From the 138th O V N G on Doane Senses Bek August 26 184
Special Correspondence describes the 138th O V N G marching from Virginia toward Washington. The writer reflects on war devastation in Virginia, praises consanguine relationships, and notes the health of the regiment with some typhoid fever cases. They glimpse Mount Vernon Fort Washington and the Potomac voyage, and praise Company D while anticipating a Rebel raid on the Eastern Shore.
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Reid
Gosopel Fisher
Unclear Dispatch From Washington Navy Yard
A fragmentary war era note from Washington DC dated August 27 describes soldiers resting at a rest house due to limited transport. Troop embarkation is delayed as many troops move over the road, with rail transport via the Pennsylvania Central Railroad expected later. Dispatch suggests remaining hours of delay and uncertain timing for departure.
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Washnoton
D. C
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Special Letter From the 50th Vermont Cavalry In Atlanta
A Civil War era letter dated Aug 30 1864 from Union troops near Atlanta describes stubborn enemy fortifications. The writer praises relentless pursuit of Rebels under General Sherman and hints at impending action. Mentions forced ration deliveries and anticipated railroad disruption as a strategic move.
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Bunuman
Atlanta
Sherman
Johnston
Shijiah and Perryville Officer Held on Bravery Charge
An officer identified as Shijiah from Perryville faced trial on charges related to bravery and health concerns. The report notes ongoing legal actions and mentions associates named Pete Aroutor and Sorpimn Bor in connection with the case.
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Shijiah
Perryville
Pete Aroutor
Sorpimn Bor
Fifieta O
Brave 2d Ohio Cavalry officer and fallen soldier described
Special correspondence from Haxren's Fenny reports on a wartime action near Ream's Station during Wilson's raid. Lt. Col. DupLar Oswago of the 3d Ohio Cavalry salutes the Coy. Gogeny I and Capt. Co B, noting the mortal wounding of James Costello of company I after a dramatic water rescue attempt.
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Fenny
Cinnati
Ohio Cavalry
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Co. B
Ace
James Costello
Ream
Wilson
Costello
DupLar Oswago
Englishwoman Seized in Tuscany Robbery Attempt
London Times correspondent reports that on July 28 near Florence a British gentleman's wife was abducted from a cart by two men one armed with a pistol. The attack followed by other assailants aimed to extort 12 000 seeds or 70 560 francs, threatening payment or harm to the youth and forcing the lady toward home.
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Brigauds
Etna
Florence
London Timee
Tuscany
Erie
France
Outrageous Supposesto Not Free
Barriers at the Peace meeting on March 18 featured inflammatory slogans opposing conscription and calling for bloodshed. The text accuses Lincoln and the war of tyranny, urging resistance and declaring violence against Black people.
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Bymcast
Soward
Lincoln
Large Arrival of Union Prisoners in-Labby Prison
The Richmond Examiner reports a large batch of Yankee prisoners of war arriving at Labby Prison on August 23. About thirteen hundred forty-nine captives, with officers among them, are described, including Germ with Prussian and Native blue bellies. Guards and officials are noted, with vivid details of attire and gear.
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Richmond Examiner
Secelery Bay
Hay
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Seen
Ulcut
Libby
American Emigrant Company Promotes Foreign Immigration
Connecticut chartered firm aims to establish agencies abroad to spread information about the United States to workers, provide transportation here, and offer employment. Authorized by Congress, it could help fill labor shortages caused by the draft by attracting skilled mechanics and workers.
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American Emigrant Company
Connecticut
Congress
Conventions Debate McClellan Nominating Contention
The Chicago convention on the second day discusses credentials admitting territories and both delegations from Missouri, the District of Columbia, and Louisiana. Speakers argue for McClellan's nomination, while others defend Jefferson Davis and condemn arrest of state legislatures as tyranny.
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Resoru
Miller
Olds
Sons of Liberty
Theie
Committee On Permanent Organization
Uncea Areness
Eeaelony
Convention
Horatio Seymour
Joseph Chace
Mavis
J. W. Williams
New Hampshire
Ed. Beach
Massachusetts
LD. H. Smally
Reempent
Gen. Taylor
Connecticut
Alford Anthony
Rhode Island
Andrew J. Cobb
New Jersey
J. J. Tucker
New York
Rea Parker
Goung
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Perrin
Teaac R Ditke
Illinois
Mosea M
Win
Tilden
Maryland
Jon B. Weller
Vallandighem
Cass
Brown
Delaware
Mir
Vallandighaor
A. M
Rence
Guthrie
Fragmented 19th Century Telegram Clippings From Paris to New York
A garbled 19th century telegram summary mentions a Paris man collecting thirty five thousand po of Napoleon’s era, Circassians exiled to Turkey, gas in Hartford at $4 per 1000 feet, Cornwall tin mines failing, Indian Treasury balances at $95 million, and various notes on American soldiers, liquor licenses, and unrest. It also references New Zealand Wakamarina, Missouri river bush, New York riot casualties estimated near 1000, German population myths, and stray items about rail work, clergy, and prisoners.
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Turkey
Neal Dow
Portland
Hartford
Conn
Cornwall
Exhra
Brooklyn
Pareselphis
Guerrilla Force Moves on Gallatin Across Cumberland River
A large guerrilla force, reported at five to twelve thousand, appeared at the Cumberland River bend below Gallatin and captured a federal company. They planned to cross the river this morning for an attack on Gallatin, with reports placing the action near the Gallatin post. Rough estimates vary on the exact strength of the force.
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Kentucky
Nashville
Demolition Ends Farmhouse Project After Delays
A stalled development ended when the longtime project owner demolished the remaining structures on the property. Local officials noted the collapse of plans after repeated delays and a lack of funding.
Osceola Earthworks Amid Rebel Activity Report
Guerrilla forces near Osceola construct earthworks as boats from below mapage report insurgent actions. Ex-prisoners are said to be leaving prison with cotton and other articles, while reports place activity between Memphis and Hale and reference Gen. Washburne and contraband items.
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Ata
Osceola
Memphis
Fea
Washburne
Rumor of Confederate Cavalry Near Maurireesboro
Reports from Five hundred rebel prisoners describe a Confederate cavalry force moving toward Wheeler's Cave and Maurireesboro with plans to disrupt Federal communications. Eyewitness notes and scattered sightings place the force between Mineville and Lebanon as excitement grows in Nashville and Great area.
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Wheeler
Bearder Baershen
Mineville
Maurireesboro
Lebanon
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