee to honor a poet monument. The text is garbled, with references to a fire car and the Confederacy appearing out of context.
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George
Greece
Missolonghi
Cincinnati Telegraph Dispatch Misses Daily Times
A terse telegraph message from the Cincinnati office reports a brief item for the Daily Times, with no further context or details provided in the fragment.
Rebels in Force Near Atlanta Dispatched in Evening Notes
In late advices from before Atlanta a strong Rebel force is reported moving through the area near Mar tineburg and Winchester. The dispatches describe a force under heavy pressure with mentions of the Shenandoah region and ongoing clashes, though details remain fragmentary.
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New York
Pear Martineburg
Atlanta
A Maire in the South Tributes Rebels
Scattered OCR text notes a steamer Ida leaving with cotton and tobacco shipments at Cairo and Hickman Kentucky. Mentions a rebel tribute and naval movements as well as limited provisions and deployments. Includes fragmented dates and locations such as Newark and the Arkansas River.
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Ida Ree
Ee- Sia Tzlcun
Doblado
Juarez
le P van
Cairo
Hickman
Kentucky
Newark
Port Morgan Fort Surrender Imminent Say Reports
The New Orleans paper notes General Granger’s land forces advancing toward Fort Morgan with 500 yards to go. Bombardment guns and mortars stand ready awaiting the signal to open fire as the fort seems poised to surrender.
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Port Morgan
Howe
Granger
Port Royal News and Confederate War Notes Chronicle
Dispatches from Port Royal dated August 4 report naval and land actions including a schooner Ribot in tow and Marines seeking prisoner exchanges. General Hatch prepares to resume Florida operations while fort Sumter engagements loom and recruits and supplies move from several states. Rebel forces allegedly mass on Morris Island as Union troops cross the James River and efforts to hold Mobile continue amid strategic shifts.
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New York
Port Roya
Monroe
Wit Hatteras E
Fulton
Échooner
Anon
Hatch
Florida
Fort Sumter
Astachusette
Rema
Charleston
Rio
Mneny
Bios
Ohio
Gregg
Hix
Morrie Island
Bels
Mobile
Ae Ashingtos
Pan
James River
Surprise at Weldon Railroad In Civil War Action
Dispatch reports a Confederate surprise at the Weldon Railroad on Friday August 21. Union forces of the Potomac under the 7th Corps faced heavy engagement with casualties near Latce wn. Rebels reportedly counted about 1,000 prisoners as Union troops scrambled to escape, amid chaotic fighting in the late morning.
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Weldon Railroad
Army OF the Potomac
Weldon
Eine Seepoen
Sth
Pri coad to and s corps
Fragmentary text notes the term s corps and pri coad reference. The readable portion hints at a business or legal context possibly involving corporate designations. No clear events, names, or dates are stated.
Artillery Firing Description Mentioned in Brief Notice
Brief report notes artillery firing ongoing during August 1 to 6 in the Sa u k Bes area with unclear surrounding details.
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Sdemmae Courtlery Hase
Sauk Bes
Unclear OCR fragment on securities and gold pricing
Fragmentary note describes market terms with a ten million dollar securities amount and gold opening at 256 26734, then closing dull after selling. Reads like scribbled financial data with errors and missing context.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Ky County Report
An incomplete OCR passage references Unionica County Kentucky and mentions robbers and a rebel context. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item notes a county setting with possible law enforcement or conflict references.
The Yellow Fever Outbreak Report At Bere Rae
A garbled notice describes a yellow fever incident at Bere Rae with references to affected persons and arrival of aid. The fragment mentions relief efforts and the ongoing response by local authorities and health workers.
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Bere Rae Enen Pers
Confused Letter From Matemoras on Cuban Affairs
A fragmentary August letter from Matemoras of the Mth ult. reports tensions in Havana and disputes the notion that Uraga has deserted or submitted to the Emperor. Citizens in Bari and nearby areas oppose a stated evil alliance, with Juarez figures noted but not supported by locals.
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Havana
Matemoras
Mth
Joarex
Maximilian
Uraga
Oases
Tahoe Social Ursga
Bari
Juarez
Almonte & OS
New Loan Contemplated Speech by Mr Lincvia at Wacurnaron
A garbled report from August 23 notes the Secretary of the Treasury may seek a new loan with terms undisclosed. The fragment mentions debate over a 7 30 loan and refers to soldiers, government essays, and calls for equal privileges, with talk of Charleston and the executive mansion.
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Lincvia
Wacurnaron
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio
Jon
Tor
Saa
Charleston
Fragmentary Military Dispatch From Incomplete Report
An incomplete report describes iron guns and a loaded ship as a vessel is sent. The text references Carolina and twelve ponderous guns with limited legible details.
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Carolina
Unclear OCR text fragment from 19th century page
Fragmentary readable names and places appear without coherent event. Individuals such as Covington Bowman's are listed among scattered terms and dates, but no clear incident, location, or outcome is identifiable to describe.
Christian Commission Cincinnati Branch Office and Store Rooms
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Christian Commission Cincinnati branch with an office and store rooms at Vine Street. Mentions general agent and references to headquarters and an apparent date or heading for Thire U. 8. Milhacy teen Muray.
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U. 8
Christian Commis8i
Ocinnati
Vine Strest
Ita
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W.W. Woodward
Sixth Street
Western Bow
Joan
P. Knowlton
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O. E. Newton
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Omoinna
J.udppeters
West Fourth Street
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Buorts
WLITE
Lee
Purlaps
Banerre
Vine Street
Cipciarati
Hevina
Siact An
Plese Bet
G.W. Is
Sahuache
Blake
Gell
Cweer
R. Merring
Og Bent
Bef
Cuba
Cameron
RAN. Atems
Baltimort
Hood
Osingeville
Bath
West Point
Livingstone
British Association
London Review
Greenpoint
L. 1
New York City
Poth
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Baltimore
Fry
Haye
New Caledonia
Moneo
Connecticut Viiriamaydl
Andersony
Soros
Éurio
Enu
Deere
Napoleon
Trans Mississippi
Silas Leona
Potah
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Atlans
Port Royal
Hagerstown
Puawcim
Unionica
de County
Deeqnad
Heurax
Sura Gomae
Ae Bic
Tophada
Mexico
North Carolina
the Tallahases
Postal Rules
Vances
Meee Rien Ntane
J. V. Lew
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Beebe Ae
Eatena Norsas Otras
Bom Anon Sarees
GRUDE
Chin
Westaga
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A. M. Sperr
C. Y. le Covington
Sxain Bowman's
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Gowinga
Muray
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