Controversy Over Pentateuch Criticism Sparks Episcopal Debate
Dr Coleneo defends the third part of his Pentateuch study against Archbishop and bishops of England. He argues biblical criticism is vital to biblical interpretation and questions the motive and authority of church censure. He contrasts his stance with Oxford’s inhibition, urging open discussion among church leaders.
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Coleneo
Church of England
Ant
Oxford
Denone
England
Tate
Lester Cou
All
Usher
Bishop Watson
Seare Auarelet
Eakinetry
God
Riots across cities threaten Lincoln draft in North press
The Richmond Dispatch reports from the north that peace meetings were mocked by antiwar mobs. It claims riots have broken out in New York Hartford and Newark with threats of so in the west. The piece anticipates rebel sympathy and predicts draft enforcement will falter once order is restored.
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Richmond
New York
North
Lincoln
Hartford
Newark
N. J
Poison plot ends in shooting duel over rival love
A woman lured by Brasseur to a love affair faced poisoning attempts and threats. When a plan to hire a poison failed, she fired a pistol at her rival Rose Beaufils at her home. The confrontation ended with Beaufils wounded and the assailant detained as authorities investigate.
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Brassee
Braseac
Rose Beaufils
Ana
Ana —— Standing Aaile Het Pre Ooime Aos Dares Or Alee Ander
Rose
Hingse
Fragmentary Senate remarks from Davis supporters
Fragmented OCR text shows a protest or speech by Friends of Davis arguing against wearying the Senate. It references Mr. Pagh and points about identity and South Carolina, with unclear context and damaged phrasing.
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Davis
Senate
Mr. Pagh
Diane
South Carolina
Rae
Coe Edien
Fragmentary notice from Moultrie Union page
Brief readable readout notes an event or section in the Moultrie Union with unclear details and incomplete names or places. The fragment mentions banners and sections but lacks full context and dates. Further text is needed for a complete summary.
Meade's March to Gordonsville Faces Mountain Obstacles
The text describes a military maneuver with Meade attempting a 60 mile route to Gordonsville using interior lines to outflank the enemy. It notes four possible paths via Luray Swift Run Gap and Stannardsville, with the chosen road being five miles longer than the shortest yet forced by interception. Meade aims to strike Gordonsville and the Rapidan but must overcome terrain and enemy positions.
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Thornton
Reech
Luray
Swift Ran
Gap
Gordomerite
Stannardsville
Meade
Gordonsville
Great International Wheat Show in Rochester NY
The Great International Wheat Show will be held in Rochester New York September 8 9 and 10 under the Monroe County Agricultural Society. Premiums offered include samples of wheat and straw, statements on oil, cultivation methods sowing time manures and harvest yield per acre. The event aims to unite wheat growers and discuss seed purchases and fair pricing for good seed.
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Rochester
New York
Monroe County Agricultural Society
United States
Weetore
Dreandlengys
Reph
Armer
N. Y
Brave John Burns at first day battle ends in heroism
The Germantown Telegraph recounts Brave John Burns who took multiple wounds on the first day of battle and, despite heavy injury, reported to his superior officer and saluted in a blue swallow tailed coat. A reward of a thousand dollars is proposed for his brave act.
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Rai
J. Kean
Macey
Luton
Othello
Coriolanus
Pee
Paris
Covent Garden
Dracy Lane
United States
Mr. Rae
Owas
Porvent
Lge
Masresty
U. House
New York
Harter
Tnebee
Cao
Pennsylvania
Air
John Burns
Germantown
Seaat Wien
Ermala
Epatsor
Silver Gift in Canada prompts currency concerns
The people of Canada remain troubled by the silver question as The London Press notes a flood of depreciated foreign coin and the loss of good money from circulation. The article hints at pressures on merchants and traders facing the metal coin issue.
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Canada
London
C. W
Atturer
Deacon Clemen’s Flight From Sneeeeen City Revealed
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Deacon named Clemen fleeing Sneeeeen city with remnants of a group, referencing a prior ban fee scheme and an archaic event. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Clemen
Himial
Readers see threat of swift advance toward Jackson
The narrative describes Confederate positions near Jackson and Bolton with Sherman’s forces five miles beyond Bolton, predicting a final struggle as Union troops push forward. Citizens in the area grow desolate, scarce food, and fear the fall of the Confederacy as urban and rural lines shift under advancing armies.
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Renees
Ogee
Parks and Washburn
Sherman
Bolton
J Jackson
Johnston Udes
Mae
The Draft in Philadelphia Quietly Proceeds Amid Odds
A fragmented account notes the draft continuing in Philadelphia with muted commentary on funds and effort. It hints at public sentiment, mentions a 1200 sum, and reflects caution about wartime obligations and national duty amid uncertain outcomes.
Explosion at mill leaves several hurt and a fatality
The account describes a boiler explosion at a mill near the picket shop causing multiple injuries and the death of a person identified as Jacque. Several named individuals, including Mr. Caleb and George H. Carter, sustained serious and minor injuries as flames damaged a nearby building. Fire and rescue efforts limited the spread of the blaze, while debris and collapsed structures hindered operations.
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Caleb
George H. Carter
Michael Pindar
J. W. Spaulding
Sal Smith
Albert Hilowell
H. R. Barker
Arc Department
South Carolina Candidates and Government Sale Rumor
A correspondent from the Department of South Carolina reports to the Boston Traveller about candidates and a government sale last year. The essay mentions purchases paid in part by negroes and deferred balance, with unclear details about recipients and acreage.
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Department of South Carolina
Boston
Double Screw Iron Steam Ship Aboard Notorious Blockade Runner
A damaged item notes a double screw schooner iron steam er with an assorted cargo of merchandise, identified as a notorious blockade runner. The fragment provides little context on voyage or fate beyond the described vessel type and illicit role.
Destruction and capture tied to vessel bound for starving Englishmen
Reports describe damage and capture linked to a vessel named Georgia bound for English sufferers. The ship discharging cargo of produce at Ri June faced destruction tied to coal and cap saint Mac. A bond of $100,000 applied to the Griswald, with crews arriving at Ri June and a New York stop noted.
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New York
Georgia
Unclear Civil War Era Dispatch From Alabama Area
Fragmentary telegraph report notes a local movement around Stanley and Chattanooga with speculation on a possible encounter. The account hints at advancing forces and uncertain positions but provides no definite outcome or confirmed movements.
Philadelphia Draft Relief Measure Advances in Council
Philadelphia officials vote on a relief bill to aid drafted men. The measure proposes funding of one million dollars for the support and sustenance of men drafted, with Democratic and Republican votes noted in the proceedings.
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Priladelpria
Reg Ca
Drake
Fragmentary obituary notice from Ohio dates
Partial obituary snippet notes a death on July 18 and references Ohio and Clinols with unclear dates and names.
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Ohio
Five Mile Face Race Highlights Pittsburg Contest
In Poucoxnsram New York on July 9 an event labeled the five mile Face drew attention as Pittsburg representative competed for the single prize. The fragmentary report notes a race between two unnamed participants with limited details remaining.
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N. Y
Pittsburg
Troy Mob Trial Reportedly Dismissed Amid Confusion
A fragmentary OCR item references a local gang case involving the Troy mob and other defendants. Due to unreadable text, details about charges, dates, or outcomes are unclear, but the notice mentions a law state station and statements from a court or officer.
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