Dollar Times readers praise the paper in letters
Readers from New York to Iowa affirm Dollar Times as the best journal with extensive circulation. Patrons praise its truthfulness, political independence, and value despite differing views. Amusements section note ends here.
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Union sentiment letters praise the Times Dispatch
Readers from multiple towns express strong support for the paper. Citizens in Kentucky Virginia Indiana and beyond praise its Union stance and call for widespread circulation and louder influence. The letters celebrate advocacy and urge continued publication without delay.
Readers praise the Times as a trusted Union voice
A collection of Republican readers from many towns express high regard for the Dollar Times. They call the paper a reliable Union supporter and commend its veracity even amid political differences. Several writers urge continued circulation and loyalty to the newspaper.
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Persiasville
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Union
Times
J. Bane
Cayport
E. W. Royce
W. W. Surv
Amelia
J. Vaavert
Jaret Prairie
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Dadesville
Missouri
Letters praise the Dollar Times as a trusted paper
Readers across states express loyalty to the Dollar Times, calling it a reliable and manly newspaper. They describe it as essential for Democrats and a source of honest testimony, despite political differences.
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G W Sheppard & Co Superior Gold Pens Advertisement
Local office display for G W Sheppard & Co promotes superior gold pens and gold and silver pen and pencil cases at No 6 West Fourth Street Up Stairs. The ad invites customers to visit the shop for quality writing instruments and accessories.
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G. W. Sheppard & CO
Superior
West Fourth Street
Reunion of the thirty-ninth Ohio at St Louis
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Times describes the thirty-ninth Ohio reunion in St Louis after five months apart. It covers the march from Jefferson City under Lieut. Col. Gilbert, the Geffroy Guards, regimental reorganization, camp life at Herman, and a scouting mission through multiple Missouri counties resulting in prisoneroners, horses, guns, and captured clothing. The unit is then stationed at Warrenton, Missouri.
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Col. Groesbeck
Regment
St. Louis
Jim
Bull
Jefferson City
Gilbert
Col
Grosbeck
Painijra
Tennessee
Geffroy Guards
Cincinnati
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Holres
Aaron Brown
Geffruys
Herman
Gasconade County
Halleck
Seevah
Eighty-First Ohio Regiment
Morton
Ledd
High Hill
Montgomery County
Greenland
Danville
Ree
Montgomery
Calloway
Audrain
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Warrenton
Misuri
The Rover Guards Receive a Soldier’s Sword Gift
Col. Sargent presided over a line of Rovers from the 52d Regiment as Captain W H H Bowns presented a regimental sword and belt to the Rover Guards commander. Tears and praise followed, the colonel urging duty and obedience amid a moving farewell to a storied unit.
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Sargent
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W. H. H. Bowns
Rover Guards
Tee Segerene
Jean Cece Argent
Adolph Reports Fortifications and Desertions Near Jefferson
Adolph writes from Jefferson Cy dated the 17th inst describing the 5th Ohio Battery drilling on fortifications surrounding the Bug and healthy men, with only three sick. He notes eager troops to join Federal victories in Kentucky and Gen Pope's brigade at the governor's mansion. The Beershe inquired about the Nebraska meat, and Union towns invited guests at a resident's home as events unfold with Missouri and Iowa figures mentioned.
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Jefferson
Ohio Battery
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New Orleans
Missouri
Kent Ey
Coronel Cocker
Fragmented OCR Chess Note With Unclear Names
An unclear OCR fragment mentions chess players and possible names but lacks coherent context. The text includes scattered references to individuals and a location, with no complete events or outcomes to summarize.
Brigadier General Charles F. Smith A Civil War Officer
Biographical sketch of Charles Ferguson Smith native of Pennsylvania, cadet 1833, West Point instructor and adjutant, promoted through ranks to colonel and brigadier general. Serviced in Mexico with Brevet honors and led troops under Gen. Halleck at Paducah during the Civil War era.
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Pennsylvania
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Arsoilar Aedes
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Texas
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Munfordville Dispatch Describes Mud and Military Moves
Special Correspondence reports heavy rain and deep mud hindering Union columns toward Bowling Green. Buell heads to Cave City, Gen McCook's division advances, Secessionist sabotage on the railroad, and a new War Department bakery increases supply to hospitals and camps along the line toward Nashville.
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Munfordsville
Bowling Green
Nashville
Ohio House and Senate discuss Farewell Address and Asylum bill
Special correspondence from Columbus notes Washington's Farewell Address read in the House with a salute at the State House. A resolution to print copies failed. Senate resolution thanked General Grant and Foote for Fort Donelson victory, with praise for Ohio regiments. Debate over the Lunatic Asylum bill focuses on responsibility, economy, and future funding, with legislators questioning adequacy and costs.
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The Barnside Expedition Report From Hatteras
A Confederate correspondent describes recent actions near Hatteras including prisoners, supplies, and the movement of troops. He notes near victory reflections, contraband arrivals, and details of regiments and boats, with emphasis on endurance and ongoing transport to New York and other ports.
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General Benham calls for immediate trial and war council
General Benham seeks swift action as he urges the Senate War Committee to trial him at once or restore him to duty. Reports mention Lig brigadier promotion and Iowa 1861 land valuations, with town assessments rising and vacant lots noted amid wider wartime discourse.
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Iris states progress on Italian project with measured distance
Iris reports progress on an Italian project noting a measured distance of 1 74 miles metres and 1005 080 metres out as the target to be accomplished.
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Iris
Fragmentary note on memory and living body
A garbled line discusses someone who is alive and remembers another person for them. The text is unclear and partially unintelligible, offering no concrete facts or names to identify individuals, places, or events.
SURRENDER OF NASHVILLE ANNOUNCED BY REBEL OFFICIAL
Dispatch from Richmond reports Nashville surrender announced by a Confederate official as the Old Point boat arrives. Details note battles at Chickamauga and other movements, with limited clarity from damaged telegraph text.
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Betelfpa
Davis
Submarine Cable Planned Along with Negotiations
A morning flag of truce meeting between Gen Howell Cobb and Gen Seldon, with Col Gannon and Maj Jones on staff, yielded a plan to lay a submarine cable by next day if weather allows. Mr Heiss reported five miles of cable laid. prisoners were loaded aboard the George Washington for transport to the Dames river. blockade-runner chatter noted no Union ships remained at Richmond.
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Commercial News per Niagara Cotton and Market Roundup
The week’s cotton market was received by the Bohmien. Liverpool Markets show a generally hesitant trend with flour easing to 31 32s and corn steady. Wheat declines noted while lard remains dull. Coffee quiet, tea steady, rice steady to dull. Breadstuffs and provisions dull with inactivity in London markets.
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Washingtons Birthday Nomination for Minister to Mexico
Washmeton reports on a Senate nomination of Gen Winfield Scott as Minister Extraordinary to Mexico with sanctions used in previous boundary disputes. A treaty project accompanies the nomination, featuring debt assumption and guaranteed payments for five years. Debate questions Monroe Doctrine limits and possible opposition to countering England France and Spain.
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France
Spain
Greenden
Tennessee Campaign View Shapes Potomac Movement
New York dispatch reports expectations of a Confederate initiative along the Potomac. Colonel Corcoran is to be promoted to brigadier general upon return from the expedition, with strong public belief that some decisive action is near.
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Washington
Tennessee
Potomac
New York Times Dispatch
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Gunboat Expedition Reaches Columbus Area on River
Cairo dispatch reports four ironclad gunboats two mortars and a Wisconsin battalion advancing up the river to Columbus. The force seized flashboats and skiffs as far as they dared travel gaining control of the river corridor amid ongoing operations.
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Times
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Wisconsin
The Gale at New York Ends Quietly
A brief New York gale eased by dusk with light winds and scattered papers. No injuries or major damage reported as city crews secure streets and monitor conditions.
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Fragmentary OCR Note from aebrary 9 Oxtguerdm 47
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a library elements and roof, with damaged plows rings and pews. It references the Library of Congress and brown glass or brackets, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Library of Congress
Abolition Debate and War Aid on Senate Agenda
The Senate debates abolition of a district measure and a memorial from New York owners citing ship timber exports. Missouri's Mr. Wilson backs aid to the St Joseph and Louisiana Pacific Railroads to transport war munitions, arguing land grants justified government support.
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Resolution Referred to Military Affairs Committee
The discussion centered on the divisions and officers supporting the resolutions. Conkinz asked that the resolution be laid over for the present. After debate, Mr. Cox moved to refer it to the Committee on Military Affairs.
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Notorious French Serial Killer Captures Lyons Spotlight
A 50 year old man named Dumoiland is accused of luring servant girls to remote spots, sexually assaulting and murdering them, and burying bodies in woods. His wife, indicted as an accomplice, warned police of murdered victims and a wave of six to fifteen similar cases. Police uncovered 230 female items in his home, with a scarred upper lip noted. defenses claim he is framed by a band of nefarious counterfeiters.
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New York Times
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Lyons
Sory
Four Hundred Three Horses in French Emperor Stables
The stables house 403 horses including 70 thoroughbreds and 190 for Imperial carriages. There are 136 hack horses, with total state stables excluding cavalry and military studs at 1150 horses.
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Prussian military service law tightened amid cold Russian notes
A drafted reform raises seven year service with four years reserve, landwehr nine to five, navy with age classes same as army, and a small population service reduction to 1.12 percent. A St Petersburg dispatch notes severe winter in Russia with frigid conditions and widespread frost impact.
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