Quartermaster Department Listing Individuals and Roles
The Quartermaster Department details personnel and duties including purchasing, levies, and service operations. Names such as McKim Clocha Captain, M. Claung, and Dresnan appear with roles in clothing, forage, property, and supply functions. The text lists officers and staff across logistics functions.
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Qcantenn
Belegan
Col
Sok Enh
McKim
Quartermaster Clocha- Capt
Goorete Ta
M.claung
Ys Lewir
A.Q M
W. 1. Gill
K.U
Barrack pair dispute noted at regimental corner
A fragmented report mentions a confrontation at a corner near Yor and Bew amid signals of an Abigail event. Military or civilian authorities appear involved as chatter references headquarters and a threesome leer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad
Hans
Wren
Fragmentary OCR Leads on Local Commission Notice
Incomplete text from a Cincinnati area civic notice hints at an office and store location on Vine Street. The readable fragments mention a commission and formal action but lack specifics like dates or names.
State Military Claim Notices Mention Caldwell
Fragmentary OCR shows a military claim notice referencing John D. Caldwell as a general or officer. Mentions legislative or state authority and a location near Lepeworts street but text is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn D. Caldwell
Gen
Bee
Fragmented Notes on War News and Public Affairs
Readable fragments cover abolition rumors, Confederate currency, railroads, fires in Texas and Louisiana, political shifts, and a variety of short items. Mentions include Lincoln era figures, Russia serfdom, and fire losses in Shreveport and Tyler.
Colorado gold region and rail link to the West
A detailed 19th century vision describes Colorado as the rising center of a vast westward movement. It outlines mining wealth in Colorado parks, rail connections from Atlantic ports, and demographic shifts from the Mississippi to the Pacific as Missouri Utah Nevada California and Colorado poised to grow and integrate into a national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Toom
Arta
Colorado
Oo Pass
Abd Blake
O Baten Pha
Pr Wb Flan Ag
Hushe
Pittsbang
Atlantic
Peiladelphi
St. Louis
Denver
Kingas
Territorica
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indize Missouri
Ene
Colored Blah
Norma Califorvia
Tidewater
Dela Ware
Mississippi River
Missouri
Kaates
Mississippi
Kanees
Utah
Nevada
Calfortia
Richnees
Pacific
Wety Mountains
Colorado Parks
Pacific Coast
Middle States
Kavead
California
Keneas
Maine
Jon
New Mexico
Arizona
Cae Idsho
Montana
Colorek Ahereewr
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Perseverance urged in wartime words from Richmond Whig
The Richmond Whig urges resolve amid Civil War hardship. It argues the people must endure rather than submit, stating the current strength is greater than last year, enemy exhaustion grows, and liberty would perish with surrender. It warns of conquest’s horrors and calls for steadfast defense.
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Richmond Whig
Padone
Booth
Hood
People of Savannah and Army in Quiet Occupation
A private Union letter from Savannah dated December 26 describes soldiers settling in, city transformations, and property use by officers. The writer notes security, absence of looting, and calm streets, with Christmas church services open and commerce visible as soldiers guard and the populace adapts. The letter praises army conduct and moral strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
New York
Napier addresses Volunteers urging frontier duty
General Napier of the British army spoke to the Toronto Volunteers urging them to support civil authorities on the border. He warned of Confederate plots and riots by miscreants aiming at murder, stressing the need for vigilant aid to curb their designs.
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Napier
Toronto
Expedition from Vicksburg threatens Rebel lines toward Mobile
An important expedition advances from Vicksburg toward Meridian, Calaba, and Lima aiming to sever Rebel communications. The move, thought strong enough to defeat Hood if it meets Dana, seeks to open water bases on the Tennessee and at Montgomery, with 4,000 prisoners said to be held and potential capture of Mobile.
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Vicksburg
Epecia
Chicago Tribune
Mobile
Granger
Meridian
Sherman
Noriait
Calaba
Lima
Ness Sestameey
Looa
Teonte Sece
Dick Taylor
Dana
Kc Kebury
Hood
Dara
Pedien
Sasibic
Tennessee
Meotcomery
Alabama
Selma
Montgomery
Savannah
Assistant Provost Marshal Shot in Vaoh County
Lieutenant B J Bower was shot while serving notices near Mt Vernon. He confronted James H Morris at Morris’s house, Morris fired a revolver wounding the officer in the back near the spine. Morris fled with a mob, while a woman is reported assaulted as the scene unfolded.
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B. J. Bower
Waahavonoes
Mt. Vernon
James H. Morris
Seven
Prin
Morrie
Morris
Arrival of Colonel Julian Allies in New York
OCR fragment reports Colonel Julian Allies arriving in New York with a meal plan upgrade and a ceremonial gesture amid municipal preparations. The text is garbled and reads like a partial society note about food, leaders, and city events.
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Julian Allies
New York
Cowan
Care Camp Receives Fifty Orphans by Steamer
The steamship Wood arrived from Little Town with fifty orphans in destitute condition this morning. Many are sick and several died during the voyage. Three other boatloads are expected to arrive.
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Steamek
Little
New Governor Calls Free Men to Defense in Carolina
From New York New York January. The new Governor of Boath Carolina has summoned all free white men between sixteen and sixty to come to the defense willingly if they will. Richmond Enquirer notes Wilmington refusals to Confederate money. fleet moves before a city. A plot to escape to safety and seven of them shot. remainder imprisoned. General Twifferro commands District of Charleston succeeding Angers. G Bowe and J C Brown mentioned. Raleigh Progress on Roanoke affair claims Rebuis victory far from decisive with no deaths. Richmond Enquirer reports a skirmish near Spring Place and Dalton Georgia capturing seventy prisoners, seventeen horses, and many arms. A steamship at Mobile Harbor armed and placed in service. New Year’s Day January 8. Washington special denies Fremont named Minister to France. City Point reports a locomotive explosion harming Conductor Douglas Anderson and Engineer Eugene Grey.
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New York
Boath
Carolina
Richmond Enquirer
Wilmington
Keees
S Vines
Twieferro
District of Charleston
Angers Fer Geers G. Bowe
J. C. Brown
Aeremer Brown
Tennessee
Raleigh Progress
Roanoke
Bret
Richmond Eoqairer
Sos Daltov
Georgi
Mobile Register
Mexico
Mazatlan
Herald
United States
St. Albans
Georgia
Washington
Congress
Grant
Vicksburg
Shington
Shenandoah
Jeff
Davis
Mosby
Richmond Whig
Sherman
Savannah
Cman
Jdanuagy
Tribune
James Apegel
Odinet
Richmond
Leo
Richardeon
the Tribune
Constitutional Convention elects permanent organization leaders
In St. Louis on January 8 the convention chose Arnold Kretchel of St. Charles as President, Charles D. Drake of St. Louis as Vice President, and A. B. Foster of Franklin County as Secretary. The Senate approved a joint resolution to form an eight member committee to urge War Department to establish a garrison near the state southwest corner. Bots Houses passed a bill authorizing public schools to educate colored children in Yale city under existing law.
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St. Louis
Constitutional Convention
Arnold Kretchel
St. Charles County
Charies D. Drake
A. B. Foster
Fricklin County
State Senate
Bots Houses
Board of Public Schools
Yale City
Incomplete Message on Local Train Service
Fragmentary notice reports trains returning and no service continuing last evening. It notes delays and a tentative plan to proceed tonight despite poor reception of details.
Train wreck near Stravieburg injures passengers
A sleeping car on the noon train at Povenkgaepain New York derailed at Vancusenburg two miles above Stravieburg. The car plunged into the river, leaving thirty five to forty passengers injured or cut by broken glass. A brake man was badly hurt. A second passenger car derailed but stayed off the river. Captain Touscy and a crew cleared wreckage and the line was restored. The crash was caused by a broken rail.
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Povenkgaepain
N. Y
Vancusenburg
Stravieburg
Touscy
Stein
Army of the James Reports Quiet Air Amid Rainbound Roads
A letter from the Army of the James, dated Friday, states the air is calm in the department but a severe rain storm all day has made routes nearly impassable.
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Army of the James
Washington
Reconstruction bill sparks substitute in House debate
Washington report notes a proposed substitute to the reconstruction bill allowing representatives from restored states to sit after governing regimes are validated by acts or joint resolutions. The discussion centers on admitting states individually based on merit and constitutional readmission standards.
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House of Representatives
Wilson
Congress
de Columbien Society
Pester Corian
Brooke
Ambrose W. Crk
M. Pacem
Oates
Ben. Perley Poore
Aaron Texan
Richmond Papers Report Civil War Turmoil and Casualties
The Richmond papers recount a violent skirmish with many deaths and railroad damage in Middle Alabama during December. They note Missouri brigade losses at Franklin and report wounded and missing officers. A truce arrival at Varna with 1600 blankets and large Confederate civilian confinement totals are also described.
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Richmond
Middle Alabama
Weat Point
Tesky
Montgomery
Franklin
Miscouri
Cockerell
Gates
Grant
Varane
p.Powers
Richoon
Nave Beg
Rehmond
Aradice
Fragmentary Union Ballot Report With Nominations
A damaged Winchester dispatch reports nominations for a U S Senate seat and a governor’s race. Hon Wm D Snow is said elected as United States Senator from Arkansas for six years from March next. Legislature passes a $299 Leanee measure.
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Ceone Ie Veliek
Map
Sheridan
gAgrigne
Little Atansas
Wm. D. Snow
Alt
United States
Frm Arkabeas
Hensee
Leanee
General Forrest and Union actions reported in South
The blurred copy notes Confederate general Forrest in action and Union movements along the railroads. It mentions advances at Avavera and a Yankee raid disrupting the Ohio Railroad, tearing up nine miles of track near the Carolan side.
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Southern News
Revel Papere
Avavera
Patrick
Itantehe
Les Epee
Forrest
Yankees
and Ohio Railroad
Davie Disputes New Jeruary Policy in Richmond
The Richmond Geotiackal complains of a harsh opposition, denouncing them as treacherous and dangerous to the South. It accuses the opposition of murders and corruption while praising the government. It notes slave labor costs at about a thousand dollars per year and criticizes high prices for meat and beef supplied to Virginia authorities.
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Davie
Richmond
Davis’ Orgen
Ssatinel
Rebd
de Rucnig
Carmy
Quirer
Ingrem
Richmon
Virginia
War News from the Civil War Era Mixed Dispatches
Advices from Mexico report Juarez Government holding 90 sea-ports on the Pacific as French forces seize Mazatlan. Updates cover Sherman in Georgia, Mosby orders, tax lists, shelling at Fort Fisher, and Richmond shortages as troops move and exchanges are debated.
Unclear event in city meeting called for Tuesday
A garbled notice references a city meeting to address property disturbances and deliveries. Key names and places are unreadable, but the item indicates a planned session for action on property issues in the city.
Raid in Mississippi and Confederate movements reported
Reports from January 8 describe a raid in Mississippi and advance of Hood's army crossing the Tennessee River near Tapelo. Destruction of property is unconfirmed while defenders claim several deserters and robbers were routed with casualties and prisoners taken.
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Manus
Advancis
Cout
Aberdeem
Hood
Tennessee
Tapelo
Guartrell
Patte
Damages Dispute Ties to Queen Proclamation War Impact
A damaged text fragment discusses judges finding nominal damages and a contract opened to the Queen's Proclamation. It suggests a potential reversal of the country during war and warns that sustaining such decisions could harm a blockade enterprise.
Emancipation Debate in Congress Sees Strong Backing
The Congress-2 session discusses a Senate resolution to abolish slavery in newly defined domains. Proponents argue emancipation reflects universal freedom, while opponents fear federal overreach into state domains. Debates reference the late election mandate and prior legislative votes. Adjournment noted as Ashley plans to seek a vote on the proposal.
New York Dry Goods Market Review
Market activity is muted with declines in a few prints last week and all new goods held at higher prices. Fabrics show mixed demand. brown and bleached sheetings firm, delaines weak, army kerseys active, broadcloths dull, and foreign goods limited as season ends. Independent, 6th inst.
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New York
A Cold Bath
Dr M G Smith, this year as we have described, baths in the river at day break. On Friday he plunged from Huse's wharf amid ice and cold water, then runs to Prum Island and Ipswitch river to perspire. He then returns home, thermometer sometimes at and below zero, proving a remarkable exercise and health specimen.
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M G Smith
Cortiques
Huse
Prum Island
Ipswitch
Wewburyport Herald
Texans Favor Reconstruction Debate in Border News
A Houston News Bulletin correspondent describes postwar tensions and mixed Confederate loyalties in Texas. He notes two thirds of home men reportedly support Reconstruction if polled, while a Concord Massachusetts petition urges freedom for slave children, with Lincoln quoted urging patience and faith.
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Houston News Bulletin
Tran
Fragmentary report on disguised federals and escape
A damaged OCR fragment describes two federal agents disguised as rebels who entered a house in Ke bol een fa lowa. It mentions an escape from a rock quarry and a trader aiding escape, with garbled names and unclear details about a path to Piecrooes gie.
Fragmentary San Francisco Bulletin item yields unclear phrasing
Readable text is highly garbled with no coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or events. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the damaged excerpt.
Gen Butters Report to Wilmington Understood In Washington
A news brief notes General Butters has submitted a report to Wilmington with indications that it has been considered in Washington. The filing is described as understood among officials in the capital.
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Butters
Wilmington
Washington
Salida Address Fragments Include Names and Streets
Partial OCR lists names and addresses such as Joan A Davison and Sixth Street entries in Salida with scattered street numbers and city cues. The text appears as broken lines from a town directory or notice page, indicating local residents and locations without a clear event.
Fragmentary OCR Item About Women and Law
The readable fragments mention women and law in a likely legal or social context. Specific names, dates, places, or actions are not clear from the text available.
The Duan & Co. Gift Sparks Arcadian Match
A brisk West Fifth Street tale follows a daring lass who visits Dena & Co. to buy a lever watch and a gift for her lover. Their pursuit of a prized ring at Dane & Co. ignites praise for the Justiy celebrated name, uniting the couple in marriage and comfort.
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Olgit
West Fifth Street
Duan & Co
Donn & Co
Germania Fire and Marine Insurance Stockholders Meet
A Cincinnati Ohio insurer notes a stockholders meeting date with mentions of Wm Guiterthan and officers in a formal notice. The fragment indicates a business session and corporate actions pending approval by stockholders.
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Germania Fire and Marine Insarance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Animai
Acceed
Emper
Guiterthan
Germania Fire and Marine Insurance Company Signature Note
Fragmentary OCR indicates the Germania Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Cincinnati Ohio involved in a circulatory note or endorsement. No clear event date or outcome is readable, but identifies the insurer and city.
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Davenport Brothers
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Brooklyn
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George B. Malloon
Mark Trafton
New Bedford
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Rocky Mountain News
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Concord
Mass
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Memphis
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W.w.wovewars
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Salida
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Joan
Davison
Seltty Bet
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J. N. McClung
T “MoeChung
Abe Sare Eng
Dena & Co
Abe
Pegy
Dene & Co.'s
West Witthtreet
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Duan & Us
Gift Book Store
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D. Kimger
A. Card
Germania Fire& Marine Ins. Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Germania Wire and Marine Inturent Company
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