City Ordinance Surfaces On Street Paving And Finances
City records show an ordinance by Mayor and council addressing paving on Ventent Avenue and South Street. It details assessments, costs, and penalties for nonpayment, with the ordinance presented for readings and official approval.
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Oity Council
Ieee Deepie Counel
H. Weasner
Hamer U. Anereone
Uity Oterk
AMS
Ibadd Street
Ourratreet
Suey
Allrevali
Buadd
Ein
Sofesak Coure
Duches
Airy
Coane Grasken
Ciy
Ula
Humas H.W Neu
City Advertisements and Ordinance Notice
Fragmented text shows an ordinance on grading and paving alleys involving a property owner to reset a survey or property line. Mentions appraisal or assessment context with references to Johnsten and local city action. Unauthorized or unclear details prevent full reconstruction.
Letter from Memphis appeals for hospital reports to Cincinnati Times
Special Correspondence of Cincinnati Times from Memphis requests weekly hospital reports or a full list of admitted soldiers. He notes the hospital conditions are clean and well managed, lists several officers and soldiers, and asks the Times to publish Ohio wounded details to help loyal readers. He signs as Private of the 5th Ohio.
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Cincinnati Times
Memphis
Ieaelian
Ami
Aters
George Cutter
J Cutter
Lien . Watt
M. Whilden
V. Zimmerman
Ohio
Times
Ohio Pares
Oss Offigere
Rebel raid thwarted by Kanawha cavalry ambush
A Fayetteville letter dated June 30 describes Col White and Gen Scamman arranging two companies of the 2nd Virginia Cavalry to intercept Rebels at Loop Creek. The plan failed as pickets slept, the Rebels rode down, and a Volunteer's boat crew opened fire, killing four Rebels and wounding several others while protecting ferry assets.
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Fayetteville
White
Gen. Scamman
Loop Creek
Kanawha
2Nd Virginian Cavalry
Camp Piatt
Creek
Richmond
Fragmented Civil War diary recounts trench skirmish and retreat
An 1860s diary entry describes a brutal encounter with Rebels near Pocahontas and the retreat across a creek. It notes Major Smith, Colonel Phillips, and Lt Fechner, with units from the Ninth Illinois and artillery support, plus capture and parole of a fellow soldier.
Fragmentary Note on Diamonds and Diamonds Tricky Tennis
A fragmentary OCR note from a Gazette correspondent mentions diamonds and a reference to tricky tennis concepts. It names Adeline and includes scattered phrases about brow and eyes, but lacks a clear event or full context.
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Gazette
Adeline Oy
Adventures of a Young American in Philadelphia
An eleven year old, Robert Haven, recently released from Libby Prison, travels toward his Philadelphia home. He recounts his capture by guerrillas near Nash and his voyage with his mother, noting Union forces under General Grant and sights of ironclad gunboats including the Merrimac at the government foundry.
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Robert Haven
Philadelphia
Libby
Nash
Rons
Diesewarel
Removal of Hooker Dominates Civil War Era Debate
The piece recounts General Hooker's removal and General Halleck's influence on strategic decisions while Ewell and Lee threaten Washington. It details officer reactions, the broader military dispute, and public opinion about leadership during the Fredericksburg period, highlighting the resolve to support the Union amid political tension.
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Lee
Gen. Hooker
Halleck Eaer
Washulkeshane
Duhal
Domeess
Poker
Hooker
Halleck
Ewell
Fredericksburg
A. P. Hill
Ien
Washington
Heintzelmen
Denver Steamer Returns from Packet Line Run
A fragmented notice reports the steamer Denver of the packet line arriving at Salt Lake City. Details are garbled but indicate a local port call and signs of cargo handling.
Butternut Outrage in Clermont County
A Clermont county item reports vandalism by a group described as Vallandigham Democrats and Butternut Rowdies. The piece references William Redick Felix Morgan Andy Morgan and others wearing butternut pins, insulting Miss Nancy Irwin and leading to a confrontation that left her injured.
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Clermont County
Ephott
Union
Vallandigham Democrats
William Redick
Felix Morgan
Andy Morgan
Fort Res
Nancy Irwin
Derkesl
Dea
Sulkad Tani Banea
Miss Irwin
Examination of Applicants for Colored Regiments in Ohio
Document dated June 30 1863 from Ohio Governor David to the Board of Examiners directs swift conduct of examinations for applicants to the United States Colored Troops. It requests testimonials and aims to raise funds for colored regiments while noting possible prompt responses to avoid delays.
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Cotomeus
van Dart
S . Wasuimpton
David
Ohio
Columbus
United States Colored Troupe
Davip Top
Dix’s Oper a Southern General Area Dispatch
A fragmented 1862 era dispatch suggests General Getty far from the White House. The letter notes prisoners, animals, and stores, with Confederate columns feigning a move while a large force concentrates at a river crossing. It claims Johnston’s army is drawn from Charleston Mobile and Savannah, leaving Richmond’s fortifications understaffed.
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Searce Monroe
Getty
White House
Dix
South Anna
Eth Johnston
Jon
Charleston
Mobile
Savannah
Richmond
Louisville Mor ity at Midnight Last Night
Fragmentary report describes an incident at midnight in Louisville with a force repulsing assailants near Oakville an unspecified track. The text notes continuing excitement and an inability to obtain more information until morning and mentions a five o clock train arrival.
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Creat Plarmat
Louisville
John Mority
Oak Ville
Rebel Prisoners Routed After Junction Formed
Baltimore dispatch reports over 8,900 prisoners arrived at Rebel prisons as General Couch forms a junction with Meade Lee's army. Schenck orders to push toward Washington while retreat deepens. The article calls the engagement a total rout rather than a Lee defeat.
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Couch
Meade
Lee
Baltimore
The
Herald
Schenck
Prk
Tosa
Mallarine
Van
Dixie
General Meade Addresses Army of the Potomac
Fragmentary report describes a general address to the Army of the Potomac urging continued pursuit of the enemy. The message emphasizes resolve, readiness, and the need to press on to secure strategic objectives.
Attempts to Intercept Lee's Retreat Near Urrevenue July 5
Rebels retreat toward the Potomac as Union forces move to block Lee. A Rebel pontoon boat Dam No.5 is destroyed by cavalry. Report notes Federal parole of about 2,000 prisoners and fear Lee may reach Williamsport in time to cross.
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Lee
Urrvenvune
Potomac
Williamsport
Rebel Generals Killed and Not Captured Report
Army dispatches on July 5 1868 state Rebel Generals Kemper and Johnson were killed. General devices indicate Longstreet or Hill were not captured and Farneworth was severely wounded but alive. The report notes Confederate losses amid ongoing Potomac operations.
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Farneworth
Street
Hill
Ees Heap
Army Or the Potomac
Kemper
Johnson
Geneale
Butterold
Longtreet
General Schenck Interview At One Oclock
General Schenck held an interview at one oclock, discussing plans north of the area and outlining immediate steps with military aides present. The briefing described positions and anticipated actions for the unit in the forthcoming operation.
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Schenck
Meade Headquarters at Hagerstown Reported Major Victory
Advices from the Union army up to two o clock P M Sunday state General Meade's headquarters were at Hagerstown last night The dispatches claim Lee's forces suffered a disastrous defeat and reflect confidence in Union success during the campaign excerpted from wartime reports.
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Liedwartere
Meade
Halietki
Lee
Militia Advances Amid Civil Conflict Reports
Fragmentary OCR notes describe militia action and rebel resistance with references to governor, security forces, and destruction of enemy equipment as ammunition stockpiles are mentioned in unclear terms.
Val iandighgyr at Bis Halifax
Fragmentary text records arrival of an individual at a Halifax location with half day schedule. Other readable fragments mention Hartiot and Umington but lack clear context or actions.
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Valiandighgyr
Halifax
Hartiot
Umington
Unable to parse source text for a clear headline
The provided text fragment is unreadable and fails to convey a coherent event or named entities to summarize into a valid newspaper card. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or numbers are extractable for a factual T and S.
Unsettled Minds Drift Between War and Peace
The Times notes unsettled sentiment as diplomacy stalls and America drifts toward either war or retreat. It cites cautious lines about British mediation and a looming decision. The Liverpool market report shows steady cotton and breadstuff values amid quiet trading.
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Loxbom
the Times
Paris
Liverpool
Liverrot
Janet
Erie
Port Hudson Soldier Sails to New York Mission
An unclear report describes Port Hudson forces moving toward New York with ships and banks involved. Details are garbled but indicate a deployment or transport to the East Coast and a related financial or banking note.
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New
Orlean
Port Hudson
York
Vanune
Ten a Substitute or CA DeO Sper
Fragmentary OCR text shows a brief note mentioning a substitute during a game or event and the Latin fragment CA DEO SPER. The source provides minimal readable context and no clear names, dates, or locations to anchor beyond the two phrases.
Unclear Dispatch About Potential Threats From Des Moines
Fragmentary text suggests a disputed claim about forces and locations, mentioning Des Moines and figures in New York. The readable lines imply base fabrication and uncertainty regarding the alleged threat or event. The passage is inconclusive with many garbled words.
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Loum
York
Johneton
Grant
Desmoines
Aorenele
Fragmentary Rebel Army Report Appears in Richmond Enquirer
A July 4 Richmond Enquirer fragment references rebel activity in Tennessee and Wales with vague notes of a strong force and dated acts. The garbled text makes specifics uncertain but indicates ongoing Confederate military notes in mid 1860s context.
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Richmond Enquirer
Tennessee
Seesach
Wales
London
Fragmentary dispatch from Civil War era in Pennsylvania
The text describes a tense march with cavalry and infantry near a town, mentioning General Early and Rebel forces. It notes rendezvous, pursuit after a boat chase, and arriving at a location around an unspecified time. The fragmented diary voice reflects uncertainty and service details.
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Asecas
Gil
Trent
Cays
Cineiot
Wrasnar
Hanne
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Tarmee
Orker Street
Sint
Claett
Saale
Connell
Thors
Cin
South Sea
Cindewalk
Casi
Sila
Hawa
I. Amistaone
Nathine
Clack
Cisuteca
Atreet Fuser
AMDT
Matha
Jane Anes
Qiuiller Street
Avery Street
Bereuy
Donnesberger
Nora
Sen
Incagsia
Penres
Uruias
Clacianats
Cther
Thom Ag
Weasner
Hanny AG
Ameemane
Ulty
Mill Street
Andrreon
Liona
Wana Bia
Waageny
Ark Street
City of
Johnsten
Knowlton
Bryenth
K. Phil
Meredith
J. N
UNG, Meredith & Ee
McClung
P. Meredith
Con's
Deereiees
Doback
Berges
Seine Beet
Mit Sigel
Sigel
A.C
Iy EL Ak
Dritting & Bros
Pre
Ech.'s
X York
Addt
A & O Fx Baler
Hawker Ive
New Ne Co
Rot
Arto
John H. Deters
West Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Vine
Walnut
Poe
Ieee
Coin
Major Smith
Manny de Ee
Phillips
Artille
Epa
Pocahontas
Mem
Cherieston
Gol. S
Treach
Rebs
Ia Fechner
Saratoga
Daily Saratogian
Hook
Meadest
McClellan
Bette Nos
General Hooker
Corrim
Boclety
Aks
Torta Sane
Poncatiello
Tooth of
Pohe
Bananese
Arkansas Post
Vicksburg
Jackson
Apuu
Bccn
Blackburn
Kelly
Deccared
Ter Fruit Committee
Pakveli
Watxvt Hills
Belle de
Herdinese
Jxo
Buncasury
Ee “Ete Grnson
Chm'n
E. M. Spmncen
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Imees
Union Laiky
Coleen Mane
al Dix
Gen. Meade
Frederick City
General Meade
Hagerstown
J. Vale
Buffalo
Hanovy 1
Duke's Mill
Arent
Renee Fane
Vankase
George
Seventeenth Virginks
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